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A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Sharon and Tracey discover Dorien has been keeping a secret for more than 50 years and decide to get involved, but the novelist is reluctant to confront her past

Simon and Oliver forge an uneasy pact when they learn that Lyn is pregnant, but tensions arise when they are interviewed on a local radio station

In an attempt to gain some time together David and Linda enlist gormless, accident-prone Neville as a go-between, but he proves to be particularly inept at the task

Rigsby invests in some new furniture in a desperate attempt to impress Brenda, but makes the mistake of opting to pay for it on the never-never

Matthew's father refuses to invest in his future until the lad gets a job. Henry's hidden stash of loose change goes missing, making his cash-strapped son an obvious suspect

Vince receives some fatherly advice, while Penny hears about her mother's surprising history

Alf continues to supply the Sunshine Pantry with Mrs Lipton's cakes

Terry arrives home to find his parents on holiday, the fridge empty, the house cold and Thelma her usual unhelpful self

Jim wants to reform the system of local government, but Sir Humphrey fears this would lead to the civil service losing its power and turns to an unlikely ally for help

Part one of four. Documentary series examining the history of the Royal Air Force

Hitler's personal bodyguards, the Waffen-SS, were a formidable fighting force respected and feared throughout Europe in the dark days of the Second World War

Robert Powell narrates the story of Britain's Special Operations Executive, established in 1940 to support the Resistance movement in occupied Europe

Britain's Special Air Service, or SAS, is examined, using recently declassified documents to consider the vital strategic role it played in the conflict

Profile of Scottish scientist Robert Watson-Watt, who noticed that radio signals could be reflected by solid objects - an observation which culminated in the development of radar

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Harold holds a meeting of the local Labour Party in his front room, hoping to be appointed the official candidate for Shepherd's Bush - but proves to be too working-class by far

Freddie receives his court date, but it just happens to be on the same day as Billy and Julie's wedding

The hotel throws a fancy dress occasion and guests are invited to provide the entertainment. The Pearces and the Cochrans perform their party pieces

Rigsby invests in some new furniture in a desperate attempt to impress Brenda, but makes the mistake of opting to pay for it on the never-never

Bob has doubts about his marriage when he realises all his peers - even the vicar - seem to be getting divorced. Classic comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam

Sir Henry asks Joyce if the Solana can host the Pride of Benidorm awards at short notice, while Jodie gets into stage school, but the high fees may be a problem

Karen returns with Connor hoping to make a fresh start, but on a visit to the psychiatric hospital she sees Frank, who appears confused and is forced to face his feelings for Libby

Penny sets up home with Vince, and everything runs like clockwork - until burglars intervene. Comedy, starring Paul Nicholas and Jan Francis

Bob has doubts about his marriage when he realises all his peers - even the vicar - seem to be getting divorced. Classic comedy, starring Rodney Bewes and James Bolam

Sir Henry asks Joyce if the Solana can host the Pride of Benidorm awards at short notice, while Jodie gets into stage school, but the high fees may be a problem

Plans for Libby and Frank's wedding are thrown into chaos at the groom-to-be's stag do when a close encounter results in him being abducted

Freddie receives his court date, but it just happens to be on the same day as Billy and Julie's wedding

A selection of live performances from TV music shows in the 1960s

Timothy plans a cinema trip to see Gone with the Wind, but his mother wants him to spend the evening painting

With Eleanor off to the Bridge Club dinner and dance with Vera Polling, Sarah decides to invite Dr Sam Greenland over

Karen gives in to David's demands to try for another baby, while Pete and Jenny have parental problems of their own. Meanwhile, Rachel and Adam move in together

Simon and Oliver return to a bachelor existence, now that their children have finally flown the coop. Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies star

Simon delves into genealogy, and Oliver prepares to add the Prince of Wales to his list of customers. Comedy, starring Donald Sinden and Windsor Davies