U&Yesterday Monday

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A return visit to the National Botanic Garden of Wales in Carmarthenshire, with James Bond memorabilia making an appearance alongside a miniature steam engine and a religious ring

Fiona Bruce presents an edition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain and the Blitz, featuring stories from across the UK and an event at Biggin Hill Airfield

This ambitious, striking film tells an astonishing story which challenges our understanding of the Second World War and our perception of world-renowned leaders

As the Allies' advances stall, the Canadians seize Hitler's island fortress to open up the vital port of Antwerp and keep the war moving

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore the disused parts of London Bridge, while Siddy visits Ongar in Essex and nearby Blake Hall

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore King's Cross St Pancras, including a secret siding and the disused Thameslink station

Part one of two. Simon takes a tour of Greece, travelling from the islands of the Aegean to Athens and learning how the Greek people are coping with their country's crises

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, where items include a sapphire ring and a sketch by Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides

A series of head-turning supercharged cars head to the Mathewson's auction room. Plus, going under Derek's hammer - a Ford Escort XR3 and a beautiful MGA

Derek heads out to pick up a pair of beautiful Swedish models - a Saab 96L and a Volvo P1800ES. Plus, a rare British AC Aceca comes up for sale

Unexplained events during wartime, including German submarines that discovered previously unknown sea creatures and a Japanese bomb that floated on the jet stream

The Allies entered Germany and ran into the imposing Siegfried Line defences. American troops fought to a gruelling, bloody standstill in the Huertgen Forest, at a terrible cost

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Helmingham Hall in Suffolk, where items include a sapphire ring and a sketch by Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides

Motorcycle racer Guy Martin renovates a neglected narrowboat using inventions of the Industrial Revolution, beginning with building a blast furnace

Guy Martin tries to get the shower on his narrowboat working by making a steam engine, and visits the factory of 19th-century lavatory manufacturer Thomas Crapper

Simon travels from Chile's Atacama Desert and follows the Andes to Patagonia before ending up in most southerly inhabited region on earth, Tierra Del Fuego

Ian Hamilton finds out about Cumnock's ambition to become Scotland's first green town, by running its own renewable energy system and making use of digital and smart technologies

Ian Hamilton and Major head to Shotts in North Lanarkshire, where they visit a prison, an abandoned psychiatric hospital and even do some street dancing

A series of head-turning supercharged cars head to the Mathewson's auction room. Plus, going under Derek's hammer - a Ford Escort XR3 and a beautiful MGA

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien look for valuable items languishing in people's homes, unearthing a church pew, create a fish tank from scrap and uncover a special petrol tank

Part one of two. Simon takes a tour of Greece, travelling from the islands of the Aegean to Athens and learning how the Greek people are coping with their country's crises

Tim heads north of the border to scale a Scottish railway icon - the Forth Bridge, without doubt one of the engineering wonders of the world

Tim Dunn discovers how railway architecture has been repurposed. He starts with Manchester's Castlefield area, where viaducts still dominate the cityscape

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home