TV Guide 5 Wednesday

The presenter travels to Cromer on the north Norfolk coast to investigate the Annual Vintage Sixties Festival. After admiring the parade of scooters, Susan joins the crowds with some swinging sixties moves. Aside from sampling local crab, she visits the Pavilion Theatre, a windmill B&B, and at Thursford Steam Museum, she is wowed by the world's largest collection of steam engines and organs. She also meets comedian Helen Lederer, who recalls family holidays at the seaside wearing a fetching knitted swimsuit

Patient Maxine, who comes into St Bartholomew's Hospital with a diseased heart valve, inspires Alice to investigate the world of body snatchers and how when the supply failed to meet demand, people took matters into their own hands to provide medical schools with cadavers. She also looks into the history of anaesthetic with historian Lesley Smith and hears about St Bartholomew's first washerwoman, Elizabeth Johnson

Part two of two. Shock revelations surrounding Abi Marshall's death send tremors through Elmsly as Ellis and Harper push further into the case. What began as a tragedy on a stoneworks site now casts a far darker shadow - and just when the trail seems to be cooling, the discovery of a missing person breathes new urgency into the investigation. Crime drama, starring Sharon D Clarke, Andrew Gower and Mark Addy

Staff at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital deal with a disruptive man, who is refusing to leave his wheelchair and verbally abusing the team. In resus, a motorcyclist arrives with critical injuries, including collapsed lungs and a severe knee wound. At Norwich and Norfolk University Hospital, the air ambulance brings in a man who's drunkenly impaled himself on a graveyard fence