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A visit to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh includes a priceless football cup, rare Russian royal jewels, and an ornately carved Maori feather box used to store precious artefacts.

Two teams of amateur collectors have an hour at an antiques fair to acquire the best bargains.

Designing your own kitchen is a big and exciting job, but it can be a little daunting. Tara's talking you through the process, plus she's sharing some of the handy layout tips she's learnt over the years.

A couple from Hertfordshire want to make Cornwall their permanent home and Steve Brown is just the man to help. The trio also meet a local ceramicist and take part in a pottery throwdown.

Dom and Arta are stunned that even a million-pound budget can barely stretch to a family home. Beth and Rory are sick of the rental market and hope buying together is their route to a secure home of their own.

Ian and Anne are keen to trade their five-bedroom home for something more manageable, but has their gamble of forking out a $65,000 deposit on an off-the-plan apartment backfired?

Romano and his wife Iris moved to Australia over 30 years ago, and in 2010 settled in Maroubra. When the home was put on the market, it was quickly snapped up by a developer, but this deal fell through.

Kirstie and Phil head north of the border to the South Lanarkshire town of Strathaven, where Frank and Wilma are at an impasse over their four-bed family home.

Steve Brown showcases some tempting properties to a young couple of keen bicyclists who have a budget of 600,000 pounds to make the move from London to the beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire.

Rich, 35, has been involved in a high-speed collision with another vehicle on the M25. Justin, 36, has a life-threatening accident.

Our Goggleboxers share their thoughts on the week's TV highlights including The Graham Norton Show, Planet Earth II, Married at First Sight, the movie ET, Wentworth, and the documentary Ballroom Boys.

Designers Beth and Andrew rescue a crumbling old Victorian dairy in South East London and convert it into a family house - retaining as much originality as they can.

Fiona Bruce and the team of experts visit the University of London's Art Deco jewel of Senate House in Bloomsbury.

Two teams of amateur collectors have an hour at an antiques fair to acquire the best bargains.

A couple from Hertfordshire want to make Cornwall their permanent home and Steve Brown is just the man to help. The trio also meet a local ceramicist and take part in a pottery throwdown.

Rich, 35, has been involved in a high-speed collision with another vehicle on the M25. Justin, 36, has a life-threatening accident.

As part of its 40th anniversary series, the program arrives on the set of EastEnders for a special episode celebrating the history of film, music, theatre, and television.

Eric Knowles looks back at some of the most eclectic toys and games bought over the years, and offers advice on how to spot a bargain yourself. Charlie Ross also learns about an early board games manufacturer.

Antiques experts Izzie Balmer and David Harper squeeze into a Mini to explore Scotland. Both find auction-winning items, but will the gold brooch make the biggest profit?

Kirstie and Phil head north of the border to the South Lanarkshire town of Strathaven, where Frank and Wilma are at an impasse over their four-bed family home.

Jay and the team repair a stuffed monkey called Midge, a metal vice seized up and rusty from four generations of use, and a Scandinavian folk figurine mauled by a puppy.

Sewing Bee reaches its climax as the three finalists enter the sewing room for the very last time. Sewing expert May Martin and Savile Row's Patrick Grant must decide who will take the title of Britain's best amateur sewer.

When paramedics Gill and Nicole clapped eyes on their dream beach house in Queensland, they jumped at the chance to live a millionaire lifestyle. But sadly they faced adversity and desperately need help.

Jules Hudson helps a couple wanting to uproot from Essex to find a modest cottage in Cornwall to call their forever home. The two nurses have a budget of 340,000 pounds for a property with character.

Runjeet, a specialist in Asian arms and armour, is thrilled to see some ornate and valuable ceremonial weapons from India. Paul is intrigued to see a rare example of the only artwork ever to be left on the moon.

Two teams of amateur collectors have an hour at an antiques fair to acquire the best bargains.

Johanna and Graham are continuing their epic journey through the Central West of New South Wales and they've uncovered some real hidden gems. Johanna visits the 'Balloon Capital of Australia'.

Briony May Williams helps a couple swap their narrowboat for a more traditional house on terra firma. Briony also visits a market garden initiative which operates alongside a hostel for the homeless.

In 2019, Becky and Adam are looking for their first family home. Phil finds them a house but it would stretch their budget if they want to do it up. A tense negotiation lies ahead.

When paramedics Gill and Nicole clapped eyes on their dream beach house in Queensland, they jumped at the chance to live a millionaire lifestyle. But sadly they faced adversity and desperately need help.

It's week three in the pottery and the remaining potters create the mantlepiece classic, a pair of Staffordshire Flatbacks.

Claridge's Hotel, icon of old school glamour and favourite of celebrities and royalty, is undergoing its biggest transformation of modern times.

Jules Hudson helps a couple wanting to uproot from Essex to find a modest cottage in Cornwall to call their forever home. The two nurses have a budget of 340,000 pounds for a property with character.

Jacob is rushed to Emergency after crashing his car into a wall; Joan is brought in by her daughter after falling and cutting her head at home; Jackson is treated for an infection on his face.

Australia's favourite Goggleboxers return to their couches revealing what they think of the week's best TV, including The Bachelorette, Cannonball, Look Me In The Eye, Survivor, and Love It Or List It Australia.

In the beautiful Blackdown Hills, engineer Stephen and horticulturist Elizabeth are building one of the most ambitious homes ever seen on the show, inspired by a shell.

As part of its 40th anniversary series, the program arrives on the set of EastEnders for a special episode celebrating the history of film, music, theatre, and television.

Two teams of amateur collectors have an hour at an antiques fair to acquire the best bargains.

Briony May Williams helps a couple swap their narrowboat for a more traditional house on terra firma. Briony also visits a market garden initiative which operates alongside a hostel for the homeless.

Jacob is rushed to Emergency after crashing his car into a wall; Joan is brought in by her daughter after falling and cutting her head at home; Jackson is treated for an infection on his face.

We visit the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, where surprising finds include a 3000-year-old baby rattle and a Faberge treasure.

Charlie Ross raids the archives for the most memorable moments from the past two decades.

Antiques experts Izzie Balmer and David Harper make their way around Edinburgh and its surrounding towns in their classic car. When the shopping's done, off to auction they go.

Claridge's Hotel, icon of old school glamour and favourite of celebrities and royalty, is undergoing its biggest transformation of modern times.

It's week three in the pottery and the remaining potters create the mantlepiece classic, a pair of Staffordshire Flatbacks.

Ten nervous home sewers are asked to work with a fabric found in every dressmaker's cupboard: cotton. With shaking fingers and sweaty palms, the sewers attempt to create their best work.

Geoff and Kim-Gai have decided that after 30 years, a move to the Gold Coast is long overdue. Can Andrew, Shaynna and Charlie work their magic to get the sale so the couple can enjoy their move?

Nicki Chapman is in Norfolk, with a couple from Northamptonshire. With a whopping 1 million pounds to spend, the pair want a property with the wow factor and spectacular views to boot.

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Portchester Castle in Hampshire where treasures include a collection of glass that was brought out of Vienna by a Jewish couple who were forced to flee.

Two teams of amateur collectors have an hour at an antiques fair to acquire the best bargains.

Can you fit a deck, a garden, an arbour and an entertaining space into one tiny suburban courtyard? With Charlie and Adam involved, of course you can, and it'll be the best backyard in the street.

Creating a luxury holiday let business is just as important as finding a new family home for this episode's couple. They want to relocate to rural North Norfolk and Jules Hudson is there to open doors for them.

This time, we're catching up with two sets of house hunters for whom character is key.

Geoff and Kim-Gai have decided that after 30 years, a move to the Gold Coast is long overdue. Can Andrew, Shaynna and Charlie work their magic to get the sale so the couple can enjoy their move?

The Goggleboxers have been watching The Crown, 007: Road to a Million, and much more.

A Lab is rushed in with a swelling on his tongue, while a Spaniel's ongoing symptoms need investigating. A Bernese Mountain dog is back with joint problems and may need surgery.

Jonathan has a camera put inside his lungs to find out if he has lung cancer; James needs an operation on his knee so he can play with his young children again; Jan has a growth removed from her ear.

Samuel, 24, has been involved in a motorcycle accident where he was thrown onto the road. Clive, 70, comes in to A&E after struggling to breathe. Two-year-old Florence has swallowed a coin.

Nicki Chapman is in Norfolk, with a couple from Northamptonshire. With a whopping 1 million pounds to spend, the pair want a property with the wow factor and spectacular views to boot.

The Goggleboxers share their thoughts on the week's TV highlights including, The Block, Little Big Shots, The Graham Norton Show, Rick Stein's Spain, Court Justice Sydney, and The Archibald.

Fred and Saffron build a home in the Peak District on a 30 degree slope, with the top floor in plain sight and two post-industrial-style floors buried into the thick limestone below.

We visit the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, where surprising finds include a 3000-year-old baby rattle and a Faberge treasure.

Two teams of amateur collectors have an hour at an antiques fair to acquire the best bargains.

Creating a luxury holiday let business is just as important as finding a new family home for this episode's couple. They want to relocate to rural North Norfolk and Jules Hudson is there to open doors for them.

Samuel, 24, has been involved in a motorcycle accident where he was thrown onto the road. Clive, 70, comes in to A&E after struggling to breathe. Two-year-old Florence has swallowed a coin.

Claudia Winkleman hosts. Ten fresh-faced home sewers face three challenges designed to test their skill and understanding of basic garment construction.

George meets some novice DIY renovators who plan to completely transform a dilapidated Georgian house. With a forty thousand pound budget and no building experience, the stakes couldn't be higher.

Comedian Bill Bailey takes some famous faces on the UK's most spectacular pub walks, starting with an amble in the Peak District National Park with Alan Davies.

Kirstie and Phil head north of the border to the South Lanarkshire town of Strathaven, where Frank and Wilma are at an impasse over their four-bed family home.

Phil catches up with two couples who struggled to find a house they could both agree on. He's back to see how things have changed over the years.

Ian and Margaret are looking to settle down after three years in their caravan, while Darina searches for a place to call home after she lost everything in the Christchurch earthquake.

Best friends and business partners Kym and Fiona want to retire to the country after Kym's diagnosis of terminal motor neurone disease. But with structural issues and no buyer, this is not an easy sale.

Andrew and the team recap on the renovation projects that went horribly wrong. Half finished work, botched jobs and projects that never got past the first nail, this is enough to put you off renovating for life.

Can Andrew find James and Brendan a home to rival their beautiful weatherboard cottage? Or will Neale devise a plan that not only utilises the space they currently have, but transforms it, too?

Dennis and Karen have long dreamed of living in the wilderness and in 2013 they bought their perfect bush block in Clarence, a tiny pocket of the spectacular Blue Mountains, west of Sydney.

Kirstie and Phil head north of the border to the South Lanarkshire town of Strathaven, where Frank and Wilma are at an impasse over their four-bed family home.

George meets some novice DIY renovators who plan to completely transform a dilapidated Georgian house. With a forty thousand pound budget and no building experience, the stakes couldn't be higher.

Phil's in Northumberland with Lauren and Noel, who are moving 322km up the M1 from Northampton. Meanwhile, Kirstie is with Charlotte, who wants to get out of her childhood bedroom and into a home of her own.

David and Sarah are in love with Mt Tamborine, the place they were married 22 years ago. They're about to build a long-awaited home away from home there, on lush mountain acreage boasting a rainforest and creek.

Best friends and business partners Kym and Fiona want to retire to the country after Kym's diagnosis of terminal motor neurone disease. But with structural issues and no buyer, this is not an easy sale.

Can Andrew find James and Brendan a home to rival their beautiful weatherboard cottage? Or will Neale devise a plan that not only utilises the space they currently have, but transforms it, too?