Yesterday TV Guide — Monday, 29 June 2026

Fiona Bruce introduces more items from the show's visits to Hutton-in-the-Forest in Cumbria, Chatsworth in Derbyshire and the British Museum in London. Highlights include a painting that was once given away in a competition, the largest Faberge egg to be seen on the programme and police records that expose a plot to assassinate a former prime minister

Dom Chinea makes the move of his life to the far west of Cornwall. From helping neighbours and his new community with their projects to carrying out automotive, engineering and building work, Dom puts his skills to good use. In this episode, Dom tries to fix a leaky sea pool near Mousehole

Robbie mends a leaky pump on the Naughty Lass on the Grand Union Canal. In Watford, he visits a TV legend's home and buys gas from a friendly fuel boat

Helen McNicoll was one of Canada's most celebrated female artists of the early 20th century. Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould investigate a picturesque outdoor scene of women in a field sold at auction in England in the artist's style. The picture was bought at auction by artist and small-time art dealer David Taylor for £2,000, but it could be worth more than £300,000 if truly painted by McNicoll - can the team help prove it's the real thing?

Derek Mathewson travels to the Lancashire coast to pick up a rare 1972 Citroen SM, and Dave Mathewson admires a Punto that's two decades old but has just 42 miles on the clock

Derek Mathewson is on the road to pick up a funky little Nissan Figaro and a sublime Ferrari 250 GT tribute car, and Paul Mathewson gets to try out his spanking new Scania T Cab