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Fiona Bruce presents the show from the Bishop's Palace in Wells, where finds include a broken plate by Victorian designer Augustus Pugin.

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Ham House in Richmond-upon-Thames, and picture specialist Alexandra Gill talks about how Tutankhamun inspired her antiques journey.

Crossword puzzles in a national newspaper begin to attract the attention of MI5, the answers are code words for the upcoming D-Day operation. Is this the work of a spy.

20/12/1944; the Germans attacked the Allies in the Ardennes. The US 101st Airborne rushed to Bastogne and halted the Nazi advance long enough for Patton's 3rd Army to arrive.

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway explore the forgotten tunnels underneath one of Britain's busiest stations - Waterloo.

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway get exclusive access to the disused station at South Kentish Town.

The adventurer travels to the vast white salt flats of Bolivia, through the world's greatest wetlands of Brazil's Pantanal, and on to the forested heart of Paraguay.

Fiona Bruce presents from Eltham Palace in South London, where finds include a collection of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson puppets.

Derek inspects a brace of old cop cars including a Rover P6 complete with radio, sirens and V8 engine, and a former Mod waves ciao to his collection of 1960s Italian scooters.

Derek swaps the chaos of the office for rain-soaked Ripon to pick up a 1965 Ford Anglia with just 33,000 miles on the clock, while Dave's loving the clean lines of a rare Renault Caravalle.

Hukbalahap Rebels in the Philippines believe they have a new enemy - a vampire. The British claim that an RAF pilot's incredible night vision comes from eating carrots.

Iwo Jima was where a quarter of all the US Marines who died in World War II were killed. The Leathernecks had to re-think their tactics, as one in three became a casualty.

Fiona Bruce presents from Eltham Palace in South London, where finds include a collection of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson puppets.

The speedster tries to break the world speed record for a hovercraft, but hovercrafts are notoriously unstable at speed and Guy is out of his comfort zone on water.

The motoring enthusiast wants to build a working replica of a First World War tank, pass the tank driving test, and drive the machine at a Remembrance Day parade in Lincoln.

Motoring enthusiast Guy Martin takes on a daring extreme world record attempt as he defies gravity on the largest Wall of Death ever made.

Robson is joined by Hairy Biker Si King to visit some wild cattle at the Chillingham estate and explore the health benefits of group drumming in an outdoor music session.

Mathewsons agree to sell a vintage threshing machine and collection of tractors, but extracting them from a Yorkshire farm proves a bigger job than anticipated.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien discover items including stained glass and a Victorian hay rack that are ready for upcycling to turn a profit for their owners.

Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railway are celebrating their annual Victorian Weekend, while in south Devon, silver service waiter Andy Leech runs the three-course Sunday lunch.

On the Welsh Highland Railway, a newly built Pullman carriage is on its way to Caenarfon Station and a Saddle Tank Loco is being completely restored on the East Lancashire Railway.

Shopping from Home.

Hot Rod Treasures: Mike and Frank hit the road - and the track - while flagging down some deals on race cars and memorabilia.

Mike and Frank head to South Carolina and come across a mammoth collection of militaria that includes Civil War revolvers and Forrest Gump's original footlocker.

Frank's Speed Shop: Frank takes the lead looking for deals on vintage and custom motorcycles.

The hugely respected chronology of WWII. Churchill described Italy as the 'soft underbelly of the crocodile', thinking the Allies could cut through it to reach Germany.

Laurence Olivier narrates the acclaimed documentary series on WWII. Hear how Japanese advances across Asia forced the Allies into ignominious retreat.

World War II as told by the late Laurence Olivier. Hear more about life on the British Home Front, a time of gas masks, digging for victory and evacuation.

Laurence Olivier narrates this 26-part series, a milestone in TV history. Germany's progress loses momentum as the tide of the war turns in favour of the Allies.

England became a supply dump as the British and Americans assembled the largest invasion fleet in history for Operation Overlord on 6 June 1944. Laurence Olivier tells all.

Ronnie Barker in one of his best roles as habitual criminal Fletcher. The inmates are horrified to discover that there's a thief in their midst. Surely not..

When Godber gets some bad news from his girlfriend, Fletcher is on hand to provide advice. Could Ingrid be a possible solution? Classic prison comedy.

When Mr McKay leaves Slade prison, everyone is happy - until his replacement arrives. Contains outdated language.

Carry On-style comedy from the writers of Are You Being Served? The village and the Germans pay their respects to the supposed mortal remains of Rene.

Wartime hijinks. Renee's attempted assignations with Yvette in the broom cupboard seem more fraught with danger than any other resistance activity.

More laughs with famous babe magnet Rene and the gang. The Resistance disguise their latest dangerous operation behind a carnival float with a fishy theme.

James makes friends with an army of diligent robots, Kate sees if she has what it takes to work on the assembly line, and Ant explores the story of one of the most iconic cars ever.

James embraces the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen, Kate heads to Norway to discover why the electric car is king of the roads there, and Ant loads a triple decker car transporter.

James tests his wheel fitting skills on the assembly line, Kate gets to the bottom of how manufacturers test car seats, and Ant heads to Germany to put his faith in a driverless car.

Derek meets the owner and builder of a sporty vintage Jaguar 'special', a Jaguar Viking.

Derek's back in his old stomping ground of Luton, to meet an old schoolmate who is saying goodbye to his 1912 De Dion Bouton.