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Drew Pritchard visits Penzance in Cornwall where he battles a dealer who likes to keep hold of his stock. Heading on to Norfolk, Drew also experiences an enchanting tour through a museum of magic

Jay Blades and the team of experts bring four treasured family heirlooms back to life. The first arrival of the day is widow Eve Robinson from Kings Lynn, Norfolk, who hopes that goldsmith Richard Talman can mend her diamond wedding ring. Next, Wizard Geoff turns his attention to a vintage penny arcade game which was salvaged from a bonfire over 40 years ago. Elsewhere, the experts set to work repairing a shop mannequin and a pair of lumberjack's tree spurs

Hettie Jago and David Harper search the antiques shops of the Lake District. Hettie hunts for animal-themed antiques, including equine vesta cases and Japanese netsukes in the form of crabs. David also tracks down a bear and an art deco figurine, while making an oriental famille rose bowl 'sing'

Julie Roberts, a chocolate factory-worker from Birmingham, has always known she was adopted. She longs to find her mother Marion, to see what impact her teenage pregnancy had and find out what became of her. Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell also investigate the case of keen biker Marc Wolfe, who knows little about his birth mother, other than that she was Jewish and her one wish was for her son to be adopted into a Jewish family. After the death of his adoptive mother, his feelings intensified and he decided to look for his biological mum. Marc wants to know why she gave him up

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