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Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Bruce Crompton heads to a Cold War underground bunker that has been converted to a museum. The curator is looking for some Soviet era equipment to tell the other side of the story

Bruce hears about some Second World War British RAF gear from the Battle of Arnhem for sale, which is of big interest to ex-paratroopers like him and Freddie

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Buckinghamshire to meet Hugh, who runs a repair and upcycling shop and is in need of a bit of help

The team travels around the UK to find unique and valuable items 'lost' in people's homes

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole are in Shropshire, where one of them turns a redundant telescope into an unusual light and the other restores a vintage Italian moped

In Suffolk, Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien unearth hidden treasures in former agony aunt Janet's garden shed, including a vintage tram bench and a rare piece of furniture

Arcade games specialist Mark Squires rescues a 1960s pinball machine. Meanwhile, upholsterer Craig uses his creative magic to revive a mid-century G-plan sofa

Ruth's nightmares materialise in the form of woodworm-infested candlesticks. Plus, leather expert Martin rescues a pair of 100-year-old clown shoes

Jay Blades and the team take on the restorations of a toy cannon, a novelty Victorian inkwell in the shape of a hat and a broken statue of St Fiacre

Master saddler Susie has a fight on her hands with a pair of tired boxing gloves. Metalworker Dom works on a toy bike gifted by Laurel and Hardy

Jay Blades and the team restore a family butcher's trusty sausage-making machine, a treasured Edwardian postcard album, and an Iraqi hot water urn, known as a samovar

Angus clears the family home of TV icon Anneka Rice and looks at a collection of quirky items at soap star Antony Cotton's Lancashire cottage

Angus unearths a collection of quirky scientific instruments. Plus, a father sells family keepsakes to fund his daughter's university studies

Irita digs up a collection of precious rocks and fossils in her client's home, before auctioning off a menagerie of Swarovski crystal animals

Jay Blades and the team take on the restorations of a toy cannon, a novelty Victorian inkwell in the shape of a hat and a broken statue of St Fiacre

The team restores a dilapidated and rusty tricycle, a silver and turquoise bracelet and a cherished pair of red ballet shoes. Presented by Jay Blades

Master saddler Susie has a fight on her hands with a pair of tired boxing gloves. Metalworker Dom works on a toy bike gifted by Laurel and Hardy

Jay Blades and the team restore a family butcher's trusty sausage-making machine, a treasured Edwardian postcard album, and an Iraqi hot water urn, known as a samovar

A look at the events of December 1985 when a plane crashed in Canada less than one mile after take-off. All 256 passengers onboard died

Landing without power, running out of fuel or birds flying into the engine are all a test of pilot skill and nerve. This instalment looks at how pilots cope with emergency landings

How as the Soviet Union unveiled its own space shuttle, the CIA hatched a revenge plot. Plus, a missing nuclear weapon that could threaten a Nasa base in the Arctic

The last humans to walk on the Moon discovered something strange on the lunar surface. Plus, a Nasa scientist investigates a strange phenomenon

Revealing how Macarons, Pine Needle Baskets and Micrometers are made, and how the processes have been perfected over time.

The manufacture of endoscopes and megaphones, and the refinement of uranium

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home