Derek heads to North Wales to collect an Austin 7, and a gem of a Bentley, a British classic with coachwork built by top notch Parisian outfit Kellner who specialised in luxury

Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien travel to East Sussex in their hunt to discover valuable items 'lost' in people's homes, with their finds including some Victorian street lamps

An examination of the dark history behind Britain's fascination with murder, beginning with historian and curator Lucy Worsley exploring how notorious killings were transformed into popular entertainment in the first half of the 19th century

Michael Portillo crosses the Severn to begin a trip along the south coast of Wales, joining maintenance workers on a hair-raising secret railway high above the estuary. From Newport, Michael makes for Caerleon, where he discovers how its Roman history was eclipsed by the legend of King Arthur and his Round Table

Michael Portillo continues his south Wales coastal railway journey in Barry Island, where he joins a Bristol pilot on his way to help guide a feeder container ship into port. Skirting the Glamorgan Heritage Coast, Michael alights at Llantwit Major to visit St Donat's Castle, before reaching the pretty seaside resort of Porthcawl

Michael Portillo's coastal rail journey along the south coast of Wales reaches the town of Port Talbot, where he investigates how the steel industry is planning to decarbonise. Across the Bay, Michael arrives in The Mumbles, site of the world's first passenger railway in 1807, before making his way from Gowerton to Burry Port and heading for the wild and blustery Pembrey Sands

Michael Portillo travels the rural coastline of Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire in south Wales. From Carmarthen Bay, he tracks up the estuary and River Towy to the historic town of Carmarthen and Middleton Hall, home of Wales's National Botanic Garden. There, Michael is on the trail of the quarter of a million honeybees that live in the garden

Paul is off to the Lake District for a poignant collection from a Mathewsons regular - with seven vehicles to load including a Thames Truck, a Zodiac and a Vauxhall Victor

Derek's running late as usual, to collect a Triumph TR8 from Kirkby Stephen East Railway Station, with vintage engine ride thrown in for good measure

Account of Operation Barbarossa, Germany's plan to invade the Soviet Union in 1941, revealing the massive human and financial cost endured by the Soviet people, who fought a bloody and lonely war with little support from the Allies. Narrated by Laurence Olivier

A profile of Adolf Eichmann, the talented bureaucratic civil servant whose robotic willingness to follow orders led him to design the system that would bring about the holocaust

Fiona Bruce presents the second show this year from the Eden Project in Cornwall, where items include fragments of hair from the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, a set of beads given as a gift from a Zulu king to the Royal Navy surgeon who treated him and a Greek plate dating back to 300BC. Also, Marc Smith hears the stirring story of the Second World War pilot who shot down five enemy aircraft in a single night

Fiona Bruce presents the show from Sefton Park in Liverpool, where treasures include cufflinks made from 2,000-year-old coins, a letter from Kate Bush to one of her fans, a portrait from the English Civil War and an early version of the Beatles logo made for a drumkit. Fiona meets the descendent of a local hero, James Clarke, who moved to the city from Guyana at the turn of the 20th century and used his swimming skills to save countless lives in Liverpool's docks

The team's first purchase is a 1972 VW Fastback, and the second project sees them pick up a 40-year-old police bike

The team cannot believe their luck when a Volvo 144 rolls in with just 15,000 miles on the clock

Account of Operation Barbarossa, Germany's plan to invade the Soviet Union in 1941, revealing the massive human and financial cost endured by the Soviet people, who fought a bloody and lonely war with little support from the Allies. Narrated by Laurence Olivier

A profile of Adolf Eichmann, the talented bureaucratic civil servant whose robotic willingness to follow orders led him to design the system that would bring about the holocaust