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Michael Portillo's travels resume in leafy Hertfordshire, where he attempts a canoe slalom course, and visits the estate of author Barbara Cartland

Michael Portillo heads for the Hertfordshire village of Perry Green to learn about Henry Moore became one of the defining artists of British modernism

Michael Portillo is in Suffolk on the last leg of his tour of East Anglia, visiting the racecourse at Newmarket and the Roman Catholic shrine at Walsingham

Michael Portillo visits Crewe, a town steeped in railway history, to investigate the making of cinema classic The Night Mail during the 1930s, and then heads to Chester Zoo

Exploring a desert island with an infected past adrift from the US mainland, the brutalist palace of a mad Bulgarian dictator, and a doomed top-secret Nazi project

Featuring Italian ruins immortalised by Hollywood, a crumbling Chilean city with two lives and a brutalist Scottish relic whose prayers went unanswered

Battlefield historians and military experts re-examine some of the Second World War's most iconic sites, beginning with the fate of the island of Malta

With the Blitz taking its toll, Britain had to keep its manufacturing going. Shadow factories were born and were crucial in the production of ammunition

Part two of two. Timothy West and Prunella Scales' final journey takes them to Cambodia, where they finish their travels at Angkor Wat, a temple built by the clever use of canals

The team returns to Belton House in Lincolnshire, where treasures include a model of London Zoo's first elephant, a 400-year-old Japanese chest and Duke of Windsor memorabilia

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 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

Battlefield historians and military experts re-examine some of the Second World War's most iconic sites, continuing with African-American troops in the Battle of the Bulge

Britain needed to produce vast amounts of ammunition. Chatham Docks on the Medway saw 142 ships set sail, and bomber bases sprung up across the country

The team returns to Belton House in Lincolnshire, where treasures include a model of London Zoo's first elephant, a 400-year-old Japanese chest and Duke of Windsor memorabilia

The motorcycle racer teams up with endurance expert Jason Miles to find out how far it is possible to travel on a tandem during 24 hours of non-stop pedalling

Robbie Cumming navigates the River Severn, and takes an unexpected bath as he tumbles at the Tardebigge lock flight in Worcestershire

On the last leg of his journey across England, Robbie Cumming crosses an epic aqueduct near Stratford-upon-Avon, and gets stuck in a lock in central Birmingham

Timothy West and Prunella Scales travel from Birmingham to Braunston to attend a festival of vintage canal boats. Along the way, they meet a boatman who was born on a canal boat

The team think they can smell profit by choosing one of the simplest cars ever built, the VW Beetle

Exploring a bizarre block in Taiwan resembling a giant speaker, a pioneering venture in Alaska, and an alpine village that masks a military beast

Michael Portillo travels from the Mediterranean port of Tangier to the Berber city of Marrakech, including a trip to the most famous gin joint in the world in Casablanca

Siddy Holloway and Tim Dunn visit West Ashfield, a fully fitted fake Underground station found on the third floor of a Kensington office block and used to train new employees

Tim Dunn and Siddy Holloway are exploring a station in the beating heart of London's theatreland - Leicester Square

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