The Repair Shop

Tony Douglas brings the model yacht he made and sailed with his grandfather as a kid; ceramics expert Kirsten Ramsay has her hands full when she takes receipt of a garden urn.

A guard finds his voice again; reviving a Sri Lankan chest.

Jay and the team restore a homemade radio used in secret during the Second World War, a set of dinner gongs and a musical carousel.

Pete and Suzie restore a dented tenor sax for the family of a woman who played her way around the world in the '30s and '40s.

Horologist Steve is tasked with fixing up a one-of-a-kind clock; classic car fanatic Dominic brings a toy car back to life.

Bookbinder Chris preserves a Jewish prayer book heirloom; audio expert Mark works on an old radio.

Steve tunes up a musical jewellery box that has been silent since a soldier sent it to his sweetheart 50 years ago; a fix for a toy dragon with Amanda and Julie; Dom revives a memory-filled hammer.

The team restore an instrument, a toy monkey and a suffragette record.

Jay Blades and the team restore a family's kitchen table, a pair of clown shoes, a Victoria diorama of a horse racing scene and a beloved blue bear.

Zooming in on a busted telescope with Richard, who preps it for a new era of adventure; Steve restores a sentimental Pakistani radio; Suzie revives a leather toy elephant lovingly handmade by a father for his son.

Kirsten unleashes a fix for a resin table shaped like a bulldog; Lucia tests her conservation skills on a 1960s Roger Hampson painting; David tunes up a community's shabby but beloved organ.

Will fixes a ragged Victorian fly-tying table from an Irish fishing lodge; Geoff rebuilds a one-armed bandit; a tag-team mends a threadbare mechanical pup.

Dean, who's on deck, repairs a pair of skates that ignited a romance 70 years ago; Mark zaps a 1960s radiogram back into existence; David helps a handmade, Blitz-era toy fire engine roar back to life.

Julie and Amanda patch up a beloved toy kitty that's coming apart at the seams; Mark and Nigel fix a burned-out jukebox; Dom restores a hand-painted sign that will occupy pride of place in a Scottish village.

Julie and Amanda revive a 74-year-old teddy bear that's been a pal to three generations of one family; Jonathan restores a Jamaican seamstress' treasured fabric shears; Suzie polishes up a schoolboy's book bag.

Tim wheels out a sturdy solution for a precious heirloom unicycle; following through Chris' book-repair project of biblical proportions; Richard revives a colourful, romantic ring that was damaged by fire.

Pasting together a tattered homemade kite with Chris, who wants it to fly again for a pair of siblings; Dom fixes a kiddie train that's gone off the rails; Kirsten painstakingly reassembles a shattered ceramic heirloom.

Suss out solutions for a notable wallet, a lifelike toy dog, and a bike for two.

Jump-starting a motorbike with Will, who brings this tarnished toy back to life for a biker's grateful children; taking on a marathon shoe restoration job with Dean; cozying up to Blue Bear, who's desperate for a tune-up from Amanda and Julie.

Retracing the path of an Allied radio hidden inside a book with Mark; getting buzzed when Brenton and Dom repair apiary tools that are on their last legs; having a ball as Sonnaz and Dom collaborate on a fix for a curvy chair.

Cataloguing the damage done by a fish tank when Will takes on a memory-filled table; saddling up as David and Sara restore a mechanical horse-racing game from Baghdad; celebrating when Lucia saves a flaking painting for a worried granddaughter.

Jay Blades and the team take on five festive items.

A visit with King Charles, who shares his love of heritage crafts with the team.

The team fix up festive family treasures, including the only Christmas present received by evacuee Patricia in 1939, a Betty Doll.

The team lovingly revives a 1950s alarm clock that hasn't rung for decades, a metal horse statue holding memories of a dear dad and a 120-year-old piece of rugby history.

Dean cobbles together a fix for a pair of '90s football boots adored by a late doting dad; Julie and Amanda try to put a spring back in the step of a treasured toy; Steve restores an oil lamp.

The team transforms a mother-of-pearl coin purse, a flamenco guitar and a 1950s London black cab taxi meter; the barn's first visitors meet with conservator Suzie Fletcher.

Lucia rescues a painting by an eminent Scottish artist; Hum along as Julyan makes a well-travelled Lebanese stringed instrument sing again, then restore a trailblazing pilot's historic headgear with Suzie.

Dean gets to work on a set of baby booties an immigrant brought to England as a reminder of home; Lucia revamps a faded Italian heirloom; David restores a wooden mat.