U&Eden TV Guide

A rare Triumph motorcycle is rescued from a barn and resurrected. There's a battle against the elements for vintage aircraft to grace Brooklands' skies once again

An F1 racer goes on a perilous journey and there's a new addition to the exhibit - a Formula E car

The Napier-Railton - the legendary racing car and jewel in the museum's motoring crown - is put through its paces when it meets an old rival

A historic Frazer Nash car must be fixed before a big race. Plus, the first car ever to go round the track is resurrected but will the museum director be able to drive it?

A Delage V12 famous for early women's records on the track returns to be driven by a modern-day legend. Plus, Concord's wings need some urgent TLC

A rare Triumph motorcycle is rescued from a barn and resurrected. There's a battle against the elements for vintage aircraft to grace Brooklands' skies once again

Michael Portillo travels from Pontyclun to Ebbw Vale in Wales. Along the way, he visits the Royal Mint in Llantrisant and Cardiff Arms Park, scene of the first Welsh victory over the All Blacks back in 1905. In Cardiff Bay, Michael discovers the departure point for one of the Edwardian era's most famous expeditions - Scott's ill-fated voyage to the Antarctic

The actor concludes his international exploration into the relationship between man and beast. In the second of two programmes, he meets doting dog owners in Tokyo, learns the truth behind the outlawed practice of snake-charming in Nepal and find out how small birds in Thailand are used for gambling. Back in Britain, he partakes in a traditional 'swan-upping' event on the River Thames to monitor the population of the birds, and discovers how horses are used to help autistic children

The actress begins her journey along the ancient trade route, travelling thousands of miles across eight countries. She begins in Venice, Italy, where she sees how the travels of Silk Road traders influenced the growth of the small island state. She then travels to Albania and walks the beginning of the Via Egnatia, before reaching Turkey, where she uncovers centuries of trading and travelling history

Joanna Lumley follows the Silk Road from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea, travelling across the post-Soviet states of Georgia and Azerbaijan. From the seaside resort of Batumi, on Georgia's Black Sea, Joanna travels across the heart of the Caucasus region, passing through stunning mountain settlements, cities and vineyards, and finally the uber-modern city of Baku, the capital of oil-rich Azerbaijan. On the way she learns not only about the ancient Silk Road, but how these two very different countries are still finding their identities

As her Silk Road journey continues, Joanna travels to the Islamic Republic of Iran, where she meets many people eager to share the culture and innovations of the Persian civilisation, which spread far beyond modern day Iran. From ancient water gardens created to be paradise on Earth, through desert cities, endless bazaars and majestic mosques, Joanna discovers a country brimming with hospitality and warmth. Her Iranian adventure finishes in the Persian Empire's ancient ceremonial capital, Persepolis

The actor concludes his international exploration into the relationship between man and beast. In the second of two programmes, he meets doting dog owners in Tokyo, learns the truth behind the outlawed practice of snake-charming in Nepal and find out how small birds in Thailand are used for gambling. Back in Britain, he partakes in a traditional 'swan-upping' event on the River Thames to monitor the population of the birds, and discovers how horses are used to help autistic children

The actress begins her journey along the ancient trade route, travelling thousands of miles across eight countries. She begins in Venice, Italy, where she sees how the travels of Silk Road traders influenced the growth of the small island state. She then travels to Albania and walks the beginning of the Via Egnatia, before reaching Turkey, where she uncovers centuries of trading and travelling history

Joanna Lumley follows the Silk Road from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea, travelling across the post-Soviet states of Georgia and Azerbaijan. From the seaside resort of Batumi, on Georgia's Black Sea, Joanna travels across the heart of the Caucasus region, passing through stunning mountain settlements, cities and vineyards, and finally the uber-modern city of Baku, the capital of oil-rich Azerbaijan. On the way she learns not only about the ancient Silk Road, but how these two very different countries are still finding their identities

As her Silk Road journey continues, Joanna travels to the Islamic Republic of Iran, where she meets many people eager to share the culture and innovations of the Persian civilisation, which spread far beyond modern day Iran. From ancient water gardens created to be paradise on Earth, through desert cities, endless bazaars and majestic mosques, Joanna discovers a country brimming with hospitality and warmth. Her Iranian adventure finishes in the Persian Empire's ancient ceremonial capital, Persepolis

Derek's on his way to Blackpool to pick up what will be the highest priced item at the next auction. But, the 1970 Aston Martin DBS needs a tow to the local garage