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The BMW 2002 Turbo was the first European production car to have a turbo-charged engine. It also happens to be on Tim Shaw's all-time favourite list. The vehicle in question belongs to 79-year-old boy racer Raymond from the West Midlands, who has owned the car, which was built in 1974, for over 30 years. But Ray now has health problems and his beloved car has ended up rusting on his drive. When Tim and Fuzz Townshend get the vehicle to the workshop, they discover that it's going to be even more work than they were expecting

Amateur metal detectorist Terry Herbert talks about his July 2009 discovery of a hoard of Anglo-Saxon treasure worth £3.3million in a field near Lichfield in Staffordshire. Plus, Birmingham Museum curator David Symons shows the work of Anglo-Saxon metalwork specialists, gemstone analysts and osteoarchaeologists to reveal new aspects of art in the Dark Ages

The events of July 6 2013, when Asiana Airlines Flight 214 crashed into a seawall at San Francisco International Airport. The tragedy highlighted a surprising issue putting passengers around the world in danger