U&Yesterday Sunday

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In Wiltshire Henry and Simon meet Laura who lives in a collection of farm buildings. Henry takes a hay cart and Simon falls in love with some glass collecting jars

Fiona Bruce presents a special episode celebrating the 100th anniversary of women winning the vote, examining artefacts connected to remarkable women throughout British history

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Etaples Military Cemetery in France, as the team discovers the personal stories behind treasured objects associated with the First World War

Fiona Bruce looks back at favourite finds from the past 40 years of the programme, while a selection of experts reveal what happened next to some memorable items

Fiona Bruce presents from Eltham Palace in South London, where finds include a collection of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson puppets and paintings by Mexican Marxist artist Diego Rivera

A 1973 Ford Escort Mexico is the team's most expensive purchase to date. To save some cash Derek helps on their second buy - a 1968 Riley Kestrel

A rare Reliant Scimitar GTC undergoes an expert recommission that leaves no bolt unturned, and a Honda CBR superbike from the 1980s needs a repair

During a cold snap Robbie gets iced in on the Grand Union Canal. Later, his parents pay a visit and help him through Marsworth Locks

Robbie Cumming explores the English canal network, beginning with a journey from Shardlow to Etruria Junction, Stoke on Trent, exploring the Trent and Mersey Canal

Robbie Cumming explores the English canal network. A low canal tunnel in Staffordshire proves to be problematic and Robbie helps out a stranded boater

Robbie Cumming continues across the Pennines from Marple to Huddersfield, where his journey is hampered by a fallen tree and a leaking lock pound

Robbie Cumming travels along the Rochdale Canal from Sowerby Bridge to Manchester, but disaster strikes when he runs aground

The British send their finest French-speaking agent to say 'good moaning' to Rene and his colleagues

While driving a borrowed armoured car, Rene and Captain Geering are mistaken for an ammunition convoy and ambushed by the Resistance

Monsieur Alphonse and Rene decide to duel with pistols to determine who should win Edith's hand, while Hitler orders the Colonel's arrest

Archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers how traditional boat building shaped the beautifully preserved village of Arnside on the banks of the River Kent

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the Georgian village of Charlestown on the southwest coast of Cornwall and learns how it was shaped by the vision of one man

Ben Robinson explores Parkgate on the estuary of the River Dee, Cheshire. The village is landlocked due to the estuary's shifting silt, but 250 years ago it was a bustling harbour

Archaeologist Ben Robinson unearths the Suffolk village of Orford's history of defending the British Isles, and uncovers a local legend involving smugglers and the local pub

A 1973 Ford Escort Mexico is the team's most expensive purchase to date. To save some cash Derek helps on their second buy - a 1968 Riley Kestrel

Derek takes a shine to a rare 1958 Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire with a long family history and a convertible Triumph Herald brings a few smiles on auction day

An Aston Martin DB6 in need of total restoration looks set to break the Mathewsons auction record and news of a rare Vincent motorbike arriving causes a stir

The team purchase a 1950s Austin Westminster rally car in the hope that seasoned competitor Dave Mathewson can win a race

The team give a 21st-century makeover to a Ford Popular with dodgy brakes, and a custom Corona from Japan offers a big bodywork and cabin challenge

Archaeologist Ben Robinson discovers how traditional boat building shaped the beautifully preserved village of Arnside on the banks of the River Kent

Archaeologist Ben Robinson visits the Georgian village of Charlestown on the southwest coast of Cornwall and learns how it was shaped by the vision of one man

Ben Robinson explores Parkgate on the estuary of the River Dee, Cheshire. The village is landlocked due to the estuary's shifting silt, but 250 years ago it was a bustling harbour

Archaeologist Ben Robinson unearths the Suffolk village of Orford's history of defending the British Isles, and uncovers a local legend involving smugglers and the local pub

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Michael Portillo discovers the importance of Cardiff's Victorian coal heritage to the city's development, and also finds out why Barry Island has long been attached to the mainland

Michael Portillo explores the connection between the Victorian railway and Port Talbot's steelworks and follows the trail of 19th-century waterfall hunters in Neath