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David Harper and Catherine Southon kick off a week of treasure hunting in Kent, where Catherine fancies her chances with a menagerie of mechanical animals, while David's strategy is to try his luck with some very unfashionable items - as well as a hammer that would put any auctioneer's gavel to shame

Drew Pritchard visits a dealer in Manchester, haggles with a windmill manager in Kent and seeks artefact redemption at a Somerset abbey. Plus, he moves shop after 10 years in one place

Ninety-three-year-old D-Day veteran Thomas Hassell brings along a treasured item with a proud history - a smart military swagger stick awarded to him while on army service in Berlin for consistently being the smartest soldier on parade. The stick is a cherished symbol of a long and proud career, but sadly the decades have not been kind, and the silver head is badly dented and discoloured. It's down to silversmith Brenton West to knock out the dents and give the stick its swagger back. The team also restores a miniature whisky barrel and an antique set of scales

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell return with more stories of people who were abandoned as babies, helping them try to find their birth families and know their identities. For a man left as a baby on church steps more than 50 years ago, there are shocking revelations when a long-held family secret is finally uncovered, while a young woman who was discovered in hospital toilets in the 1980s receives some surprising news that deepens the mystery of her beginnings

Barri Ghai, Jayne Harris and Ian Lawman are called in to investigate a 17th-century pub, where the landlord is petrified to enter the attic as he believes a sinister spirit resides there. Narrated by Ian Shaw

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