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Prospective buyers around the UK wanting to swap hectic city living for a home in the country are shown an array of beautiful rural properties.

Drew and Al buy from heritage sellers, snapping up a curved oak settle made in 1810, and century-old steel tables from a Northampton blacksmith.

Drew and Viki buy for Viki's new Edinburgh premises. They find deer antlers from a Cumbrian country house and industrial tables from a former tannery.

Drew and Al trawl collections curated by experts, unearthing a rare item of motoring history and a 19th-century model ship with a tale to tell.

Charles Hanson and James Braxton start a new road trip, hunting for antiques in the Scottish Highlands. They then reunite to sell their finds at auction in Aberdeen.

Charles Hanson and James Braxton continue their road trip in Inverkeithing. They then carry on through Fife and Perthshire and finally sell their goods in Dundee.

Woodwork expert Will attempts to save a valuable music box that has been in Pamela's family for over 50 years. Plus, Steve fixes up a precious railway lamp.

Angus uncovers an unopened bottle of 1940s whisky and some Victorian Christmas crackers. At auction it's chocks away for an old cabin crew uniform.

The true story of a man left on the front seat of a car in Northern Ireland and a woman abandoned in a phone box in the Republic of Ireland.

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell help a professional footballer searching for his birth mother and a woman wanting to share memories with her mother.

Sarah Moore saves a green chair, a dated display cabinet and a pair of school chairs from a skip in Surrey. Can these discarded items be transformed into profit.

Drew encounters thrilling examples by three design titans who shaped the classic Georgian-and-Victorian look: Sir John Soane, Augustus Pugin and William Morris.

Charlie Ross and Izzie Balmer begin their hunt for antiques in Stow-on-the-Wold. Izzie buys a toast rack, while Charlie eyes a military first aid kit.

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

In the seaside town of Filey, Angus and the team help a couple clear out their home. Angus sees potential in some vintage toys and boxes of old soap.

The team travel to the Queens Oak pub in picturesque Finchampstead to help the new owners, who say that malevolent spirits are disrupting their business.