High Street TV 4

Angus helps to clear a warehouse filled with collectables to fund a luxury holiday. Plus, a pensioner sells his huge model railway.

Angus clears a widow's home and uncovers her husband's collection of radio equipment, but it's part a Lancaster Bomber that excites bidders.

Steven and Roo shop their way through the North East, towards Yorkshire. There are underwater treasures, patriotic portraits and the odd bargain.

Roo Irvine and Steven Moore search for antiques in Yorkshire. Flat caps, pork pies and some Chinese porcelain earn one expert a great profit.

Henry and Fuzz are in Surrey visiting classic cars and tractor collector Ross. Will they go for a gangster-style Rover or a 1920s Renault saloon.

Henry and Fuzz return to Surrey to visit collectors Nick and Hollie, who have an incredible array of cars including a 1921 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost.

Lee Hobden and Roger Williams search for buried treasure in machinery discarded by the old-time miners. The Bushmen move to a promising new claim.

Bruce and John detect homestead ruins on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Warren and Colleen visit bushland hiding military history.

Highlights of all the tennis action from the Australian Open.

How do they turn a family car into a fortress on wheels, grow millions of perfect Christmas trees and hammer out the world's finest cymbals.

How do they turn used aluminium cans into planes and rockets? Plus, how do they carve the traditional Black Forest cuckoo clock.

Mike and Ant look back on their American adventure. Before they return home to the UK, they pack up the workshop and sort through the work of half a decade.

Mike finds his favourite iconic British car, a Mini Mark 1, in a garage in Wales. He and Elvis make some radical changes to get it back on the road.

Henry and Fuzz head to Kent to visit Martin's eclectic collection. There's a classic Jaguar XJ, but a Cold War-era VEB Trabant steals their attention.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how upright pianos are manufactured and flags are produced.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how oil lamps are manufactured and chocolate mints are produced.

Clockwork master Steve and saddler maker Suzie get to work on a World War One era military riding crop. Plus, ceramics expert Kirsten takes on a complex vase repair.

Drew hits the Giant Shepton Flea Market, where he unearths some retro design classics. And in Devon, he visits Europe's largest repository of vintage fairground rides.

Drew hits the road with upholsterer, Craig. In Derbyshire a 15th century house has some Victorian dining chairs with potential, and they visit an antique centre in Lincolnshire.

Jacqui and Andrew blaze a new trail into a remote corner of Fish Creek doesn't go according to plan. McGhie's hunch on a new dig site pulls in big gold.

The Heli Hunters go for a remote camping trip in the Murchison region of Western Australia. Near Gwalia, rookie team the Brumbies, can't seem to catch a break.

Rod and JC battle extreme weather and steep terrain as they search for sapphires. Later, they undertake a huge fishing expedition.

Rod and JC get a painful lesson while mining in the hot and hostile Andamooka. Then, they provide an airdrop of supplies to flood-ravaged farmers.

Clockwork master Steve and saddler maker Suzie get to work on a World War One era military riding crop. Plus, ceramics expert Kirsten takes on a complex vase repair.

Henry and Fuzz visit Danny in Basingstoke to check out his massive collection. They're tempted by a 2CV van but are stunned by an impressive Pontiac.

Henry and Simon are in Wiltshire searching for treasures to salvage. They rescue and restore a table football game and a model Citroën van.

In Oxford, Angus helps two NHS workers sell 30 years' worth of collectables. Later, he discovers over 200 crane replicas, but how will they sell at auction.

Angus takes a trip back in time when he visits a home that's dressed like a Victorian townhouse. Later, he helps a mother and daughter with an emotional task.

Experts Steven and Roo cruise around Lancashire. There's great expectation for a Charles Dickens find but the most excitement is for a tribal paddle.

Roo Irvine and Steven Moore make their way around Lancashire and Cumbria. It's their final chance to be crowned winner of this trip.

Angus helps an army veteran shift a mountain of Lego to raise money for his daughter, and a trip to London unearths exquisite Victorian jewellery.

Silversmith Brenton repairs a broken garden statue. Plus, Steve is tasked with fixing a cherished but damaged 100-year-old clock.

The team of restoration experts bring a toy car, a family scrapbook from the 1930s, and a battered legal briefcase back to life.

Highlights of all the tennis action from the Australian Open.