U&Yesterday Thursday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Nymans gardens near Crawley, where items include a jewelled locket that was a gift from Queen Victoria and an ashtray designed by Picasso

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Senate House in Bloomsbury, where experts meet a man who has flown in from Antwerp to get a carved whale bone scrimshaw valued

A now-silent site that played a pivotal role defending the USA through the 20th century. Plus, a crumbling Italian fortress and a ghostly Ukrainian mansion

A juggernaut of Soviet engineering which was crucial to the international space race. Deserted Scottish coastal defences and a complex that's crucial to American history

The impact of an integrated defence system and radar on the Second World War, focusing on the role of RAF Kenley, one of the most intact Battle of Britain airfields

How Russian scientists tried to create a human-ape hybrid in the 1920s. Plus, a mysterious airship crash and a disease outbreak that may have been caused by bio-weapon experiments

Michael Portillo continues his American rail journey west from St Louis to Jefferson City, Missouri, following the tracks of European settlers in the 19th century

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Caversham Park, near Reading, home to the BBC's international news monitoring service. Finds include some notes by a 17th-century Shakespeare fan

In the 100th episode, Derek heads to Northumberland to collect a rare 1975 NSU RO 80, Jack deals with a Mini Mayfair stuck in a barn, and an Aston Martin DBS husk is auctioned

On the way to pick up two lovely '70s Lotus sports cars, Derek takes to the skies for his first ever helicopter flight in a 1967 Bell 47 chopper

Reigate Fort, which was repurposed to block the Nazis from getting to London and was set to become Resistance HQ should the capital have fallen

How the UFO famously sighted at Roswell may have been an experimental aircraft developed by the Nazis during the Second World War. Plus, theories about Glenn Miller's disappearance

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Caversham Park, near Reading, home to the BBC's international news monitoring service. Finds include some notes by a 17th-century Shakespeare fan

Michael Portillo travels through Minneapolis and St Paul, where he explores how the power of the Mississippi helped Minneapolis become a great industrial centre

Paul's on the East Coast to help a collector who is saying goodbye to his prized Excelsior Consort and his handmade Yorkshire Coble boat

In the 100th episode, Derek heads to Northumberland to collect a rare 1975 NSU RO 80, Jack deals with a Mini Mayfair stuck in a barn, and an Aston Martin DBS husk is auctioned

Derek travels to the Lancashire coast to pick up a rare 1972 Citroen SM, and Dave is on HQ duties and admires a Punto that's two decades old but has just 42 miles on the clock

A complex of stone buildings near Hadrian's Wall that were built to keep Northern hordes at bay. Also, a top secret military facility in the American Midwest

Michael Portillo continues his American rail journey west from St Louis to Jefferson City, Missouri, following the tracks of European settlers in the 19th century

Colin brings a rare Ford Zephyr into the 21st Century, a VW Beach Buggy is tuned by ear, and a E-Type Jag gets supersized air filters

A classic car club descends on the garage as they prepare to attend a new event that celebrates original and unrestored vehicles

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home