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Phil and Linzi are desperate to relocate to Majorca, where they met and worked together for years. After running a coffee shop in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, for seven years, the pair have decided it is time to relocate permanently to the island. With a budget of £350,000 and two large dogs to accommodate, Jenni Falconer has her work cut out to help the duo secure the ideal coastal property

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Drew Pritchard heads to Derbyshire where a props business is home to a slew of oversize industrial antiques and a few must-have gems. Later, a salvage yard features some amazing finds

There is a heavy-duty surprise in store for presenter Drew Pritchard at a magnificent country house in Scotland, while the team visits a former veterinary college turned arts centre in Edinburgh

David Harper and Catherine Southon are in south-west England, where they find items including a ceramic cat and an old clothes rail able to hang a large pair of Victorian pants. In a break from the shopping, Catherine plays dress-up as she goes to war in Weymouth, while David throws a pot in Poole

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell investigate the case of Maria Roberts, the daughter of Italian parents who had a happy adoption growing up with an English family, and now hopes to find Gilda, her birth mother. The team also meets Francesca Barnes, who is in the early stages of transitioning from male to female. She was born with the name Paul and given up for adoption as a baby. Francesca is now searching for her mother, Norma, but fears her transition may prove too much of a challenge, and lead to rejection

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