U&Eden +1 Friday

An American prison for the violent and deranged with links to an infamous cult leader, and a cavernous tunnel network in France offering shelter from unrelenting bombardment

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Michael Portillo embarks on the next leg of his journey, travelling from Newcastle to Melton Mowbray along some of the earliest railways in England

Michael Portillo visits Durham Cathedral, explores one of the first locomotives in Darlington, and takes a gothic Dracula-inspired tour of Whitby

Michael Portillo travels along some of the oldest railway tracks in England, taking a Turkish bath in Harrogate and exploring the Victorian village of Saltaire

Michael Portillo learns about a 19th-century recycling industry in the West Yorkshire textile town of Batley, and discovers how the railways boosted the county's rhubarb trade

Michael Portillo discovers how trains transformed the traditional British pursuit of fox-hunting before concluding his journey in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire

Michael Portillo embarks on the next leg of his journey, travelling from London Bridge through Kent and around the scenic south coast to Hastings

Michael Portillo examines the lives of Victorian hop-pickers and the history of Maidstone's paper industry as his journey from London Bridge to Hastings continues

Michael Portillo travels through Kent as he goes from Canterbury to Margate, discovering the secrets of the city's cathedral and exploring the origins of a seaside swim

Michael Portillo travels from Sandwich to Folkestone, exploring a secret wartime port and visiting Walmer Castle, which was once home to the first Duke of Wellington

Michael Portillo travels from Hythe to Hastings, discovering a hardy breed of sheep on Romney Marsh and exploring Kent's sparkling-wine industry

Michael Portillo embarks on a journey from Ayr to Skye. He visits the home town of poet Robert Burns and discovers how the railway transformed the game of golf in Prestwick

Michael Portillo heads along the west coast of Scotland, stopping off to explore the Dumbarton shipyards and Loch Lomond, one of Queen Victoria's favourite haunts

Michael Portillo discovers how trains spread the reputation of Oban whisky, learns about the efforts to build a railway through Rannoch Moor, and visits Corrour country estate

Michael Portillo explores parallel 'roads' etched in the side of Glen Roy, learns how a weather observatory was put on Ben Nevis, and crosses the Glenfinnan viaduct by steam train

Michael Portillo discovers how Second World War commandos used railways to reach isolated training grounds and explores the history of Highland crofters

Michael Portillo embarks on the next leg of his journey, travelling from Newcastle to Melton Mowbray along some of the earliest railways in England

CID are tasked with guarding grass Lennie Powell for the night at a safehouse when he's set to give evidence the following day in court.

D.I. Burnside decides D.C. Carver has to move into the section house to avoid three misdemeanours. His room is across the hall from P.C. Hollis.

Brownlow gets grief about a tree damaging the roof of his holiday home, and more grief for Garfield's failure to salute DAC Hicks as a senior officer.

A service station is robbed - Loxton and Hollis give chase in the Area Car, with dramatic consequences.

Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong, with Richard Osman

Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong, with Richard Osman

Junior attempts to settle his debt with Queenie, and Zeke suspects his unionization efforts are being undermined by a mole. Marlene pushes for a Black-owned community clinic.

Zeke and Marlene visit New York to pursue their respective agendas. Lucy's headlining debut at Club Stardust does not go as planned.

CID are tasked with guarding grass Lennie Powell for the night at a safehouse when he's set to give evidence the following day in court.

D.I. Burnside decides D.C. Carver has to move into the section house to avoid three misdemeanours. His room is across the hall from P.C. Hollis.

Brownlow gets grief about a tree damaging the roof of his holiday home, and more grief for Garfield's failure to salute DAC Hicks as a senior officer.

A service station is robbed - Loxton and Hollis give chase in the Area Car, with dramatic consequences.

Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong, with Richard Osman

Quiz in which contestants try to score the fewest points possible by giving the least obvious correct answers to questions. Presented by Alexander Armstrong, with Richard Osman

Junior attempts to settle his debt with Queenie, and Zeke suspects his unionization efforts are being undermined by a mole. Marlene pushes for a Black-owned community clinic.

Michael Portillo embarks on a journey from Ayr to Skye. He visits the home town of poet Robert Burns and discovers how the railway transformed the game of golf in Prestwick

Michael Portillo heads along the west coast of Scotland, stopping off to explore the Dumbarton shipyards and Loch Lomond, one of Queen Victoria's favourite haunts

Michael Portillo discovers how trains spread the reputation of Oban whisky, learns about the efforts to build a railway through Rannoch Moor, and visits Corrour country estate

Michael Portillo explores parallel 'roads' etched in the side of Glen Roy, learns how a weather observatory was put on Ben Nevis, and crosses the Glenfinnan viaduct by steam train