TV Guide BBC One

Danny Sebastian hosts as two teams seek bargains at Wetherby Racecourse. Experts Caroline Hawley and Colin Young assist the competing sides in their endeavours. Away from the contest, Danny takes a tour of Sheffield Botanical Gardens, where trustee Jill Sinclair shows him some of the 5,000 species of plants and trees that inhabit this urban oasis. Created in the early 19th century, the gardens were once home to a captive bear and monkeys. In more recent years they fell into disrepair before being restored in 2007

Intelligence officer Adam finds a shipping container full of stolen cars in Felixstowe and tracker Richard searches for a heavy-duty roller stolen from a Bristol construction site. Plus, footage of thieves stealing a Range Rover from a driveway in Essex

Having returned to the UK, a young couple crave the outdoors lifestyle they experienced together for nearly three years living in New Zealand. Nicki Chapman helps them find a new home in the countryside of North Yorkshire, where they want to spend their spare time running, cycling and walking

Cobbler Dean Westmoreland repairs a pair of boots belonging to blind photographer Ian, who was born profoundly deaf and lost his sight at 14. Metal worker Dominic Chinea is tasked with restoring a printing press from 1826 and the Bear Ladies give new life to a stuffed teddy that brought comfort to barn visitor Irwin at every hospital trip after he contracted polio at the age of three. Steve Fletcher and Cindy Welland repair a clock gifted to a school by Florence Nightingale in 1877

Amanda Holden hosts the quiz show where players must outsmart each other to win big. Six players are each randomly assigned a secret amount, which could be anything from zero to £4,000, before being thrown into a battle of wits, nerve and strategic gameplay across a series of challenging rounds

Alexander Armstrong is joined by co-host Trevor Nelson for the quiz where contestants try to score as few points as possible. As ever, players attempt to come up with the answers no one else could think of