Yesterday TV Guide — Friday, 24 July 2026

Dave's drawn to a Fiat Uno 45 in a '1970s beige' with 36,000 miles on the clock

In Wiltshire Henry and Simon meet Laura who lives in a collection of farm buildings. Henry takes a hay cart and Simon falls in love with some glass collecting jars

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

Michael Portillo arrives in Newport, Gwent, where he learns about the heroism of a young boy who was awarded the Albert Medal, before visiting a cinema dating from 1912 in Clevedon

Exploring a dystopian powerhouse in Pennsylvania, USA, a fairy-tale castle in Poland and Anglo-Saxon religious ruins across vast plains of Scotland

Exploring a bloody battleground on the Pacific Island of Peleliu and an ominous military stronghold in Russia

Dave travels to Bedale to extract a barn find - a 1984 Manta GTE which hasn't seen the light of day in thirty years

There's Hollywood glamour in the air as Derek heads out to pick up a Rolls-Royce that once belonged to Fred Astaire

One of the largest Nazi bunkers ever constructed, outside the French town of Watten, a missile facility with storage for 108 missiles, a liquid oxygen factory and two launch pads

A team of battlefield experts set out to scan the site of the Battle of Monte Cassino, one of the longest and bloodiest campaigns of the Second World War II

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Stowe House in Buckinghamshire, where members of the public bring along their treasured antiques and collectibles to hear their stories and find out their worth. Items include a 16th-century print and evidence of one of the earliest Beatles concerts. There is also a big surprise for one of the team as he is shown a rare piece of furniture made by an important artist

Fiona Bruce and the team travel to Cawdor Castle near Inverness, where members of the public bring along their treasured antiques and collectibles. Objects under scrutiny include original artwork given in payment for hairdressers' bills, the best bargain-buy dolls ever seen on the show and an early 18th-century travelling chest that may have once been owned by Queen Anne

A 90s Alfa with electrical issues lives up to its stereotype and the team revisit a road roller, four years on. They also tackle a French motoring icon, the Citroen 2CV6 Dolly

The Restoring Classics team take Derek's advice when he sniffs out the rarest car they've ever taken on - the last remaining Hillman GT

One of the largest Nazi bunkers ever constructed, outside the French town of Watten, a missile facility with storage for 108 missiles, a liquid oxygen factory and two launch pads

A team of battlefield experts set out to scan the site of the Battle of Monte Cassino, one of the longest and bloodiest campaigns of the Second World War II