TV Guide Yesterday Saturday

Michael Portillo sets out to sample the delights of the Atlantic coasts of Spain and France, beginning in Bordeaux, where he uncovers a historic British connection to the region's wines. Across the border in San Sebastian, Michael learns how diplomacy brought Britain and Spain closer together and rides on a hair-raising scenic railway. Heading to Bilbao, he explores the industrial ties between France and Spain and learns to cook a traditional Basque dish

Michael Portillo ventures once more on to the European rail network to retrace journeys featured in George Bradshaw's 1913 publication Continental Guide, beginning by travelling through Russia. He starts in the industrial city of Tula, before visiting Leo Tolstoy's former home of Yasnaya Polyana and learning how the author's life and works were intertwined with the railways. Michael then boards the train that runs from the Caspian Sea to Moscow, where he performs an important role in a dramatic opera at the Bolshoi Theatre, before exploring the beauty and history of St Petersburg and riding on the first railway ever built in Russia

British car enthusiasts Will and Gus reckon there's big profit to be made when they track down a 1980s Austin Metro. It's cheap, it's clean and it's bright yellow and they have high hopes to treble their money

Rene is told he must recover the paintings from the Communist Resistance headquarters, so he disguises himself as a Franciscan vicar and sets off with Mimi in a pram, disguised as a baby. Meanwhile, Helga is heading to the same place pushing another pram containing Herr Flick. Comedy, starring Gorden Kaye

Alfonse is whisked to hospital with heart trouble after being interrogated by the Gestapo. Rene feigns a bout of food poisoning in a bid to rescue his friend before he spills the beans about the stolen money. With Gorden Kaye, Kenneth Connor and Carmen Silvera

Rene is told he must recover the paintings from the Communist Resistance headquarters, so he disguises himself as a Franciscan vicar and sets off with Mimi in a pram, disguised as a baby. Meanwhile, Helga is heading to the same place pushing another pram containing Herr Flick. Comedy, starring Gorden Kaye