This week, in a special episode coinciding with BBC Scam Safe week, a case of mistaken identity unfolds when Christina Trevanion requests a simple cup of tea. Elsewhere, the team embarks on an antique hunt through the landscapes of Derbyshi…

Come and meet the collector who holds the world's largest assemblage of board games, and discover the surprisingly distant history of playing cards.

Roo Irvine delves into the deep history of salmon fishing on the River Tweed. The fishing crews procure their supplies in Kelso, but will potential buyers respond to the call at Paul Laidlaw’s auction in Carlisle?

The performance is a real gem, featuring Danny Sebastian, his companion Elfred, and two groups of festive shoppers.

You'll delight in this festive episode, brimming with holiday spirit and good fortune, presented here by Danny Sebastian and Elfred the mischievous elf.

Deeply inspired by the pre-Raphaelite movement, Albert Goodwin produced watercolours throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Eric travels to Maidstone to explore Goodwin's work further.

Christina recounts the tale of a radio drama, first broadcast in 1951, which continues to captivate audiences on Radio 4 even after seventy-five years.

This installment of the program unfolds within the advanced facilities of the Met Office in Exeter, a hub of meteorological innovation.

In the Scottish Borders, a mother and daughter face off in a compelling contest, while seasoned experts David Harper and Irita Marriott vie to secure victory for their respective sides.