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Royal Marines Museum 1: From the Royal Marines Museum in Southsea. Items include chairs said to be made from timber off HMS Victory and paintings with an Indiana Jones connection.

Items at the Royal Agricultural University near Cirencester include possibly the last signatures made by Edward VIII before his abdication.

Items at Newstead Abbey include an English literature prize presented to DH Lawrence and the bugle used to sound the real Charge of the Light Brigade.

The experts visit Towneley Hall near Burnley in Lancashire, where items include a curious collection of handbags and a centuries-old ring bought at a car-boot sale.

The Scottish Gallery of Modern Art 1: The experts are at Edinburgh's National Gallery of Modern Art, where objects include an 18th-century ivory figure ploughed up in a local field.

The motoring fan tries to become the first person to cross the English Channel in a human-powered airship by pedalling a bike suspended from a helium-filled balloon.

The motoring fan attempts to beat the speed record for a human-powered boat with help from Olympians Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Ben Ainslie.

The inside story of the motoring fan's attempt to break the motorcycle land speed record - can he become the first man to do 400 miles per hour on a motorcycle.

It's Robbie's toughest trip yet as he battles through water weed on the Bradley Arm and gets stuck in silt on the Ridgacre Branch.

Robbie Cumming encounters a leaky lock pound on the Perry Barr Flight and gets marooned in the mud before travelling under Spaghetti Junction in Birmingham.

Robbie Cumming discovers a mysterious message in a bottle on the Ashby Canal and calls in to meet a mate who lives on an old narrowboat.

The boys head to Leicestershire for a furniture-filled shed belonging to Matthew, a French pieces enthusiast. Simon chooses a huge canoe, while Henry picks a gymnasium vaulting horse.

Simon and Henry head to Wiltshire. Henry is feeling happy because they're going to an old WWII airfield. Simon decides to restore a 1970's caravan while Henry opts for a boat.

The Royal Ballet School, Richmond 2: The experts visit the home of the Royal Ballet School in Richmond Park, London, where items include a table made of timber from Old London Bridge.

The team pays a return visit to the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich, where items include a rare 18th-century glass and Queen Victoria's knickers.

Jack's drawn the short straw again as he attempts to shift a couple of 1930's Austin Sevens that have been stuck in the same spot for half a century.

It's Robbie's toughest trip yet as he battles through water weed on the Bradley Arm and gets stuck in silt on the Ridgacre Branch.

Robbie Cumming encounters a leaky lock pound on the Perry Barr Flight and gets marooned in the mud before travelling under Spaghetti Junction in Birmingham.

Robbie Cumming discovers a mysterious message in a bottle on the Ashby Canal and calls in to meet a mate who lives on an old narrowboat.

Norman has dreamt of owning a Volvo 850R since watching Volvo British touring cars race, but fixers Sheldon and Peter could struggle to bring Norman's dream to life.

Shopping from Home.

Fiona Bruce presents from Salford's MediaCityUK, and meets Blue Peter presenters past and present to discuss the contents of the time capsules buried on the show.

Fiona Bruce presents a second visit to Eltham Palace, where items brought in to be valued include a panel of stained glass from the Houses of Parliament.

Outside the town of Politz lie the ruins of what was once one of Germany's most important assets - a place that kept the German war machine moving.

Follow the search for the elusive Josef Mengele, for many years the world's most wanted criminal, led by one of his captives in Auschwitz - Simon Wiesenthal.

Tim Dunn explores disused tube station Down Street in Mayfair that played a crucial tactical role during WWII and tours Rotterdam's new centraal station with its designer.

Tim Dunn visits the Ffestiniog in Wales originally built to transport slate from mountain to coast and learns about Amsterdam Centraal.

Joanna Lumley explores Tokyo, which was extensively rebuilt after the Second World War, and also travels to the Kiso Valley to walk an ancient route known as the Nakasendo Way.

Fiona Bruce presents a special episode from the set of EastEnders celebrating the history of film, theatre, music and television.

A delightful collection of British classics comes up for auction, including an Austin A35 and a Hillman Avenger Estate in stunning condition. An E-Type Jaguar also hits the auction.

Three MGs from the 70s turn up at the garage, still covered in original factory wax. Nobody can believe it, or value them. A Morris 1000 turns up at the auction along with a TR7 V8.

When the Nazis took Ksiaz Castle, it wasn't for the view. Secret staircases and lifts were built, while underneath, a vast network of tunnels was taking form.

After World War II, a Jewish group called the Avengers decided to hunt down known Nazis. Hear how they tracked their targets, including lawyer Wilhelm Stuckart.

Fiona Bruce presents a special episode from the set of EastEnders celebrating the history of film, theatre, music and television.

Guy Martin investigates the past, present and future of British power stations and how the UK makes its most valuable commodity of all - electricity.

Simon travels through Brazil, visiting a neglected indigenous neighbourhood in Manaus and meeting a nurse who was the only source of healthcare during the pandemic.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers how the health and fortune of the village of Bamburgh was shaped by those in charge of its famous castle.

Archaeologist Ben Robinson uncovers the secrets of the Edwardian settlement of Thorpeness in Suffolk, which was the first purpose-built seaside village in the UK.

The Restoring Classics team set out on a Pre-War challenge with a 1939 three wheeled Morgan F4 - and aptly named Russ Storer from MG Mecca is still keen to take it on.

Exploring a ruined castle above a German village, a rural town in Idaho, a futuristic skyscraper in Johannesburg and a fantasy world outside of Buenos Aires.

Joanna Lumley explores Tokyo, which was extensively rebuilt after the Second World War, and also travels to the Kiso Valley to walk an ancient route known as the Nakasendo Way.

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway head to London's iconic Camden Town station - a labyrinthine junction on the Northern Line.

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway begin their journey at South Kensington, home of Victoria and Albert Museum, the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum.

Shopping from Home.

Fiona Bruce presents from Crathes Castle in Aberdeenshire, where the items brought in to be valued include a royal portrait which is not all that it seems.

Fiona Bruce presents from underneath the Concorde at Aerospace in Bristol, where objects brought in to be valued include a Fijian war club and a tiny Chinese vase.

When the Nazis took Ksiaz Castle, it wasn't for the view. Secret staircases and lifts were built, while underneath, a vast network of tunnels was taking form.

After World War II, a Jewish group called the Avengers decided to hunt down known Nazis. Hear how they tracked their targets, including lawyer Wilhelm Stuckart.

Tim Dunn goes behind the scenes at London's Kings Cross station and finds out about the disused funicular railway hidden in the Avon Gorge in Bristol.

Tim Dunn visits the Ribblehead Viaduct in the Yorkshire Dales and tours the breath-taking stations of the Hungerbergbahn in Innsbruck.

Joanna visits a selection of temples to better understand Japanese Buddhism, stays in the world's first robot hotel, and gets an aerial view of one of Japan's most active volcanoes.

The team visits the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, where Geoffrey Munn examines a Faberge jewel, commissioned by the Countess of Dudley in 1903.

Three rare Alvises get the auction buyers going when put under the hammer. A Chevy Corvette which started its journey in Saudi Arabia makes its way to Thornton le Dale for the sale.

Dave gets a nasty surprise when he opens the bonnet of a fast Ford from the 80's, and an Austin Heavy 12 nearly a century old sets off a bidding war at the auction.

Built in 1934, Ordensburg Vogelsang, a virtual Nazi Castle was constructed with the intention of building the New German; elite future leaders of the Reich.

One of the main architects of the Holocaust, Reinhard Heydrich was assassinated by British-trained Czechs in 1942. This is the story of his downfall.

The team visits the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, where Geoffrey Munn examines a Faberge jewel, commissioned by the Countess of Dudley in 1903.

Guy Martin visits the most important place in the entire national grid, the central control room, where electricity is bought, sold and routed every single second of the day.

The actor begins his challenges of expert fishermen from around the world to five rounds of angling to see who can catch the biggest fish in Brazil.

Jack's drawn the short straw again as he attempts to shift a couple of 1930's Austin Sevens that have been stuck in the same spot for half a century.

The team invest in a piece of French art this week - a 1971 Citroen DS21 Pallas.