U&Yesterday Sunday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Michael Portillo follows his 1930s Bradshaw's guide to the unspoilt East Sussex port of Rye, before boarding the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch railway to Dungeness

Michael Portillo heads to Walmer Castle, home during the 1920s to Lord Beauchamp, and in Margate he discovers the connection to TS Eliot

Michael Portillo reaches the Kent seaside resort of Herne Bay, eventually crosses the North Downs to Lenham, and pays a visit to Leeds Castle

Michael Portillo continues his travels in Greater London, ending up in Kennington to learn about the childhood of Charlie Chaplin

Adolf Hitler has his mind on making Germany into a great empire by expanding eastwards, but his invasion of Poland tips the world into a violent and bloody war

Betrayed, Stalin fights the German army in the Soviet states. The German occupation policies lead to the first extermination policies of 'undesirables'

As Hitler's troops advance, occupants in Ukraine, Belarus and Poland take the brunt of the occupying forces cruelty; and the first concentration camps are created

The team takes on a modern day fast Ford to see if a 'quick flip' could make a few quid and revisit a 3 year MG restoration project that's still not finished

A 90s Alfa with electrical issues lives up to its stereotype and the team revisit a road roller, four years on. They also tackle a French motoring icon, the Citroen 2CV6 Dolly

Paul and Charlie head south for an immaculate Lotus Super 7. Derek and Jack are in Sheffield collecting a 1929 Riley Monaco and a 1924 Alvis 12/50 tourer

Will Trickett and Gus Gregory head to the West Country to buy a Golf GTI. Gus hates it on sight, but Will is smitten. They soon discover why the car is laid up - it has no engine

Earth's most densely inhabited waters, where the annual cycle of the sun prompts an explosion of marine life, from seals, dolphins and salmon to jellyfish and the walking handfish

The fragile marine ecosystem of the coral reef, where all creatures - including the corals themselves - have to fight for survival. Narrated by David Attenborough

The ways in which marine creatures exploit tides, revealing how giant stingrays rest on currents and South African sea snails surf the waves in pursuit of a meal

How species inhabiting the ocean's edge deal with the dangers of an ever-shifting environment, including green turtles making their annual egg-laying expedition

Simon voyages across the Coral Triangle, an area of tropical seas and jungle-clad islands in the south-western Pacific, surrounded by the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia

Will Trickett and Gus Gregory head to the West Country to buy a Golf GTI. Gus hates it on sight, but Will is smitten. They soon discover why the car is laid up - it has no engine

Paul and Charlie head south for an immaculate Lotus Super 7. Derek and Jack are in Sheffield collecting a 1929 Riley Monaco and a 1924 Alvis 12/50 tourer

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

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

The team are on the hunt to restore one of the greatest names in motoring history - the Bugatti. But with a strict budget they settle for a replica

The team takes on a modern day fast Ford to see if a 'quick flip' could make a few quid and revisit a 3 year MG restoration project that's still not finished

A 90s Alfa with electrical issues lives up to its stereotype and the team revisit a road roller, four years on. They also tackle a French motoring icon, the Citroen 2CV6 Dolly

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Michael Portillo visits places of interest in West Sussex and Hampshire, including Southsea's King's Theatre, where he treads the boards in a production of Lads in the Village

In Dorset, Michael Portillo visits Brownsea Island, where Robert Baden Powell began the scout movement in the early 20th century