U&Yesterday Friday

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home

Tony Robinson explores machines that help us mere mortals become superhuman, from a tree-chopping-device to a jet-powered suit that could be worn by flying paramedics

Tony Robinson goes on safari to find majestic machines that are inspired by the animal kingdom and gets hands-on with a life-saving mechanical octopus

Exploring Old Byron Hot Springs in the Californian desert - a once glittering Hollywood hotspot, converted into a top-secret interrogation centre

Exploring a symbol of national pride that became a symbol of excess in the Turkish capital of Ankara

The story of an RAF pilot with incredible night vision, which supposedly came from eating carrots. Plus, rebels in the Philippines who believed they were fighting a vampire

How the SAS War Crimes Investigation Team tried to pinpoint the location of Gestapo officers who were wanted for a host of atrocities

Michael Portillo ventures beyond Europe as he travels through Israel and Palestine, visiting Jerusalem's Christian, Jewish and Muslim quarters and Bethlehem in the West Bank

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Bolsover Castle in Derbyshire, where finds include illustrations for a Roald Dahl story and a miniature house used for training plumbers

Two iconic classics find their way to the Mathewsons' auction room. Dave heads to north Manchester to pick up an Austin A30 and a Morris 8E that's had an alternative paint job

An impressive collection of five iconic cars arrives at Thornton le Dale, including a 1967 Crayford Corsair and a 1966 Ford Zodiac which emerge from a garage in Selby

How the Japanese air force dropped swarms of fleas on a Chinese city in a bid to infect the population with bubonic plague

The story of the Allied forces hunt for Joachim Peiper, the man responsible for the massacre of American PoWs in Malmedy, Belgium

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Bolsover Castle in Derbyshire, where finds include illustrations for a Roald Dahl story and a miniature house used for training plumbers

The presenter builds a working replica of a First World War tank to mark the centenary of the Battle of Cambrai, and also delves into the history of the earliest armoured vehicles

Motorcycle racer Guy Martin renovates a neglected narrowboat using inventions of the Industrial Revolution, beginning with building a blast furnace

Guy Martin tries to get the shower on his narrowboat working by making a steam engine, and visits the factory of 19th-century lavatory manufacturer Thomas Crapper

Businesswoman and Dragons' Den star Sara Davies takes Robson gorge-walking in Teesdale to introduce him to her way of getting close to nature

The Mathewsons sell a 1958 Bedford D122 and a 1969 Vanden Plas Princess. They also meet a collector who may be willing to finally part with his 220-car collection

Air Studios, on the Island of Montserrat, which became a mecca for rock legends. Plus, Tskaltubo in Georgia, built to host a fearsome dictator

Michael Portillo travels from Hungary to Austria, visiting Budapest and Bratislava and immersing himself in pre-First World War decadence in Vienna

Tony Robinson explores machines that help us mere mortals become superhuman, from a tree-chopping-device to a jet-powered suit that could be worn by flying paramedics

Tony Robinson goes on safari to find majestic machines that are inspired by the animal kingdom and gets hands-on with a life-saving mechanical octopus

A chance to buy goods from the comfort of home