What's on Yesterday +1 today - 21 programs on the Yesterday +1 schedule
Last updated: 8 February 2026 at 06:51
Derek collects a veteran 1904 Swift. He also says an emotional goodbye to a 1980s Bedford HA van, while a Toyota Corona finds a new home.
Derek Mathewson gives a once‑over to a Royale Formula Ford race car. Meanwhile, Paul Mathewson embarks on a marathon trip to Teesside to collect a 1953 MGYB.
Derek Mathewson heads to the Lancashire coast to collect a scarce 1972 Citroën SM. Meanwhile, Dave Mathewson admires a Punto that’s twenty years old yet has only 42 miles on the clock.
Derek Mathewson heads out to collect a quirky Nissan Figaro and a striking Ferrari 250 GT tribute car. Meanwhile, Paul Mathewson gets behind the wheel of his brand‑new Scania T‑Cab.
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Michael Portillo sets off on a train trip across Germany, starting in the lively city of Berlin. He visits the Museum of Modern Art in Berlin’s Kreuzberg district.
Michael Portillo travels by train from Palermo, the island’s capital, to Mount Etna – Europe’s biggest volcano. Along the route he looks at how Sicilians lived under Mussolini’s dictatorship.
The Red Army gains strength and stops Hitler’s Spring Offensive at Stalingrad. Meanwhile, in the largest ghetto, the residents rise up during the Warsaw Uprising.
At Kursk – a battlefield as vast as Wales – the momentum shifts and the Soviets start to push forward. As the Germans withdraw, they erase all evidence of their genocidal deeds.
The final phase of Hitler’s war begins as Soviet troops breach the German border. With a death toll exceeding 40 million, a battered, reshaped Europe is set to emerge.
Robbie Cumming takes a look at the scenic Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. He wanders along its tranquil waters.
Robbie Cumming faces his toughest trip yet, fighting his way through water‑weed on the Bradley Arm. He then ends up stuck in silt on the Ridgacre Branch.
Robbie Cumming runs into a leaky lock pound on the Perry Barr Flight. He ends up stuck in the mud before travelling beneath Birmingham’s Spaghetti Junction.
Paul and Suki are on a UK staycation in the Peak District. On their first morning they find themselves at a campsite north of Bakewell.
Paul and Suki head to Norfolk for the concluding leg of their UK tour. Their first stop is Gorleston‑on‑Sea, the quieter neighbour of Great Yarmouth.
Two British agents team up with local partisans to abduct a German general on Nazi‑occupied Crete. It’s a fact‑based World War II thriller starring Dirk Bogarde and Marius Goring.
The explorer journeys across the world’s largest nation, moving from the snow‑capped volcanoes of Kamchatka and Yakutia to the eastern port of Vladivostok, and then on into Siberia.
In North Yorkshire, Jill Scott meets up with Robson. Together they wander through Helmsley Walled Garden and try their hand at a paddle‑boarding and yoga mix.
Lee Ridley – the former Britain's Got Talent winner better known as Lost Voice Guy – joins Robson on a trip to Weardale and County Durham. Together they check out different ways to spend time outdoors.
Gus and Will discover an Audi Quattro roadster that's past its prime – riddled with problems and long overdue for a service. Nevertheless, they're determined to restore it.
Derek's in Bromsgrove, tracking down a rare Mark 2 Aston Martin DB6. At the same time, Jack and Charlie are after an even rarer Toyota Celica Supra in Cheshire.
