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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

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Michael Portillo learns more about the country's railways, beginning with the Great Eastern Line, which runs along the edge of England and into central London

Michael Portillo continues his journey along the Great Eastern Line, examining Britain's answer to Atlantis and Felixstowe's role as the UK's biggest container port

Michael Portillo visits the sites of Victorian freak shows and rides an electric railway in Southend as continues his journey along the route of the Great Eastern Line

Michael Portillo travels from Epping, Essex, to Hackney in London, discovering why dairy herds were transported by train, and the importance of the gunpowder trade to Waltham Cross

Michael Portillo enjoys a ride on a miniature railway hidden beneath London, rings the bells of Bow Church and tries his hand at announcing at Fenchurch Street station

Michael Portillo retraces railway journeys made by Queen Victoria in the south of England, beginning with a trip from the Berkshire town of Windsor to Didcot in Oxfordshire

Michael Portillo's tour takes him to Alton, Hampshire, where he visits Whitchurch Silk Mill and drives a steam train on the challenging Watercress Line

Michael Portillo has a go at playing Winchester Cathedral's Victorian organ, goes behind the scenes at a rail works in Eastleigh, Hampshire, and travels to the Isle of Wight

Michael Portillo journeys from Brockenhurst to Poole, visiting the New Forest, a library in Wimborne and the 19th-century potteries that are still trading today

Michael Portillo explores the role the Dorset town of Weymouth played in the D-Day landings during the Second World War on his journey to Portland

Michael Portillo gets a special view of Oxford as he sets off from the city on a journey through the Malvern Hills toward south Wales

Michael Portillo visits the Worcestershire village that was once home to a bishop who captured Queen Victoria's attention, and searches for the secrets of the county's famous sauce

Michael Portillo discovers micro-mines in the Forest of Dean, finds out why the Victorians were so enamoured with Tintern Abbey and investigates the Newport Transporter Bridge

Michael Portillo discovers the importance of Cardiff's Victorian coal heritage to the city's development, and also finds out why Barry Island has long been attached to the mainland

Michael Portillo explores the connection between the Victorian railway and Port Talbot's steelworks and follows the trail of 19th-century waterfall hunters in Neath

Michael Portillo begins his journey to the Isle of Man from Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, and examines the cross-border history of the town

WPC Marshall is viscously attacked in the street in broad daylight by two young men she was tying to arrest. But can her attackers be found?

Loxton and Garfield are in trouble at court, when their witness statements of a knife-wielding man they arrested in a pub altercation seem to contradict each other.

A 14-year-old girl has gone missing. Quinnan and Ackland visit her parents to try to find out exactly what's happened.

Ted Roach isn't too convinced when a serial fraudster fails to turn up for a court hearing yet again. Tosh is on the trail of some bent photocopiers from a stolen shipment.

Michael Portillo learns more about the country's railways, beginning with the Great Eastern Line, which runs along the edge of England and into central London

Michael Portillo continues his journey along the Great Eastern Line, examining Britain's answer to Atlantis and Felixstowe's role as the UK's biggest container port

Michael Portillo visits the sites of Victorian freak shows and rides an electric railway in Southend as continues his journey along the route of the Great Eastern Line

Michael Portillo travels from Epping, Essex, to Hackney in London, discovering why dairy herds were transported by train, and the importance of the gunpowder trade to Waltham Cross

Zeke uses his welfare committee position to get closer to Edwards. Marlene strikes a deal with Fay to get the clinic up and running

Lucy aims to make a name for herself outside of Club Stardust. Junior takes his numbers game to the next level, and Zeke asks the board to represent Black railway workers

WPC Marshall is viscously attacked in the street in broad daylight by two young men she was tying to arrest. But can her attackers be found?

Loxton and Garfield are in trouble at court, when their witness statements of a knife-wielding man they arrested in a pub altercation seem to contradict each other.

A 14-year-old girl has gone missing. Quinnan and Ackland visit her parents to try to find out exactly what's happened.

Ted Roach isn't too convinced when a serial fraudster fails to turn up for a court hearing yet again. Tosh is on the trail of some bent photocopiers from a stolen shipment.

Michael Portillo enjoys a ride on a miniature railway hidden beneath London, rings the bells of Bow Church and tries his hand at announcing at Fenchurch Street station

Michael Portillo retraces railway journeys made by Queen Victoria in the south of England, beginning with a trip from the Berkshire town of Windsor to Didcot in Oxfordshire

Michael Portillo's tour takes him to Alton, Hampshire, where he visits Whitchurch Silk Mill and drives a steam train on the challenging Watercress Line

Michael Portillo has a go at playing Winchester Cathedral's Victorian organ, goes behind the scenes at a rail works in Eastleigh, Hampshire, and travels to the Isle of Wight

Zeke uses his welfare committee position to get closer to Edwards. Marlene strikes a deal with Fay to get the clinic up and running

Michael Portillo journeys from Brockenhurst to Poole, visiting the New Forest, a library in Wimborne and the 19th-century potteries that are still trading today

Michael Portillo explores the role the Dorset town of Weymouth played in the D-Day landings during the Second World War on his journey to Portland

Michael Portillo gets a special view of Oxford as he sets off from the city on a journey through the Malvern Hills toward south Wales

Michael Portillo visits the Worcestershire village that was once home to a bishop who captured Queen Victoria's attention, and searches for the secrets of the county's famous sauce

Michael Portillo discovers micro-mines in the Forest of Dean, finds out why the Victorians were so enamoured with Tintern Abbey and investigates the Newport Transporter Bridge