U&Yesterday Friday

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Michael Portillo continues his journey across Ireland, travelling from Navan to Mullingar, where he uncovers a controversial Victorian dig at the sacred Hill of Tara along the way

Michael Portillo continues his Irish journey from Dromod to Sligo. Along the way he discovers how the landscape inspired the poet WB Yeats and learns to make a potato pancake

On the last leg of Michael Portillo's long journey from Wexford to Westport, a fashionable Victorian seaweed bath is followed by a steamy scene in Ballina

Michael Portillo embarks on train journeys through Edwardian Britain, exploring the grand estates of Norfolk and a bivouac on Brownsea Island on the way

A village ruin that is now pitted and scarred, a ghostly fleet of ships, a bridge to nowhere hidden in a forest and strange metal structures in a wood

An eerie, empty country village which hides a sad secret, a mysterious tower battered by the elements and a disused railway deep beneath the streets of a city

How the morale of the Third Reich was shattered by the devastating defeat at Stalingrad and relentless Allied bombing

Omaha beach - a nightmare for advancing American troops: open ground, sustained fire, heavy casualties and no retreat. But the whole fate of D-Day hinged on Omaha succeeding

Michael Portillo embarks on a scenic thousand-mile rail journey from the Swedish capital, Stockholm, to Abisko in the northern reaches of the Arctic Circle

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Audley End, Essex, where experts value a historically important sword, and a set of vases that result in a shocking announcement

100 motorbikes come in for auction from every era of the 20th century, and the team assess a 1965 Vanden Plas Princess with a four litre Rolls Royce engine that's seen better days

A rusty 1970 Fiat 500 goes under the hammer - Derek reckons it's the kind of vehicle that is so iconic that it has to be saved

Laurence Olivier narrates the story of the D-Day landings in June 1944, when the biggest ever amphibious invasion was launched on the beaches of Normandy

How the Allied advance stalled three weeks after D-Day, when the killing fields around Hill 112 became a graveyard for the British soldiers that tried to take it

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Audley End, Essex, where experts value a historically important sword, and a set of vases that result in a shocking announcement

Guy tries to break the speed record for a pedal-powered boat, turning to Ben Ainslie and Chris Hoy for help building his vessel and training for the challenge

Guy Martin attempts to break the motorcycle land speed record, attempting to reach speeds of 400mph riding a unique jet-propelled bike across Bonneville Salt Flats in Nevada

Former Britain's Got Talent winner Lee Ridley, aka Lost Voice Guy, is Robson's guest on a trip to Weardale and Co Durham to explore ways of spending time in the outdoors

Dave and Jack head to East Yorkshire to pick up a dusty Alfa Romeo and a 1930s Jowett. But Dave's more taken with a Carry On-style, bum-wobbling exercise machine

Concrete channels hidden in a mountaintop forest, a collapsing bridge, a marooned military base and the upright rusting carcass of ship

Michael Portillo ventures deep into the Black Forest, and a masterclass in carving cuckoo clocks demonstrates how Germany's reputation for making quality goods was established

Michael Portillo continues his journey across Ireland, travelling from Navan to Mullingar, where he uncovers a controversial Victorian dig at the sacred Hill of Tara along the way

Michael Portillo continues his Irish journey from Dromod to Sligo. Along the way he discovers how the landscape inspired the poet WB Yeats and learns to make a potato pancake

On the last leg of Michael Portillo's long journey from Wexford to Westport, a fashionable Victorian seaweed bath is followed by a steamy scene in Ballina

Michael Portillo embarks on train journeys through Edwardian Britain, exploring the grand estates of Norfolk and a bivouac on Brownsea Island on the way

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home