U and YESTERDAY

Simon Reeve explores the beautiful and unique landscapes of the Lake District, beginning by meeting Cumbrians with different visions for its future.

Simon Reeve explores the impact of humans on the Lake District, discovering the high number of visitors to Scafell Pike is damaging the mountain and stretching rescue resources.

Simon Reeve comes to the end of his travels by exploring the rugged coast of Cumbria and learning how central the county is to many challenges facing Britain.

The team take on one of Derek's favourites - an Austin A35 - but its age ensures some hefty bills. To bank some cash, their second project is a quick flip - a 1999 BMW Z3.

Paul hits the road to collect an old navy ambulance that served its time as a holiday camper.

The A4 LNER Pacific Locomotive Sir Nigel Gresley must be hauled 46 miles at 30mph from Crewe to Bridgnorth.

In the 100th episode, Derek heads to Northumberland to collect a rare 1975 NSU RO 80, Jack deals with a Mini Mayfair stuck in a barn, and an Aston Martin DBS husk is auctione.

On the way to pick up two lovely '70s Lotus sports cars, Derek takes to the skies for his first ever helicopter flight in a 1967 Bell 47 chopper.

Dave's drawn to a Fiat Uno 45 in '1970's beige', with 36,000 miles on the clock.

Paul hits the road to collect an old navy ambulance that served its time as a holiday camper.

Shopping from Home.

Guy Martin explores Beijing as he buys a rudimentary Flying Pigeon bicycle, finds out how China's super-rich live, and races the 'Nigel Mansell of rickshaws'.

Guy Martin concludes his Chinese adventure by trying to break the record for the fastest crossing of the Taklamakan Desert - the 'desert of death' - on a bicycle.

Michael Portillo visits Yosemite National Park in California, beholding its granite cliffs, sequoia trees and waterfalls.

In the port of Monterey, Michael Portillo discovers the city's Spanish and Mexican heritage.

Michael Portillo discovers the secrets of backyard oil drilling in Los Angeles and joins the locals for Mexican Independence Day.

Robbie helps rescue a runaway narrowboat on the scenic Macclesfield Canal and cruises through autumn scenery toward Congleton to see a shipwreck up for sale.

Fallen trees block Robbie's journey on the Peak Forest Canal. Later, he meets TV host Terry Christian, whose dad once worked a local waterway.

Robbie navigates the wintery Grand Union Canal while preparing for Christmas and narrowly avoids flooding his boat in a tricky staircase lock.

Simon Reeve traces the path of the northern tropic around the globe. He begins in Mexico before heading east to Cuba and finishing in the Bahamas.

Simon Reeve travels through Western Sahara, Mauritania, Algeria and Libya, meeting campaigners for indigenous people's rights, and visiting a minefield.

Simon Reeve continues his epic adventure. On the third leg of his journey, he rejoins the Tropic of Cancer in Egypt and follows it through Saudi Arabia, Dubai and Oman.

Robbie helps rescue a runaway narrowboat on the scenic Macclesfield Canal and cruises through autumn scenery toward Congleton to see a shipwreck up for sale.

Fallen trees block Robbie's journey on the Peak Forest Canal. Later, he meets TV host Terry Christian, whose dad once worked a local waterway.

Frank struggles while Betty is in hospital, blowing himself up with a steak and kidney pudding, but the fun really starts when he visits Betty in the ward.

Michael Crawford in the classic comedy. Convinced he is a failure, Frank visits a psychiatrist. By the end of his story, the doctor can only agree.

More fun with Michael Crawford's immortal comic creation. The new manager of the labour exchange refuses to believe that Frank is unemployable.

The team take on one of Derek's favourites - an Austin A35 - but its age ensures some hefty bills. To bank some cash, their second project is a quick flip - a 1999 BMW Z3.

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.

Paul and Charlie pick up a JZR three wheeler speed demon while Dave gets nostalgic over a brace of Raleigh Choppers, a few Honda C90s and a rare Mark 1 Ford Granada.

Gus and Will seek a Scandinavian car and settle on a Saab. They'd prefer a classic 99, but can only find an older 99 that was bought for a rally but can't go the distance.

Gus and Will set out to buy a Honda-based Rover 800 coupe. At only 650 pounds it seems too good to be true - and when they turn up, they aren't sure whether to proceed.

Shopping from Home.

Guy Martin buys a Royal Enfield bike with a traditional Hindu blessing at a Delhi market, visits Asia's biggest truck yard, and sleeps among rats as he waits for a late train.

Guy Martin clambers up India's tallest building and has his preconceptions about slums challenged in Mumbai before heading to Goa and the Rider Mania motorbike race.

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.

A 1967 Aston Martin DB6 lands at the Mathewsons' - Derek believes it could break the record for the most expensive car ever sold at the auction.

December 7, 1941 saw the infamous Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Laurence Olivier revisits this pivotal moment of World War II in the much-praised documentary series.

In Poland lies a forgotten Nazi complex which could have sheltered up to 27,244 people from Allied bombs, the purpose of which largely remains a mystery.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Tatton Park in Cheshire, where items include one of the rarest known pieces of Royal Worcester porcelain.

Fiona Bruce and the experts examine more rarities at Tatton Park in Cheshire, including an inkstand with a link to Admiral Nelson.

Paul's doing the pick-ups in Lancashire where a rare 1960 Vauxhall Cresta PA Friary estate in dusky pink awaits.

A vivid Dutch DAF 66 - in daffodil yellow - lands at the North Yorkshire showroom.

December 7, 1941 saw the infamous Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Laurence Olivier revisits this pivotal moment of World War II in the much-praised documentary series.

In Poland lies a forgotten Nazi complex which could have sheltered up to 27,244 people from Allied bombs, the purpose of which largely remains a mystery.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Tatton Park in Cheshire, where items include one of the rarest known pieces of Royal Worcester porcelain.

Robbie struggles with grounding out, a tangled prop and constant challenges on the Rochdale Canal - known as the 'Everest of Canals' - to reach its highest point.

Robbie takes a detour to investigate a local UFO legend in Todmorden, and the UK's deepest canal lock springs a leak, causing trouble for the Naughty Lass.

The team arrives at Dawson City and sets up a mining camp in the gold fields - but they have just five days to find gold using only traditional 19th-century methods.

Paul's doing the pick-ups in Lancashire where a rare 1960 Vauxhall Cresta PA Friary estate in dusky pink awaits.

A vivid Dutch DAF 66 - in daffodil yellow - lands at the North Yorkshire showroom.