Really TV Guide Today & Tonight

Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming investigate a hotel with a dark past. Its owner says he’s seen shadowy figures and has been attacked by unseen forces.

Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming investigate a suburban house in Hull. Its resident is too frightened to remain there because of troubled spirits.

The episode follows people purchasing items without leaving the house. It shows how shoppers can order and have goods delivered straight to their door.

In a peaceful south‑London suburb, Drew Pritchard encounters the most extraordinary collection of American automobilia he's ever seen. He finds himself standing before this remarkable assemblage.

Drew Pritchard journeys through Norfolk, Pembroke and Essex. While in Pembroke he discovers a former church that’s now an antiques shop with a varied selection.

Catherine Gee assists Kerry and Sam as they look for an Ibiza property that can serve both as their home and a holistic yoga retreat. Their search is limited to a budget of £300,000.

Urban families, couples and solo buyers search for their perfect countryside retreat, with a property expert guiding them.

Drew and Al buy from heritage sellers, picking up a curved oak settle made in 1810. They also acquire century‑old steel tables forged by a Northampton blacksmith.

Drew and Viki shop for Viki's new Edinburgh premises. They pick up deer antlers from a Cumbrian country house and industrial tables salvaged from a former tannery.

Drew and Al sift through expert‑curated collections, uncovering a rare piece of motoring history. They also discover a 19th‑century model ship that comes with its own story.

Charles Hanson and James Braxton compete in the challenge, beginning their antique hunt in the Highlands. They finish the first leg of the competition at an auction in Aberdeen.

James Braxton and Charles Hanson drive around Fife and Perthshire, gathering antiques for an auction in Dundee, including a pricey Chinese rosewood table. They then head to Dundee to put their finds up for sale.

Jay Blades and his crew restore three more cherished family heirlooms. The pieces they tackle are a Victorian railway lamp, a musical jewellery box and a Brownie toadstool.

Angus discovers a sealed bottle of 1940s whisky alongside some Victorian Christmas crackers. When they’re auctioned, they fetch a hefty sum that goes towards an old cabin‑crew uniform.

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell host a programme about people who were abandoned as babies. One of the cases follows a child who was left on the front seat of a car in Northern Ireland.

Couples are shown three or four homes for sale abroad. The properties are in a country they’d like to move to or where they regularly holiday.

Drew and Tee search for antiques inside other dealers' houses. While in the Cotswolds, Drew comes across a Greek masterpiece dating back to 100 BC.

Drew meets three design giants—Sir John Soane, Augustus Pugin and William Morris—who forged the classic Georgian and Victorian aesthetic. He examines their striking examples of that style.

Drew Pritchard travels to Cornwall and clashes with a dealer keen on hoarding his stock. He then heads to Norfolk for a spell‑binding tour of a magic museum.

Queen Victoria's possessions are put up for auction. Music expert Claire handles some legendary Rolling Stones memorabilia.

The crew assists a couple in emptying their house in the coastal town of Filey. Meanwhile, Angus spots value in some vintage toys and boxes of old soap.

Paranormal investigators Sandy Lakdar, Barri Ghai and Chris Fleming investigate a country pub in Berkshire after its new owners report unsettling spirits. They set out to discover what’s behind the alleged hauntings.