Derek and Paul are off to Leeds on a rare father and son road trip to pick up a VW Cabriolet and a Lotus Elite.

The story of World War I, told through revealing data. Around 25,000 miles of trenches were cut as the sides dug in and UK factories built 30,000 aircraft a year.

As Hitler's troops advance, occupants in Ukraine, Belarus and Poland take the brunt of the occupying forces cruelty; and the first concentration camps are created.

Objects valued at St Andrews University in Scotland include a miniature Japanese sculpture bought for a few pence.

The experts visit the North Yorkshire town of Scarborough, where finds include a carved tribute to a Spitfire pilot killed in action.

The Restoring Classics team take Derek's advice when he sniffs out the rarest car they've ever taken on - the last remaining Hillman GT.

The team lift the shutters on their biggest restoration to date in the shape of a Series 1 Land Rover. But does that mean record profit or history making loss.

The story of World War I, told through revealing data. Around 25,000 miles of trenches were cut as the sides dug in and UK factories built 30,000 aircraft a year.

As Hitler's troops advance, occupants in Ukraine, Belarus and Poland take the brunt of the occupying forces cruelty; and the first concentration camps are created.

Fiona Bruce presents from Farnborough, Hampshire. Items include early designs for a flying machine and a letter written in the First World War trenches.

Robbie moors by Hampton Court Palace, but disaster strikes when a tree branch smashes a window. His dad joins to help through Hanwell locks.

Gus and Will want an 'Eastern Bloc' car to see whether the old Skoda jokes were deserved. Bidding low they win an orange Estelle, but how can they add any value to it.

Derek waxes lyrical about a pristine Jaguar XJ8 and a Ford Model T van tests his driving skills.

The Restoring Classics team take Derek's advice when he sniffs out the rarest car they've ever taken on - the last remaining Hillman GT.

A rare 1964 Ford Capri Consul coupe comes up for auction. Paul takes a 1957 Leyland Comet truck for a spin, and Dave admits that high on his wish-list is a Citroen 2CV.

Derek and Paul are off to Leeds on a rare father and son road trip to pick up a VW Cabriolet and a Lotus Elite.

A seemingly endless concrete line stretching through the French countryside, which sits as a monument to a discarded engineering advancement.

Robbie moors by Hampton Court Palace, but disaster strikes when a tree branch smashes a window. His dad joins to help through Hanwell locks.

Shopping from Home.

Railway staff realise the only chance of getting through the busy summer season is if they complete the overhaul of Repton, a 1934 Schools class engine.

A summer heatwave threatens to bring the railway to a halt as the iconic steam engines are prevented from running through a tinder-dry national park.

A beautiful looking sports car has been fooling the punters and intriguing Derek. It's a Challenger E-Type - a fibreglass replica created from an E-Type mould.

Paul and Jack head to Staffordshire to pick up five vehicles from collector Rob's colossal barn, including a Mini and a Morris Minor.

The first day of the Somme Offensive was the blackest day in the British Army's history. The shocking numbers are revealed as the war retrospective revisits 1916.

The Red Army develops strength and Hitler's Spring Offensive is stopped at Stalingrad; and in the largest ghetto the inhabitants' fight back in the Warsaw Uprising.

The team arrives at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall in Falmouth, where objects include a diamond and gold ring with a grim history.

A second visit to the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Items include early medical instruments.

The team fly the flag for King and country with one of their most luxurious purchases to date - a 1981 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit.

VW Beetle / Royal Enfield Cycar: The team think they can smell profit by choosing one of the simplest cars ever built, the VW Beetle.

The first day of the Somme Offensive was the blackest day in the British Army's history. The shocking numbers are revealed as the war retrospective revisits 1916.

The Red Army develops strength and Hitler's Spring Offensive is stopped at Stalingrad; and in the largest ghetto the inhabitants' fight back in the Warsaw Uprising.

The experts visit Aberystwyth in west Wales, where finds include a painting that may be by an important Welsh artist.

Robbie returns to where his boating life began, exploring London's canals on Naughty Lass. He travels through Little Venice and moors in Paddington Basin.

Exploring a Dover stronghold transformed during an unprecedented crisis, and a top-secret site in Japan used for wartime missions of no return.

The team faces a tough challenge - boring beneath Sydney's 230-year-old CBD. At Pitt Street Station, eight buildings are demolished, including a 14-storey tower.

The team fly the flag for King and country with one of their most luxurious purchases to date - a 1981 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit.

A beautiful looking sports car has been fooling the punters and intriguing Derek. It's a Challenger E-Type - a fibreglass replica created from an E-Type mould.

Paul and Jack head to Staffordshire to pick up five vehicles from collector Rob's colossal barn, including a Mini and a Morris Minor.

A little-known dark past explains the vast monolithic structures that dominate the small British island of Guernsey.

Robbie returns to where his boating life began, exploring London's canals on Naughty Lass. He travels through Little Venice and moors in Paddington Basin.

Shopping from Home.

Preparations are under way for Yorkshire Day, including a special Yorkshire-themed Pullman service.

Plans for the annual Gala Festival are jeopardised when a fault requiring the involvement of a specialist engineer is spotted in one of the engines due to be involved.

Dave's in Lincolnshire picking up a 1935 Riley Falcon - a good-looking saloon car, with a pre-select gearbox.

Derek brings a small army of military hardware to Thornton le Dale including a Studebaker Weasel tracked vehicle and a WWII-era Willys Jeep.

A fresh look at the Great War, with statistics helping to shed new light on the horrendous conflict. Hear about the effect of World War I on the domestic front.

In Kursk, a 'battlefield' the size of Wales, the tide turns, and the Soviet's push back, but as Germany retreats, they destroy all evidence of their genocidal activities.

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Wightwick Manor near Wolverhampton, where items include an 18th-century lidded glass goblet.

Fiona Bruce presents updates on the most important and talked-about finds from the 35th series.

Mazda MX5 / Moto Guzzi V50: The team opt to buy one of the most affordable sports cars on the road - the Mazda MX-5.

VW T25 / Audi TT Quattro: The team pay over the odds for a VW Campervan, but can they hope to break even when they turn out a lovely bus for auction.

A fresh look at the Great War, with statistics helping to shed new light on the horrendous conflict. Hear about the effect of World War I on the domestic front.

In Kursk, a 'battlefield' the size of Wales, the tide turns, and the Soviet's push back, but as Germany retreats, they destroy all evidence of their genocidal activities.

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Fountains Abbey near Ripon in North Yorkshire, where a set of Inuit carvings, and a 17th-century gold ring are appraised.

Robbie mends a leaky pump on the Naughty Lass on the Grand Union Canal. In Watford, he visits a TV legend's home and buys gas from a friendly fuel boat.

Derek travels to the Yorkshire coast to pick up a 1963 Austin J2 Paralanian campervan described as the Rolls Royce of campervans.

Gus and Will want an 'Eastern Bloc' car to see whether the old Skoda jokes were deserved. Bidding low they win an orange Estelle, but how can they add any value to it.

Mazda MX5 / Moto Guzzi V50: The team opt to buy one of the most affordable sports cars on the road - the Mazda MX-5.

Dave's in Lincolnshire picking up a 1935 Riley Falcon - a good-looking saloon car, with a pre-select gearbox.

Derek brings a small army of military hardware to Thornton le Dale including a Studebaker Weasel tracked vehicle and a WWII-era Willys Jeep.

Projects include a maze of tunnels filled with haunting remains beneath the streets of Paris and a formation of domed structures hovering over the waters off the Florida coastline.

Robbie mends a leaky pump on the Naughty Lass on the Grand Union Canal. In Watford, he visits a TV legend's home and buys gas from a friendly fuel boat.

Shopping from Home.

War Weekend takes place on the North York Moors Railway, celebrating the part played by the railways during World War II, with around 30,000 visitors expected to attend.

The three-day autumn Steam Gala takes place on the North York Moors Railway, and the organisers try to bag an amazing locomotive as this year's 'celebrity guest'.

Paul collects a cherished 1924 Rover 9 that's been in the same family since the 1950s and only had one previous owner before that.

Derek heads north to pick up a 1954 Morgan Plus 4 coupe in mint condition and believed to be just one of three still on the road.

Learn more about the 'war to end all wars' through illuminating and often shocking statistics. After 1916, the imperial powers redoubled their efforts to win the war.

Hitler's War moves to its endgame as the Soviets cross the German border - with a death toll of over 40 million, a new, scarred Europe will emerge.

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Stowe House in Buckinghamshire, where items include a 16th-century print and evidence of one of the earliest Beatles concerts.

Items under scrutiny at Cawdor Castle near Inverness include the best bargain-buy dolls ever seen on the show.

A 1969 Morris Mini Cooper MkII is totally restored by specialists. They give it the full works, which means only one thing... any chance of profit heads towards an open window.

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.

Learn more about the 'war to end all wars' through illuminating and often shocking statistics. After 1916, the imperial powers redoubled their efforts to win the war.

Hitler's War moves to its endgame as the Soviets cross the German border - with a death toll of over 40 million, a new, scarred Europe will emerge.

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Chatham in Kent, where items include a gruesome spiked object believed to have been used to ward off highwaymen.

Robbie navigates the wintery Grand Union Canal while preparing for Christmas and narrowly avoids flooding his boat in a tricky staircase lock.

The Secret of the Seven Sorcerers: Victor's conjuring group runs into trouble when a trick goes horribly wrong. And his new job as a lollipop man prompts calls from the fire brigade.

Classic farce with Richard Wilson. Mrs Warboys moves in with the Meldrews after rain floods her basement home, but Victor feeling mellow after a stint of reflexology.

The Affair of the Hollow Lady: We do believe it! A new home security system threatens Victor's chances of sneaking off to see football on TV. Watch out for guest star 'Babs' Windsor.

A 1969 Morris Mini Cooper MkII is totally restored by specialists. They give it the full works, which means only one thing... any chance of profit heads towards an open window.

Paul collects a cherished 1924 Rover 9 that's been in the same family since the 1950s and only had one previous owner before that.

Derek heads north to pick up a 1954 Morgan Plus 4 coupe in mint condition and believed to be just one of three still on the road.

A West Virginia town that fell victim to change when steam trains became obsolete and an underground complex in Italy that'd been abandoned for nearly 2,000 years.

Robbie navigates the wintery Grand Union Canal while preparing for Christmas and narrowly avoids flooding his boat in a tricky staircase lock.

Shopping from Home.

Under pressure to bring in extra revenue now that the season is almost over, the North York Moors Railway team decides to stage a special event for Halloween.

Life on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, following an eventful week during which plans are made to welcome star steam engine Royal Scot to the heritage railway.

On The Fritz: Searching through the backroads of America, Frank gets excited when he realises that picks he and Mike are coming upon are tailor-made specifically for him.

Mike Wolfe and Michael Mefford team up on a hunt for a legendary one-of-a-kind Cadillac from 1929, but they will still need to know for sure that it's real.

All Signs Point to Picking: Mike and Frank follow the signs - large and small - to find a treasure trove of advertising memorabilia.

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien realise profit potential in an old crop sprayer, a cast-iron fire guard and some old wooden workshop clamps.

Max McMurdo and Henry Cole visit a motorbike fan, making table lamps from engines and turning a pallet and iron wheels into a stylish modern coffee table.

The very first episode of Ben Elton's witty police station-set sitcom with Rowan Atkinson. Meet Inspector Fowler and his lady friend, Sergeant Dawkins.

Ben Elton's superb police sitcom follow-up to Blackadder, also starring Rowan Atkinson. Grim gets to deal with terrorists and Habib falls in love with a sexy fireman.

Like The Bill with a lot more laughs, from the mind of Ben Elton. Fowler's strategy for the pub quiz is sabotaged from within as his star player is indisposed.

Fred Dibnah gets his first taste of fame, but does not entirely welcome the limelight when it interrupts his work on the restoration of a wrecked steam tractor.

Fred Dibnah and his wife Alison solve the problem of where to go on holiday by visiting separate locations - she flies off to Greece, while he attends a steam rally.

Fred Dibnah finds himself being pursued by women, but prefers to concentrate on his work - a felling job that is the most dangerous in his career to date.

Fred Dibnah becomes the stepfather of two boys and resolves to make concessions in his second marriage - but insists that the oily cap stays.

The former steeplejack and renowned engineering expert looks back on his eventful life with a sense of satisfaction and contentment.

Fred Dibnah shares his passion for the railways by visiting workshops, museums and lines devoted to their past, starting with a look at early rail pioneers.

Paul hits the road to collect an old navy ambulance that served its time as a holiday camper.

Dave travels to Bedale to extract a barn find - a 1984 Manta GTE which hasn't seen the light of day in thirty years.

Guy Martin helps with the restoration of the oldest surviving Brixham sailing trawler and discovers how Britain acquired its taste for fish and chips.

Guy Martin helps with the restoration of Birmingham Botanical Gardens while learning how to blow glass and trying to rebuild one of the first lawnmowers.

80's Special: An embarrassment of musical riches - and embarrassing hair - from the 1980s. Adam Ant, Culture Club, Bucks Fizz, Yazz, Duran Duran and Wham! all take to the Top of the Pops stage.

Derek heads north to pick up a 1954 Morgan Plus 4 coupe in mint condition and believed to be just one of three still on the road.

Derek waxes lyrical about a pristine Jaguar XJ8 and a Ford Model T van tests his driving skills.

Derek travels to the Yorkshire coast to pick up a 1963 Austin J2 Paralanian campervan described as the Rolls Royce of campervans.

Shopping from Home.

Access all areas to the Bentley factory: We see the luxury car manufacturer build a new Continental GT from bolts to finished car.

How to Build an Aston Martin: Access all areas to the Aston Martin factory: From the oven baked chassis to being painted in actual moon rock, see how a DBS Superlegerra is made.

Fred Dibnah examines the development of castles, from early Iron Age forts to secret tunnels used during World War II, visiting Warwick and Hadrian's Wall.

Fred Dibnah celebrates the variety of Britain's houses and palaces, travelling from the grandeur of Hampton Court to a homely terrace in Beamish.

Fred Dibnah tours places of worship, visiting Preston, home of one of Britain's tallest spires, and a Saxon church in Durham.

Fred Dibnah visits historic places of work, including one of Britain's oldest dockyards in Chatham, Kent, and the Armley Mill in Leeds.

Fred Dibnah explores the achievements of Britain's civil engineering pioneers, visiting the Channel Tunnel, Humber Bridge and Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.

Fred Dibnah visits Britain's arts, entertainment and leisure landmarks, including the Globe Theatre, Blackpool Tower and the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Fred Dibnah traces the development of steam power from the earliest experiments in the ancient world to the modern nuclear power station.

A look at Fred Dibnah's back garden, which housed one of the best examples of a steam-powered engineering workshop in the country.

The Machines That Changed the World: Fred Dibnah's interest in the Industrial Revolution, which elevated the profile of this significant period in British history.

A profile of some of Fred Dibnah's favourite Victorian engineers, reflecting his interest in their belief in the importance of hard work and enterprise.

Recalling Fred Dibnah's love of 19th-century life, as well as his admiration for great feats such as Tower Bridge and Eastnor Castle.

An insight into Fred Dibnah's love of restoring engines and chimneys, highlighting one of his greatest triumphs - his stream traction engine.

An insight into Fred Dibnah's passion for steam-powered engines and machinery, which prompted him to study their construction and history.

Fred Dibnah's fascination with mining, which led him to dig his own coal mine in his back garden, and teach viewers about the dangers.

David Attenborough continues his fascinating nature series. Here, he looks at a variety of monkeys from all over the world, including red howler monkeys in Venezuela.

Esteemed broadcaster David Attenborough witnesses up close the startling similarities between great apes and human beings, as he encounters orangutans and chimps.

David Attenborough recounts his amazing experiences with the mountain gorillas of Rwanda and reveals how conservationists have tried to save them from the brink of extinction.

Sir David Attenborough chooses his favourite recordings from the natural world that have revolutionised our understanding of song.

Sir David Attenborough joins biologist Prof. Ben Garrod and a team of archaeologists and palaeontologists as they carefully excavate a prehistoric crime scene.

Robson explores the legendary Trail of the Eagle's Nest, a stunning 100-mile route connecting a group of medieval castles perched across the limestone hig.

Gus and Will want an 'Eastern Bloc' car to see whether the old Skoda jokes were deserved. Bidding low they win an orange Estelle, but how can they add any value to it.

Classic farce in the wartime cafe owned by the ultimate French lover. Rene and the Colonel decide to smuggle out the two British airmen disguised as Germans.

Following George Michael's passing in 2016, this is an all-too-poignant medley of Wham! hits from the BBC vaults. Stay tuned for Bad Boys, Club Tropicana, Freedom and many more.

Duran Duran Special: Boys with incredible '80s hair on film. Mark Radcliffe looks back at classic Duran Duran performances on TOTP, including Rio, Hungry Like the Wolf and The Reflex.