Yesterday TV Guide — Wednesday, 15 July 2026

Derek brings a small army of military hardware to Thornton le Dale including a Studebaker Weasel tracked vehicle and a WWII-era Willys Jeep

In Wincanton, Henry and Simon meet retired blacksmith Gyles with a pile of stuff needing a new home. Simon chooses bellows and Henry fulfils a dream by restoring an airline food trolley

The actor is joined by crime fiction author LJ Ross on a trip along the Northumbrian Coast. The duo visit Holy Island - the setting for the writer's first novel - where they join a tour guide to find out more about the religious connections with the area. The actor is then joined by his partner Zoila for a caravan stay on a cattle farm before taking to the skies in a lightweight aircraft

The actor is joined by Hairy Biker Si King on his quest to find new ways of spending time in the great outdoors. Taking the scenic route north to Chillingham, the pair head out to visit the estate's famous wild cattle

An engineering masterpiece carved into the cliff-face, and a long-range beacon that transmitted one of the most infamous messages in American history

An American desert canyon where fortunes were made and lives were lost, and an island fortress in Scotland with an Achilles heel

Derek heads north to pick up a 1954 Morgan +4 coupe in mint condition and believed to be just one of three still on the road

Derek waxes lyrical about a pristine Jaguar XJ8 and a Ford Model T van tests his driving skills

The 8th United States Army Air Force, which flew some of the second World War's most daring raids and sorties over Germany and mainland Europe. From their bases across Eastern England, their B-17s and B-24s took out key strategic targets in all of the major campaigns of the war, from D-Day to Big Week and from Saint-Lô to Berlin. Their P-51 Mustangs were the scourge of the Luftwaffe, combining with the fighters of the RAF to all but extinguish the Germans as a force in the air. However, the price the Mighty Eight paid for their success was high - they suffered the largest losses of any American unit in the war

Examining the use of forced labour to build weapons and vehicles for the German army, the downfall of the last Russian tsar, and the construction of the Hindenburg Line

Fiona Bruce and the team return to Birmingham University, where items of interest include a table that's value has gone down after being chewed by a dog, a silver travelling set, jewellery that once belonged to Princess Margaret, and one of the largest vases ever seen on the show

Fiona Bruce and the team return to the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum in West Sussex. Items of interest include an elaborate clock that had been used as a doorstop until recently and a letter written by a convict transported to Australia in 1800. There is also a surprise in store for the owners of an old family toy

The team gamble on restoring a Vanden Plas saloon from the 1970s and a child's tricycle from the 1960s. Plus, catch up on the restoration of a rare Sunbeam Lotus

Derek encourages the team to buy a Francis Barnett Plover at auction. Plus, the wheels come off the restoration of an MG Metro

The 8th United States Army Air Force, which flew some of the second World War's most daring raids and sorties over Germany and mainland Europe. From their bases across Eastern England, their B-17s and B-24s took out key strategic targets in all of the major campaigns of the war, from D-Day to Big Week and from Saint-Lô to Berlin. Their P-51 Mustangs were the scourge of the Luftwaffe, combining with the fighters of the RAF to all but extinguish the Germans as a force in the air. However, the price the Mighty Eight paid for their success was high - they suffered the largest losses of any American unit in the war

Examining the use of forced labour to build weapons and vehicles for the German army, the downfall of the last Russian tsar, and the construction of the Hindenburg Line