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Angus helps clear a menagerie of animal-themed heirlooms. Plus, a couple wants to raise money to take their disabled son on a holiday of a lifetime

Christina Trevanion and Charles Hanson travel around Yorkshire, finding such rarities as a vintage set of weights and a Victorian skirt lifter, before an auction in Rotherham

Antique experts Christina Trevanion and Charles Hanson are on the last leg of their coast-to-coast journey from Morecambe to Newcastle. Christina buys some quirky curios, while Charles splurges on a multitude of items including a Roman-era ring that he titles the Hanson Hoard. The road trip pit crew leaps into action when smoke appears inside the classic car, and all fingers point to Charles for this minor mishap. Plus, Christina detours to visit Northampton, the shoemaking capital of Britain

Jay Blades and the craftspeople turn their attention to a pair of running shoes worn at the Berlin Olympics in 1936, a damaged photograph of a South African anti-apartheid activist, a clarinet and its case, and a prized push-along donkey

Art conservator Lucia Scalisi restores a painting of the Pembrokeshire seashore which reminds owners Jenny and James of their son, who died after only 37 days. Steve Fletcher is called in to help bear ladies Amanda Middleditch and Julie Tatchell mend a dislocated doll with a squiffy eye, while Dominic Chinea and Suzie Fletcher team up to get a farming contraption for sowing seed back in working order. Ceramicist Kirsten Ramsey revives an earthenware plate belonging to a family that fled the Nazi invasion of France

The manufacture of cable cars, how a brand of vodka is made from grass, and the functionality of social networking sites

Transforming weeds into walls using a substance made out of hemp and concrete. Plus, how skydiving suits help people fly, and the production of the Swedish fish dish surstromming