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Bruce and Hus are on an Italian road-trip. From Venice to Lake Garda they meet up with dealers whose objects tell the incredible story of Italy in WWII.

Bruce uncovers plans for the D-Day invasion, there's a bumpy landing for a Dakota aeroplane, and in France his passion hits new heights with a parachute jump.

Woodworker Bruce Faulseit is tasked with transforming a collection of discarded drawers. Plus, Sarah Peterson works on a pair of high-back chairs.

Angus helps Wayne Sleep shift a wardrobe of costumes worn over his decades-spanning career. Plus, Jodie Kidd reveals a stable full of family treasures.

Angus clears the family home of TV icon Anneka Rice and looks at a collection of quirky items at soap star Antony Cotton's Lancashire cottage.

Wood restoration expert Will revives a once-beautiful mid-century coffee table. Plus, the toy team work on a wind-up panda with special family memories.

The crew restore a wheel from an old fishing boat. Leather expert Susie works on a vintage cricket ball, and a worn-out Portsmouth Football Club mascot gets some love.

Le Mans 24 Hours Finish Live. Live coverage of the finish of the renowned endurance sports car race in Le Mans, France.

Master saddler Susie takes on a satchel once owned by a prisoner of war. Plus, horologist Steve restores a Victorian pub clock with an intriguing past.

Ringing Bells And A Rare Watch. Angus helps a grieving daughter clear her late mum's huge collection of bells. Another job sees a room emptied for the first time in 50 years.

A cancer survivor calls on Angus to sell family heirlooms to fund an around the world trip. Plus, a coin collection makes a mint at auction.

Angus Ashworth helps preserve historic Newburgh Priory, which has Oliver Cromwell's body buried in the attic - and serious maintenance problems.

Metal worker Dominic takes on a fairground water can. A camel saddle is revived, and an RAF mascot teddy bear is restored as a tribute to the brave airman who owned it.

An unusual necklace is revived in time for a wedding. A 1940s camera gets a new lease of life, and a treasured cap has its creases ironed out.

Wood restoration expert Will revives a once-beautiful mid-century coffee table. Plus, the toy team work on a wind-up panda with special family memories.

The crew restore a wheel from an old fishing boat. Leather expert Susie works on a vintage cricket ball, and a worn-out Portsmouth Football Club mascot gets some love.

Master saddler Susie takes on a satchel once owned by a prisoner of war. Plus, horologist Steve restores a Victorian pub clock with an intriguing past.

The Italian Job. Ant haggles with a 91-year-old Italian Nonna to get a 1970 Fiat 500, but it's full of faults. Plus, Ant tackles the farmhouse floor as costs soar.

Radical Reinvention. Ant revamps a 1972 beach buggy giving it a radical twist, but has he gone too far? And the scale of the farmhouse renovation starts to hit Ant.

Australia. Mike and Elvis find a 1970s classic VW camper in need of some mechanical TLC. Can they turn it into a long-range camper fit for the Australian wilderness.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as glass paperweights, road salt, nutcrackers and car doors are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as black pudding, steering wheels and inorganic pigments are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Metal worker Ted revamps a 19th century Parisian streetlight. Plus, taxidermist Chris restores a tope shark and puts it in a beautiful display case.

Drew takes an epic trip to Jersey where he meets the island's biggest hoarder. At an old manor house, he is carried away by an estate-made 1950s swing and trapeze.

Drew goes mad in Dorset buying quirky items. Twin sisters show their late father's legacy - vintage cars and steam train memorabilia. Plus, Drew visits Luton's oldest hat makers.

A surprise offer puts the Poseidon Crew's future in jeopardy. Plus, The Wanderers gamble on big returns in hard ground.

When Shane decides to try hard rock mining, he gets help from an unlikely source. The Mackies put a surprise visitor to work proving up new ground.

Rod, Sam and Ben use their last dig of the season to secure enough opal for Les' retirement. Cody almost meets his demise down a 10-metre mine shaft.

The Bushmen make a last-ditch attempt to find some opal before the mine collapses. Mark gets back on the heavy machinery that nearly killed him.

Jim must work out if a Harry Potter paperback is a rare first edition. Charles discovers memorabilia from the first ascent of Everest in 1953.

Henry and Sam are in Oxfordshire, checking out a shed full of oversized items. Henry likes a tractor in blue and Sam falls for a Midget racer in a hedge.

Henry and Sam scour Britain's sheds for vehicles to buy, restore and flog for a tidy profit. In Somerset they find Norton motorbikes, Italian mopeds, and French go-karts.

Henry and Fuzz are down in Somerset visiting Mike's farm. Will they play it safe with a motorbike or take a risk on something agricultural.

The pursuit of profit sees Henry and Fuzz rummaging through Rebecca and Sue's sheds near Newark. It's home to all manner of vehicles and parts.

In Oxford, Henry and Simon visit a shed stuffed with curios. They find a servant's call box, a piano stool, and a vintage scroll saw. Later, they unearth a 1920s petrol can.

Angus helps a woman turn her collection into a mind-boggling sum at auction, and he has an opportunity to score with some rare football memorabilia.

Angus empties two homes packed to the rafters with exquisite antiques, intriguing curios and long-forgotten bottles of whisky.

Antiques experts travel the UK with a budget of £200 each in a competition to find and buy antiques or rare items and sell them for a profit.

Henry and Fuzz arrive at Cheltenham and find Andy's vintage Model T Ford, which is in desperate need of restoration. Are they up to the task.

Marc's shed in Derby has a Raleigh Runabout that catches Henry's eye. Can he and Fuzz get the classic bike in working order.

A Honda CB400F in Gary's shed proves irresistible to Henry and Fuzz. Have they got what it takes to get it back on the road.

Leather expert Susie works on a worn but cherished bag from the 1960s. Plus, Will and Dom work together on a handmade Noah's Ark.

How do they power the next generation of race cars that run on electricity? Plus, how do they make mead - the favourite drink of the infamous Vikings.

How do they build the steam-powered paddleboats that cruise the Mississippi River? And, how did they create the defence system called 'the waterwall'.

How do they make modern paving stones and how has the process changed over thousands of years? Plus, how do they create a traditionally tailored tuxedo suit.

How do they fabricate fire gloves for emergency services personnel? Plus, how do they create the enamel that is used in bake-wear around the world.

Modern-day treasure hunter Drew Pritchard is preparing for a business launch at London's Liberty, where he needs to create a first-class showroom.

Drew visits a warehouse in York, finds a black beetle at a garage in Cambridgeshire and an antiques dealer in Suffolk has a delightful model castle.

The artisan restorers behind Drew Pritchard's antiques empire save an iconic Eames lounge chair. And, they revive an unusual 90-year old oil lamp and a glamourous steam trunk.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as cast iron cookware, biodiesel and clothes hangers are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as needles and pins, architectural mouldings and locomotives are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Paint restorer Gill uses an old vinyl to rescue a 120-year-old Chinese writing table. And, sparks fly as sculpture Nick works on an iconic garden chair.

Drew explores an Aladdin's cave of magic carpets in Cumbria and royal biographer Lady Colin Campbell reveals antiques with tragic history from her romantic castle.

Drew locks horns with a fellow dealer over a buffalo's skull in Oxfordshire. Plus, will a private girls' school in Hatfield get top marks for its haul of furniture.

A flood forces the Desert Diggers to call for help. Plus, new technology leads Jacqui and Andrew to a massive haul of gold.

Brent and his son Cayden set off on an adventure to find highly valuable, crystalline gold. Plus, Sheryl and Simon hit it big on new ground.

The Mooka Boys face the new season without chief mechanic Leif Tanzer. Plus, Opal thieves have ransacked The Bushmen's claim.

When the excavator breaks down, Mark comes up with a solution that ends up costing a small fortune. Lee and Roger's old dry rumbler refuses to start.

The team researches a flag said to have flown during England's 1966 World Cup win. A Victorian book of police mug shots reveals surprising insights.

The guys are in Hertfordshire, finding vintage cars, tractors and rare British bikes from the 1950s. When the haggling starts, things don't turn out quite as expected.

Henry and Sam are in the Cotswolds, where they discover sheds full of stationary engines, obscure agricultural implements and some surprising collections of memorabilia.

In Bournemouth, Henry and Fuzz look through Max's vast automobilia collection. Whilst some are fully restored, others need fixing up. What will they come away with.

In Derbyshire, Henry and Fuzz visit Rob's haven of classic and rare bikes. They explore his collection of 1960s Lambretta scooters and 1920s 'flat tankers'.

Simon and Henry head to Wantage scouring a shed for hidden gems to restore. They find items including a wooden workbench and a metal water tank.

Angus finds an old painting that could be worth a fortune and uncovers a pair of designer bondage boots that whip up a frenzy at auction.

Angus clears a home of classic books to fund a trip for a widower, before the discovery of an unusual violin hits the high notes at auction.

Antiques experts travel the UK with a budget of £200 each in a competition to find and buy antiques or rare items and sell them for a profit.

Marc's shed in Derby has a Raleigh Runabout that catches Henry's eye. Can he and Fuzz get the classic bike in working order.

A Honda CB400F in Gary's shed proves irresistible to Henry and Fuzz. Have they got what it takes to get it back on the road.

The boys visit Fuzz's friend Alex and his Rover collection, but they're sidetracked by a slightly troubled British icon: the Morris Minor Splittie.

The shop's instrument expert gives a well-loved cornet a new lease of life. Meanwhile, Julie and Amanda fix up a treasured toy monkey.

How do they make the king of cheeses, Parmesan? How do they keep the runways running at the world's busiest airports? How do they manufacture relaxing reclining chairs.

How do they weave a Turkish carpet? How do they use helicopter blade technology for cross country skis, and control the water at Niagara Falls.

How do they turn seaweed into sushi wrapping? How do they make a beer bottle that lasts for fifteen years? How do they keep surfers safe from man-eating sharks.

How do they cast the streetlamps of Venice? How do they prevent another Titanic-like disaster? How do they grow tiny trees for the ancient Chinese art of penjing.

Drew visits Britain's biggest private home where he is stumped on negotiations, finds some cool carvings, and discovers the tartan of Elvis Presley.

Drew heads to Derbyshire where a props business is home to a few must-have gems. Later, a salvage yard features some amazing finds.

Drew's artisan restorers rescue a ravaged carousel horse dating from before World War I. Plus, they revive a valuable 1930s sofa and a 100-year-old weathervane.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as filigree glass, fish food and motor homes are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as surgical instruments, ketchup and double-decker buses are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Upholsterer Craig is apprehensive about repairing an extremely rare leather sofa. And, pinball expert Mark gets a surprise while fixing a classic machine.

Drew heads to Petworth in West Sussex - the antiques capital of the south. Plus, he bids on an unusual fire screen in Lancashire, but the owner drives a hard bargain.

At a stately home in Staffordshire, Drew uncovers a hidden 19th century gem that the owners were oblivious to. And in the Lake District, he digs out some of Britain's mining past.

Disaster strikes when a would-be thief crashes The Desert Diggers loader. Plus, Shane and Rusty drag their dry blower across the treacherous ground.

A mechanical failure in the mountains of Victoria puts Brent's son Cayden to the test. Plus, fuel theft grinds the Mackies' operation to a halt.

A road trip to Diggers Gully pays off for the Opal Lovers. Taking a gamble on their Turners Rush claim doesn't seem to be paying off for the Cheals.

Slim Pickings are suddenly a man down when Lee shocks Roger with an unexpected injury. The Misfits divide and conquer at their Lunatic Claim.

A designer trunk found in a junk shop, a 40-year-old slice of royal wedding cake and possible Victorian vampire slaying kit go under the hammer.

Henry and Sam uncover vintage treasures in West Sussex. They go behind the scenes at one of Britain's most famous bike shops and find two extraordinary hidden gems.

Henry and Sam are in Herefordshire where they find sheds full of engines and autogyros, weird and wonderful vehicles before discovering a British classic.

In Lincolnshire, Henry and Fuzz trawl through Dave's eclectic mix of military, classic and agricultural items. What will they come away with.

Henry and Fuzz meet Tim, a specialist bike restorer with a passion for all things British. Will they persuade him to part with a rare Triumph soft top.

In Sussex, Henry and Simon meet a couple with a penchant for Star Wars collectables - and motorbikes! They unearth items including a 17th century bench seat.

Send In The Cavalry! From a D-Day hero's eccentric trove to church minister's heartfelt downsizing, Angus sells a huge hippo and some holy bling.

Angus uses his expertise to connect buyers with collectors desperate to make some space. Horse drawn carts and porcelain poodles find new homes.

Antiques experts travel the UK with a budget of £200 each in a competition to find and buy antiques or rare items and sell them for a profit.

Angus discovers fairground items and a 1920s Ford Model T. Then, he helps a man clear the once-treasured possessions of his late parents.

Angus helps with a major renovation project beneath historic Carlton Towers. Can he raise enough cash to fund the ambitious new attraction.

Ceramics expert Kirsten revives a handmade mosaic table. Plus, bookbinding specialist Chris is tasked with restoring a family recipe book.

It's been tipping over for 800 years - what's the gravity-defying magic behind Pisa's leaning tower? And, how are chocolate digestive biscuits manufactured.

How did the ancient Greeks invent parchment with techniques still used today? And how do they make shuttlecocks, the fasting moving object in sport.

How do they make smooth writing ballpoint pens that don't leak or fade? And, how do they make pizza for soldiers on the frontline.

In Cremona, how do they make modern violins that sound as good as the legendary Stradivarius? And, how do they build houses with volcanic rock.

At a 500-year-old manor in Cheshire, Drew vies for a pair of intriguing sculptures. In Kent, Drew uncovers a ragtag collection of Victorian era gems.

Drew and Tee find a surprise at a magnificent country house in Scotland. In Edinburgh, the chaps visit a former veterinary college turned arts centre.

The restorers face a challenge with Chesterfield sofa rescued from the scrapheap. And, can they revive a shattered marble figurine and a broken French bakery counter.

Ever wondered how everyday items such as light bars, wood model aircraft and metal snare drums are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Ever wondered how kitchen accessories, papier-mâché animals and hydraulic cylinders are made? More common items are put under the microscope to find out.

Drew asks blacksmith Nev to revamp a 19th century weathervane. Craig restores a battered Barcelona chair, while Alex works on a kitchen dresser.

Drew goes to the biggest antiques emporium he's ever visited and a Somerset antique shop. At a grand school in Ipswich he uncovers a historical artifact that leaves him speechless.

At a luxury fabric manufacturer in Suffolk, Drew is wowed by historic silks once used in the royal household. And at a castle in Scotland, he haggles with a young baron.

Intense heat pushes Jacqui and Andrew to their limits. Plus, high winds threaten The Desert Diggers' relocation plans.

Brent tests the mining skills of his late friend Neville Perry's sons. Plus, a mechanical fault stalls The Wanderers' excavator.

It's a race against time for Slim Pickings when waste dirt creates a huge dust storm. Rod and Les near-destroy Sam's hoist while setting up her claim.

The Misfits receive a tongue-lashing from 'Opal' Joe Kalmar for not producing enough opal. The Cheals' giant prospecting drill is crippled by mud.

Queen Victoria's belongings go under the hammer, and music expert Claire handles some legendary Rolling Stones memorabilia.

The team is in Gloucestershire to uncover some oily treasure. They find a picturesque farm where deer, goats and pigs mingle with vintage agricultural equipment.

Henry and Sam are in Suffolk where they find a barn filled with Porsche tractors, Ducati pushbikes and many more rare and surprising vehicles.

Henry and Fuzz head for Cumbria where Dave's mega-shed awaits. Henry is lost for words but once the haggle begins, what will he decide on.

Henry and Fuzz explore George's automobilia collection in Dorset. Henry's in the mood for a SPQR: Small Profit Quick Return. Can he strike a good deal.

Henry and Simon are on England's south coast. They visit a pro recycler's storage containers to find hidden treasure and unearth items including a haul of vinyl.

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.

Angus clears a home full of memories to help a widow start a new chapter. A couple needs Angus's help to raise some cash to pay for their wedding.

Antiques experts travel the UK with a budget of £200 each in a competition to find and buy antiques or rare items and sell them for a profit.

Around the world, there are extraordinary building mistakes. Design teams and experts analyse what went wrong and how engineers are fixing them.

In 2023, Maui faced the worst natural disaster in its history as hurricane-force winds fuelled wildfires. Eyewitnesses film their attempts to escape.

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