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The team are called in to investigate a house in Nottingham. The owners believe the house is haunted by multiple spirits, both malevolent and protective.

The team investigate reports of paranormal activity in a pub in Calverton, but soon learn that strange phenomena are happening all over the historic village.

Daniel and Claire believe renovations on their home have stirred a residual energy. The team investigate whether Claire has a demonic attachment, and if there is anything they can do to rid the house of the Demon.

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Blacksmith Nev is challenged to restore a German aircraft propeller from World War Two. Plus, metalworker Ted tries to save a pair of prestigious 140-year-old lamps.

Furniture upholsterer Craig and sculptor Nick restore a pair of iconic Arne Jacobsen chairs. Meanwhile, engineer Bo comes across an enormous station clock with an interesting past.

The stressful city life is about to become extinct for one couple as they search for a property with a sea view on the Jurassic Coast. Will the hosts be able to find a beautiful property on Britain's Southwest Coast.

A one-stop shop for all things cruise, presenting the hottest destinations and the latest deals.

Ginny Buckley helps a couple with £500,000 find a country home in rural Herefordshire. While in the county, Ginny samples a potent yet palatable drink produced by one pioneering farm there.

In Sheffield, Drew finds a stunning collection of antique cutler's stools. Later, he heads to Leeds where he finds some rare streetlights at a heritage railway and museum.

Drew is in Cheshire to scour a barn packed with items, from traditional antique furniture to taxidermy. And in Sheffield, he uncovers a collection of early 20th century glass eyes.

In Dorset, Drew visits a showroom full of mid-20th century items, including a pair of 1960s Danish leather chairs. And, he visits an Austin Healey and Porsche classic car restorer.

Angus uncovers a loft stashed with bizarre but highly valuable collectables. Plus, a set of rare stamps deliver a big cash windfall at auction.

A charity needs cash to feed rescued animals and Angus wants to raise a sizeable sum. A widow discovers her late husband's collection is worth a fortune.

The team restore a quirky train set made by a celebrated cartoonist, a nautical 'ditty box' and a doll that is a precious memento of a much-loved father. Bookbinder Christopher Shaw restores a battered, weather-beaten dictionary believed to have been the personal possession of...

Lighting expert Jolene fixes a badly worn down 19th century police station lamp. Plus, woodworker Alex attempts a risky redesign on a traditional British chair.

Leatherworker Martin restores a vintage case. Meanwhile, woodworker Alex is challenged to fix a rustic bench and sculptor Nick works on an antique statue.

In 2017, Jacinta Hickey contacted 'Long Lost Family' looking for her younger brother Paul. Tragically, Jacinta died suddenly before the case was resolved. Meanwhile, 64-year-old Judy Kenyon believes time may be running out to find her birth mother.

Janice Monty and her daughter Nicole from Merseyside are first to arrive, with a pair of tap shoes. These treasures were recently unearthed in a garage, and the ladies are hoping that cobbler Dean Westmoreland can breathe new life into them.

Angus discovers an eccentric haul of curios at Dom Joly's regency town house. Plus, Lizzie Cundy gets Angus blushing with an array of slinky party frocks.

Queen of Scottish antiques, Roo Irvine, comes to grips with the mighty Volvo on the roads of North Yorkshire. Accompanied by her regal rival in relics, Mark Hill. With a fresh £200 to spend, their treasure trek sees Roo rifling in Ripon.

Actor Brian Blessed has always loved his unusual name but has no idea where his Blessed ancestors came from. Born in Yorkshire, he'd always assumed his family were northerners, but digging deeper Brian discovers that his roots lie down south.

Sports presenter and former footballer Gary Lineker follows the trail of his great-great-grandfather James Pratt, and discovers that James was a poacher in Victorian England and served time in Leicester Prison. Gary wants to know why James ended up becoming a repeat offender.