Bradford 29

In Yorkshire, two letters written by social reformer William Wilberforce go under the hammer, with a surprising outcome. Natasha Raskin Sharp visits Wilberforce’s former home in Hull - now a museum - to learn about his campaign to stop the British slave trade.

In an antiques centre on the outskirts of Bradford, two teams of antiques hunters scour the aisles of a converted mill to find treasures to sell at auction. Going head-to-head are couples Gary and Jayne and Kathryn and Keith, with experts Philip Serrell and David Harper by their sides.

With 60 minutes on the clock, the blues plan to chalk up a profit with some vintage advertising, while the reds monkey around with a threadbare chimp called Jacko. In Brough, near Hull, Caroline Hawley casts her eyes over the teams' buys and shares with Natasha her all-important estimates.