TV Guide Really Tuesday

Raj Bisram and Irita Marriott cruise into Oxfordshire, where they both opt for items with an art nouveau flavour. Away from the search, Irita learns about Britain's only female Nobel prize winner in chemistry, while Raj visits a Bristol table tennis club

Raj Bisram and Irita Marriott delight in Devonshire, where cream teas and antique treasures are on the menu. Amid the local ships, the pair dig up some wooden toys, prized pottery and very shiny things to sell. Irita visits an antiques emporium that's so new, it hasn't even opened yet and also gets her hands on something that brings back happy memories of childhood. Raj, meanwhile, heads off to hear the story of one of the great adventurers of the 20th century, as told by the son of the great man himself

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell revisit three more memorable stories, including divorced couple Marion Williams and James McDonnell, who were reunited with the son they gave up for adoption as teenagers. The programme also joins Ray Jones in Liverpool as he spends time with two of his new brothers and sisters and tries to come to terms with everything he's uncovered about his family, as well as following Laura Aker on a trip to Nigeria to see her father for a second time, and to meet her huge new extended Nigerian family

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell revisit three more memorable stories of people whose lives have been changed in ways they could never have expected, including Deborah Ozturk who was reunited in Australia with her birth mother Kate - who has a special thank you for her daughter's adoptive mum Betty. The programme also catches up with Mary Davies as she visits her sister Shirley in Ireland, and travels to Johannesburg, South Africa, with Vicki Haskell as she spends time with her mother Ann and brother Nick

Jay Blades and the team of experts bring four treasured family heirlooms back to life. First up, Rose Werner and her sister Linda hope that Suzie Fletcher can turn her expertise to a decorative leather box that they hold dear to their hearts. Peter Coxon is next to arrive, hoping the teamwork of Steve Fletcher and Dominic Chinea can provide a speedy recovery to a favourite childhood toy, a tin speedboat. Later, the experts also turn their attention to an Italian dressing table chair and a tortoise pouffe