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The season draws to a close, Vinnie hosts a charity event, reflects on the past summer and gets an update from council regarding the lake house build.

Sam Lovegrove prepares cars and bikes for Britain's iconic motorsport events. Can he beat mechanical setbacks to get owners from start line to finish.

Australia Highlights. Highlights of all the action from the MotoGP 2026 motorcycle racing World Championship at the Phillip Island circuit in Australia.

A look back at all the action from the 2026 Bennetts British Superbike Championships.

How do they make the tank piercing super bullet? Plus, how do they forge the infamous torture weapon, the dentist's drill.

Treading new ground across the UK, Drew and Viki explore the factory complex of a historic British cloth producer and a sprawling reclamation yard.

Drew and Alister's hunt for pieces with an interesting backstory takes them from Sussex to Shropshire with campaign furniture and quirky collectables.

Drew and Paul spot a classic Golf GTI at a film props company. And, at a barn in Suffolk Drew unearths an early 1970s Lotus Elan which needs radical restoration.

Find out how chains, cedar canoes, vinyl records and bagels are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Find out how windshields, English saddles, butter and electric guitars are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

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.

At a Welsh castle, Drew solves a centuries-old salvage mystery, but finding treasure proves tricky. In Somerset, a school is clearing out its storage.

Drew Pritchard visits a grand private school with a cellar full of furniture. Then, he's off to Glastonbury reclamation to hunt for new stock.

On their remote Jackson site, the Dirt Dogs gamble their season on a risky plan, and some uninvited guests are caught red-handed. Meanwhile, Ted and Lecky uncover a huge find.

Ted and Lecky unearth an ancient mystery that could lead to a hidden treasure trove as the Gold Gypsies fight for survival. Meanwhile, Henri and Kellie are running out of supplies.

For the Rookies, there's tension as a new partner leads them on a wild goose chase underground. Plus, the Cooke Brothers' season is off to a bad and dangerous start.

Justin gambles thousands of dollars as he is struggling this season. Kelly is in desperate need for a big find underground and Aaron and Greg's claim might pay off.

Drew's at a 19th century Bradford weaving mill, where he discovers industrial trolleys and containers. In Cheshire, he visits a manor house mentioned in the Domesday book.

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.

Henry and Sam go to Hull to meet Mandy, whose late husband was an avid collector of classic motorbikes. There are several rare Vincents and Ariels on offer.

Henry and Fuzz are in West Sussex at Dino's mega-shed. He's got buses, vintage sports cars, rare motorbikes and oodles of motoring ephemera.

Henry and Simon are in the Cotswolds to rummage for hidden gems amongst someone's junk. They get excited by some cubbyhole shelving and a monkey bike.

Jon Culshaw entertains Angus with hilarious impressions as they dig through clutter. Plus, actress Catherine Tyldesley auctions off her jewellery.

A recently retired woman wants to declutter her home and raise money to visit her family abroad. Angus travels to Horsforth to dig through her collection.

It's rookie Danny versus veteran Irita as they continue their road trip in the West Country. Will Danny be derailed by his large bench buy.

Sam Lovegrove prepares cars and bikes for Britain's iconic motorsport events. Can he beat mechanical setbacks to get owners from start line to finish.

A car show in Paris with his new business manager inspires Richard to restore his own E-type Jag. The Cogs take on a rare ceremonial Land Rover.

Metalworker Dominic is challenged to revive a rare and collectable 1930s seesaw. Meanwhile, embroidery expert Sara works on a hand-stitched bedspread.

How do they make giant floating power stations that provide power around the world? Plus, how do they fabricate the world's smallest aircraft.

How do they create coloured crayons used by children and artists around the world? Plus, how are India's most treasured mirrors made.

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'.

Drew takes fellow dealer Viki to some of the types of hunting ground which have helped to shape his unique take on decorative salvage and antiques.

Drew and Alister hunt for pieces inspired by nature, from a folk-art bird's head walking stick in Brighton to a fireside tiger in Shropshire.

Drew spots a 1960s Mini that may be for sale - can he buy it at a good price? And, a Cotswold dealer has a Porsche 928, but the budget is hit by some major repairs.

Find out how individual transporters, post clocks, drum heads and drums are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Find out how residential water heaters, air bags, jelly beans and ice resurfacers are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

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 for a country pile that's stuffed with antiques. Then, he drops in on a dapper dealer whose shop turns out to be as stylish as its owner.

Drew visits an old manor house in Wales and discovers a forgotten treasure in an attic. In Norfolk, he gets a taste for some striking street art.

The Dirt Dogs take on the biggest gamble of their career, and the Gold Gypsies tear into an all-or-nothing final mission. Meanwhile Rick digs deep to save his season.

The Dirt Dogs go to Kalgoorlie to process the gold from their Heap Leach. Meanwhile, Ted and Lecky's daughter, model and jewellery designer Tyler, joins their hunt for pay dirt.

The Rookies' relationship is on the rocks as they battle their biggest claim yet. With two partners working at different speeds, there's a fight brewing.

It's the last chance for the Rookies' partnership. Meanwhile, the Cooke brothers fight busted hoses and breakdowns in their quest to strike it rich.

Drew browses a salvage fair by Ripley Castle. In Newcastle, he visits a dealer of mid-20th century designer furniture. And, he and Tee check out an art collection in Hastings.

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.

Chopper Roy / Triton And Bantam. Henry and Fuzz head to 'Chopper Roy's' place. His vintage British motorbikes and a classic seventies sports coupé catch their eye.

Henry and Fuzz are down on the farm in Oxfordshire. They unearth mowers and tractors in Tim and Camilla's barns but end up buying something very different.

In Gloucestershire, Henry and Simon have a rummage through an extraordinary collection. They get excited by an art deco radiogram, a record player, and a highchair.

Angus helps Claire Sweeney sell off some very glamorous items. Plus, Christopher Biggins needs to declutter - can he part with any of his beloved art collection.

Angus and the team are in Harrogate to look through an impressive Art Deco collection. Later, they hunt for hidden gems at a cottage in Shropshire.

A Very Special Find In A Box. Irita Marriott and Danny Sebastian hit the shops of Oxfordshire. From Ercol chairs to a Liberty pewter vase and vesta case, it's a blast.

A hunt for lost gold in a Glasgow flat proves a challenge for Angus. He also helps a widow with an emotional downsize.

Can Art Get Me Into Borneo? Captain Cook memorabilia and a Welsh painting spark fierce bidding. Later, French heirlooms also impress but emotional ties make selling tricky.

Deep in the countryside, expert restorers take in Britain's broken and battered artefacts and bring them back to life while learning the rich history of the objects.