Fiona Bruce and her team explore Ham House, a stately home in London's Richmond district. Could an 18th-century robe represent the most valuable Chinese artifact yet discovered during the program?

Hidden within the grounds of Dyffryn Gardens, just outside Cardiff, are remarkable objects: a substantial amber necklace, a compass designed for Antarctic exploration, and a penknife boasting a multitude of tools.

Within the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh's verdant expanse lie unexpected treasures: a collection of Russian artifacts, a singular Maori box of exquisite craftsmanship, a football trophy of inestimable value, and three paintings by women a…

The team is currently at Aston Hall in Birmingham, where Fiona is meeting poet Benjamin Zephaniah. The hall’s collection features notable items, including Asian ceremonial weapons alongside artwork inspired by the moon landings.

Fiona and her team explored Portchester Castle in Hampshire, a site holding unexpected riches. Among its treasures were garments reflecting the punk era, paintings by artists from 20th-century India, and a distinguished collection of medals…

Fiona and her colleagues journeyed to the Ulster Folk Museum just outside Belfast, a place brimming with remarkable finds. Among its treasures are vibrant stained glass panels, delicate teacups once enjoyed aboard a grand ocean liner, and a…

The team is currently visiting Woodhorn Museum in Northumberland, a site once dominated by a coal mine. Within its collection reside notable artifacts, including a gold Rolex dating back to the 1980s and FA Cup medals earned by a celebrated…

The team returned to Ham House in Richmond, a place where hidden gems await discovery. Among the treasures are pieces of jewelry unearthed from a compost bag, a work by Derek Jarman, and an Omega watch commemorating the Apollo-Soyuz space m…

The Roadshow made its way to the Bishop's Palace in Wells, Somerset, where among the collection, visitors discovered a remarkable ring from Thailand and a pub plaque potentially of national significance.

Returning to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, the team unearthed a set of traditional Highland garments among their discoveries. Fiona, in particular, examined a plant specimen gathered by Charles Darwin, studying it with keen interest.

The team returns to Aston Hall in Birmingham, a place where the collection holds notable artifacts: rare trading beads, keepsakes from a celebrated Aston Villa figure, and a comprehensive assortment of climbing equipment.

At Dyffryn Gardens, just outside Cardiff, Fiona and her team discover a remarkable collection. Among the treasures housed there are a ship's chest salvaged from the Empire Windrush, an ingenious clock powered by air, and an extensive assort…

Fiona and her team journeyed to the Ulster Folk Museum just outside Belfast, a place brimming with intriguing artifacts. Among its collection are a remarkable black opal, a collection of unsettling dolls, and medals earned by soldiers durin…

The Roadshow is once again visiting Woodhorn Museum in Northumberland, a former coal mine that chronicles the history of coal mining and the lives of the miners in the north-east of England.

The team journeys back to Portchester Castle in Hampshire, a site where history yields remarkable finds: a Victoria Cross medal, a letter that crossed the Atlantic aboard the Titanic, and a previously unknown poem by Siegfried Sassoon.

Fiona and her team made a final visit to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, uncovering treasures among them a tea set bestowed by the Dalai Lama and paintings by a renowned Korean artist.

Returning to Wells in Somerset, the team seeks out a collection of Fabergé jewelry, a plate crafted by Pugin, and a guitar – a poignant memento left in England by a soldier lost to the D-Day landings.

The team revisits Ham House, a repository of intriguing finds. Among its treasures are an eighteenth-century effigy and a medal of the Indian Order of Merit, bestowed upon a Sikh soldier for distinguished service in the First World War.

Fiona and her team revisited the Ulster Folk Museum in Northern Ireland, a place holding artifacts as varied as a DeLorean automobile, a garden-found stone head, and a carving connected to the region's seafaring past.