U&Yesterday Wednesday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Fiona Bruce visits Leicester's Museum of Science and Technology at Abbey Pumping Station, where Mark Hill casts his eye over an abandoned sculpture and Richard Price values a clock

Fiona Bruce visits the Parliament Buildings at Stormont Estate, Belfast. Items include an unloved muffin dish that holds a surprise and an unread copy of Ulysses by James Joyce

The home of an African dictator and a sporting hero, and the facility that held apartheid's greatest critic are abandoned, but still have unique stories to tell

Exploring a ghost town in Colorado, the remnants of an industrial enterprise in Puerto Rico and a remote village on Cyprus

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

In blacked-out London, four young women are murdered in similar circumstances to Jack the Ripper's crimes. Plus, the legend of the Bermuda Triangle

Michael Portillo gets a taste of the early life of President Lincoln, learns about Samuel Langhorne Clemens, aka Mark Twain, and joins Elvis fans at Graceland

Fiona Bruce returns to BBC Caversham, near Reading, where objects brought in to be valued include a communion book that was originally owned by war poet Wilfred Owen

Dave collects a Ford Fiesta XR2i that's not moved from a garage for twenty-one years and Derek picks up a 1956 Siva Tourer, made famous in Doctor Who

Dave meets the inspirational owner of a Reliant Robin who's selling it to raise money for charity

The documentary charts the German attack on the Allies in the Ardennes in December 1944, and how the US 101st Airborne rushed to Bastogne and halted the Nazi advance

The story of a bear that fought alongside the Polish army, which became a terrifying modern myth among the German army during the Second World War

Fiona Bruce returns to BBC Caversham, near Reading, where objects brought in to be valued include a communion book that was originally owned by war poet Wilfred Owen

Robbie Cumming discovers a mysterious message in a bottle on the Ashby Canal and calls in to meet a mate who lives on an old narrowboat

Robbie Cumming takes a tumble at Buckby Locks in Northamptonshire and has a problem with his power supply and battery bank

Tim and Pru strike out for the rarely navigated Brahmaputra river in the far north of India, where they meet a community of monks and hitch a ride on an elephant

Dave travels to leafy Leicestershire where Steve Perry has a 1980 Ford Granada Ghia and a 1981 Ford Cortina

A fairy-tale castle where one of the strangest events of the Second World War took place and a haunting complex on an old American Frontier

Michael Portillo gets a taste of the early life of President Lincoln, learns about Samuel Langhorne Clemens, aka Mark Twain, and joins Elvis fans at Graceland

The boys head to Leicestershire for a furniture-filled shed belonging to Matthew, a French pieces enthusiast.

Simon and Henry head to Wiltshire. Henry is feeling happy because they're going to an old WWII airfield. Simon decides to restore a 1970's caravan while Henry opts for a boat

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home