U&Yesterday Monday

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Exploring the extensive air raid tunnels hidden beneath Ramsgate. Also, how the former thriving mining town of Butte, Montana repurposed the 10,000 miles of tunnels

Exploring inside the Grand Canyon Caverns - North America's largest dry cave system. Plus, Cold War radar bunkers around the UK

Exploring the Polish city of Walbrzych, where a fairy-tale castle on a cliff conceals a vast subterranean tunnel network linked to a legend of lost Nazi gold

Exploring Fort Sherman, a jungle stronghold in Panama built to defend a prized American possession that soon faced the threat of an elaborate Nazi conspiracy

In the 1930s, Skoda's Czech factory was one of the biggest arms producers in Europe and became the cover for espionage, sabotage and the liberation of Jews from all over Europe

How the myth of German invincibility was finally debunked by their defeat at the Battle of Stalingrad. Narrated by Laurence Olivier

Robbie Cumming travels down the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, and lends a hand to hire boaters in Gargrave, North Yorkshire

Robbie Cumming explores the Victorian village of Saltaire on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and searches for an abandoned waterway on the Aire and Calder

Items at the Royal Agricultural University near Cirencester include a tea caddy used for a budgie's ashes and possibly the last signatures made by Edward VIII before his abdication

Derek inspects a brace of old cop cars including a Rover P6 complete with radio, sirens and V8 engine, and a former Mod waves ciao to his collection of 1960s Italian scooters

Derek swaps the office for rain-soaked Ripon to pick up a 1965 Ford Anglia with just 33,000 miles on the clock, while Dave's loving the clean lines of a rare Renault Caravalle

The story of of how car designer Ferdinand Porsche became one of the most influential engineers in all Nazi Germany

How German U-boats were used to try to starve Britain in the battle for control of the Atlantic

Items at the Royal Agricultural University near Cirencester include a tea caddy used for a budgie's ashes and possibly the last signatures made by Edward VIII before his abdication

Robbie Cumming travels down the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, and lends a hand to hire boaters in Gargrave, North Yorkshire

Robbie Cumming explores the Victorian village of Saltaire on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and searches for an abandoned waterway on the Aire and Calder

The crew of Golden Promise face Force 6 winds in search of scallops off Wales, Adenia chases a £1million mackerel catch and Ivan and Rhys hunt cuttlefish in the English Channel

In Shropshire a Great Western Railway 'Modified Hall' steam engine and its tender is being taken out of service as it needs a safety inspection

Derek inspects a brace of old cop cars including a Rover P6 complete with radio, sirens and V8 engine, and a former Mod waves ciao to his collection of 1960s Italian scooters

Exploring the Polish city of Walbrzych, where a fairy-tale castle on a cliff conceals a vast subterranean tunnel network linked to a legend of lost Nazi gold

In Montreal, Michael Portillo discovers how French and British colonial roots have influenced the city. In Ottawa, the former politician visits the country's parliament

Gary Wallis visits a vast airplane salvage yard. With some unusual buys in the van, he has his work cut out to re-invent them into design pieces he hopes will fly off the shelf

Gary Wallis visits a grand Victorian school where he's given access to huge cellars full of old treasures. Using what he finds, he creates two formidable pieces of furniture

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Exploring the forgotten underworld hiding beneath the streets of Cincinnati, USA. Plus, a state-of-the-art Cold War fortress on the shores of Denmark