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A couple of months have passed, and Gary reluctantly travels back in time again to try another investment scheme. He goes into a bank in 1941 and meets a bank manager named Mainwaring and Wilson, his chief clerk, both of whom are in the Home Guard.

It is the first day of the holidays, and the Solana is in chaos, with Mateo and Les/Lesley barely able to keep control. They are waiting for the appearance of new manager Joyce Temple-Savage, but a coachload of angry holidaymakers arrives first. Kenneth is now proprietor of the...

Arthur discovers that he may be next in line to inherit a fortune, but can he trace back the Daley ancestry?

Frank and Betty spend a weekend with her brother George Fisher, who is about to show off his gadget-filled 'fool-proof' home, but George soon comes to regret having them over.

After a farewell party for departing flatmate Eleanor, Jo and Chrissy are anxious to find a third girl to share but find cookery student Robin Tripp in the bath instead.

Host Kenny Everett welcomes Bonnie Tyler and Bryan Ferry for music and laughter.

The best music from the 1960s and some forgotten gems. The soundtrack to New Year's Day.

With growing competition, the factory faces closure, leaving Eli and Nellie penniless, starving, and with no staff.

Lily and Walter join Eli and Nellie for a seance where things get out of hand.

Michael Portillo, a previous Minister for Transport, became the darling of railway enthusiasts when he announced that he would not allow British Rail to close the magnificent Settle-Carlisle Railway.

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It's April 1907, and Emily the kitchen maid has fallen deeply in love with Mrs van Groeben's young footman. Their relationship appears to be doomed from the start, however, when a number of tragic events ensue, affecting the entire household.

PC Wilson cheers up Mrs Lipton with a bunch of flowers, Lady Lavender invites the staff to her parrots' wedding, and Lord George feels he should take on the workers' point of view.

Grandad receives a valuable present from Jack and Adrian on his birthday. Joey finds his long-lost dog.

Harold and Albert decide to move from their house under the Shepherd's Bush flyover to take up residence in a more salubrious suburb of London.

Jack finds a bag stuffed full of money, and has grand plans for a life of luxury - but they soon fall flat.

When Ruth shows signs of being in love, Rigsby is sure he is the one until he finds out about Desmond.

Jo is anxious to impress new boyfriend David and strong arms Robin into cooking a romantic meal for him. Unfortunately Robin has innocently cooked pork dishes for David, who turns out to be Jewish.

The coast is clear for Gary to have a holiday with Phoebe, since Yvonne has packed her bags for a trip to Korea, but Gary also has to deal with an unexpected visitor.

Jack is beaten up by thugs, but knows which `posh fellas' sent them. Susan Jameson and James Bolam are amongst the familiar faces on show here.

Her indoors has gone missing and Arthur is the police's prime suspect. More importantly, he's got a cash flow problem and his British care sales are being hampered by the Council.

Ex-fiances Penny and Vince meet unexpectedly in Paris after two years. Will that certain something still be there?

A girl tells Jo and Chrissy that she is pregnant by Robin after sleeping with her. When they confront him, he agrees to do the decent thing and to stand by his girlfriend, Linda.

Grandad receives a valuable present from Jack and Adrian on his birthday. Joey finds his long-lost dog.

Sharon's disapproval of Tracey dating policeman Barry and apparently overlooking Garth's feelings for his dad leads to a major quarrel between the sisters. Dorien, in her new role as agony aunt for Get-a-Life Magazine, helps to solve the dispute.

The best music from the 1960s and some forgotten gems. The soundtrack to New Year's Day.

There is a keep-fit craze going on in Rigsby's boarding house.

Harold thinks he has struck antique gold when he buys a 19th century commode, but Albert isn't so sure.

Terry tries to track down some of his old flames, but probing into the past produces embarrassing results.

An old friend of Arthur's comes back to town, and she needs help to get money from her husband.

New manager Joyce organises a dance competition for the guests and everyone is eager to take part. Rehearsals are supervised by her old flame Cyril Babcock, an ageing playboy whose impatience with the talentless contestants leads to a dance-off with Mateo. Elsewhere, Kenneth...

Paddy Maguire returns to Chatsworth in a coffin, and Leticia dares Aidan to take a photo of Paddy's corpse for a kiss.

After a farewell party for departing flatmate Eleanor, Jo and Chrissy are anxious to find a third girl to share but find cookery student Robin Tripp in the bath instead.