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Charlie is being tormented by an oppressive black hooded figure, and the team discover she's got a sinister attachment.

Becky and David buy an old water mill, but it soon becomes clear that they are not alone. The team is summoned and comes into contact with several ghosts. They go in search of an explanation.

Bassa Villa has had a haunted reputation for years. During investigation, the team discover a brutal murder has taken place at this 16th century pub and inn.

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Drew takes Al on a tour of trusted contacts, turning up saleable vintage signage from a Kent railway shed. And in Sussex, the boys discover an aged Arts and Crafts lantern, a Portland Stone Egyptian figure and a striking hardwood colonial table.

On the road buying with Viki, Drew finds an extraordinary scratch-built model in Suffolk. In Kent, he snaps up a stunning garden statue of Mr Punch.

Tania lives and breathes work but loves nothing more than escaping to the English seaside. Her favourite spot is the East Dorset coast. With a budget of £450,000, can Jenni Falconer find Tania's perfect seaside holiday home?

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

Alistair Appleton is in Devon helping a couple of journalists to find a characterful country home with holiday-let potential. They have a generous property budget of £700,000 with which to make the move. While in the county, Alistair meets a pioneering young sheep farmer and...

Drew Pritchard visits a new antiques centre in Shropshire. There are nearly 50 different traders to choose from, so Drew quickly finds some bargains and a couple of rather unusual items.

Drew and Tee head to Oswestry to visit a salvage business specialising in upcycling. Later on, they visit one of Wales' most famous listed houses.

Drew Pritchard visits a North London emporium full of antique shop fittings that will surprise. Then Drew and Tee visit a World War II hospital museum in Suffolk.

Auctioneer Angus Ashworth and his team discover a mysterious 17th century artwork in Scotland. Afterwards, they head off to Peterborough to help clear the home of a keen model maker.

Auctioneer Angus Ashworth and his team take a trip down memory lane as two cherished childhood collections fall underneath his gavel. For one customer, it is a very emotional time.

First into the barn is John with a treasured trumpet that's battered and worn. Next, a unique piece of furniture requires the seasoned skills of wood restorer Will Kirk. Finally, Jane arrives with an old ironing board for metal man Dominic Chinea.

Drew Pritchard and Alister Dryburgh visit three promising new antique trade contacts who they've been tipped off about.

Drew and Viki hunt down surprising and desirable items. They visit a classic car collection in Durham and a favourite dealer in Edinburgh. They find deer antlers from a Cumbrian country house and industrial tables from a former tannery.

Catching up with two families who have been transformed in ways they could never have imagined. When 55-year-old Julie Roberts happily reunited with her birth mother Marion Quigley last year, she unravelled a difficult family history which sparked an extraordinary chain of...

A representative of the royal family comes by. Precision mechanics expert Steve restores a lantern.

A hunt for lost gold in a Glasgow flat proves a challenge for Angus. He also helps a widow with an emotional downsize.

Antiques buccaneers Catherine and Ishy are rematch-ready in and around Coventry. In the shops, Catherine aims for the top of the class with a quirky vintage find, while Ishy hopes to sharpen his act with an oversized novelty item.

Tamzin Outhwaite has always been intrigued by her Italian ancestry. Although she remembers her grandfather Remo, she knows very little about his family. Tamzin's journey into her Italian past uncovers the rags-to-riches tale of her great-grandfather.

Nick Hewer is intrigued about how his maternal Catholic grandfather reached the office of High Sheriff in Protestant-dominated 1920s Belfast, while on his father's side he discovers how his family's fortunes were shaped by the English Civil War.