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Angus unearths some family fortunes at comedy legend Les Dennis' home. Then, he checks out a selection of movie memorabilia at Sherrie Hewson's house.

Davina and Nicky revisit more memorable searches, catching up with three families whose lives have been transformed in ways they never imagined.

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell revisit the case of an ex-Premiership footballer and his birth mother.

Woodworker Bruce Faulseit radically reinvents a tired antique desk. Meanwhile, lighting expert Duncan McKean repurposes two barley twist chairs.

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.

Antiques experts Louise Gostelow and David Harper begin their road trip in Ballynure. Louise eyes a curling stone, while David buys a Victorian chair.

A stainless-steel sculpture, a load of antique furniture and a collection of 1960s Corgi toy cars all pose challenges to the logistics team.

In County Durham, Angus and the team clear out a huge aviation collection. Later, they help a retired policeman sell items from his four-bedroom home.

Bassa Villa has had a haunted reputation for years. During investigation, the team discover a brutal murder has taken place at this 16th century pub and inn.

Rob has recently acquired a 19th century former B&B. Before his restoration, he needs to know if the property deserves its spooky reputation.

Anita and her family have an idyllic smallholding, but paranormal phenomena have left them terrified. The team investigate who's there and what they want.

Drew visits a huge collection of 20th century designer furniture in a former paper mill in West Yorkshire. In Middlesbrough, he finds pattern moulds at its last brass foundry.

Drew visits the medieval Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire and finds pew connected a great Victorian architect. Later, he finds a WWII bomber crew seat at an aviation museum.

An ambitious army veteran decides to settle down and start a B&B on the North Yorkshire heritage coast in Whitby. He has £350,000 to spend on a 5-bedroom property with sea views.

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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 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.

Drew and Tee take a road trip in Hungary. In Budapest, they visit one of the country's biggest antique markets. Later, they unearth treasures in a former communist factory.

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.

Christina Trevanion and Mark Stacey are at their next stop in Cheshire. Mark purchases a home guard practice rifle, Christina buys a more unique item.

Christina Trevanion and Mark Stacey carry on the penultimate leg of their journey in the West Midlands. They pick up antiques on the way to Stockport.

The team revive a retro chandelier and an ornate mother-of-pearl table. Plus, a broken toy aeroplane doubles as a memento of a lost childhood in Iraq.

Angus helps Phil Daniels with 1960s and 70s goodies in his Yorkshire home. Then, he finds the 2012 Olympic torch in Colin Jackson's family home.

Davina and Nicky revisit more memorable searches, catching up with three families whose lives have been transformed in ways they never imagined.

Davina and Nicky revisit more memorable searches, catching up with two women whose lives have been transformed in ways they never imagined.

Design team Josh Kennard and Oli Milne are tasked with repurposing some stepladders. Plus, blacksmith Kev Paxton gives a makeover to a metal window box.

With his new shop opening to the public, Drew needs more stock than ever. He spots a '60s Danish sofa in Malvern and a pair of tapestries in Welshpool.

Louise Gostelow and David Harper hunt for hidden gems in Greyabbey. On their journey, Louise learns about the life of activist Mary Ann McCracken.

Sue Perkins learns more about the German branch of her family. She uncovers a heartbreaking tale of fleeing refugees during the Second World War.

Davina and Nicky revisit a woman who was looking for her American Air Force father, and a woman searching for her birth mother and sister.

Helen moved into a converted Methodist chapel, but it was soon clear she wasn't the only resident. During investigation, Barri gets hypnotised to find answers.

Terina has experienced terrifying paranormal activity in her childhood home. Determined to help her, Barri risks his life taking on the aggressive spirit.

Stefan needs help proving his Elizabethan farmhouse is filled with spirits of the past. Investigators uncover a heartbreaking story of illegitimacy.

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.

Drew and Tee take a road trip in Hungary. In Budapest, they visit one of the country's biggest antique markets. Later, they unearth treasures in a former communist factory.

A retired couple want to swap their life in York for the Cornwall coast and opt for the idyllic fishing port of Looe. They have £500,000 to spend on a magnificent oceanfront home.

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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 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.

Drew scours a Surrey sculpture park, where a pair of rare 18th century church lych-gates catches his eye. And in London, he visits a small showroom with big character.

In Sheffield, Drew finds a stunning collection of antique cutler's stools. Later, he heads to Leeds where he finds some rare streetlights at a heritage railway and museum.

Christina Trevanion and Mark Stacey embark on the final stretch of their antique hunting adventure. They search for treasures in one last ditch effort as they journey to in Bolton.

Natasha Raskin and Paul Laidlaw begin their road trip of the west coast of Scotland with £200 each. Which of the pair will make a profit at their first auction.

Toy restorers Amanda and Julie revive a toy dog that was burned in a house fire. Plus, the team fix a retro kitchen mixer and a nurse's belt buckle.

TV presenter Anthea reveals a secret talent to Angus at her dad's home. And he finds a woolly mammoth tusk at Coronation Street star Simon's house.

Davina and Nicky revisit more memorable searches, catching up with three families whose lives have been transformed in ways they never imagined.

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell revisit siblings reunited after decades apart, including an 81-year-old bride whose brother is giving her away.

Sarah Moore rescues some cider demijohns, a sideboard, and a cane chair from a skip in East Lothian. Can these unwanted items be fixed up and sold for profit.

Drew is always hunting undiscovered treasures. He has a rare chance to scour the wild items at Chester Zoo. And in Leicestershire, he unearths a royal relic.

David Harper and Louise Gostelow continue their journey in Lytham St Annes. Louise buys a wind-up toy, while David falls in love with a painting of a dog.

Andrew Lloyd Webber is astonished to uncover stories from his family's history, including an ancestor with a famous cello-playing brother.

Matt Lucas learns what his late grandmother went through as a Jew in Nazi Germany in the 1930s. He also uncovers a connection to Anne Frank.

A brutal double murder haunts an infamous home in County Donegal, Ireland. But the owners are convinced there's something else lurking in the dark.