YESTERDAY [UK] TV guide for the week

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YESTERDAY [UK]

TV guide for 21 May

  1. Find It, Fix It, Flog It

    Henry Cole and Simon O'Brien visit a landed gent in Gloucestershire, converting a gilded picture frame into a flat-screen TV surround and hoping to sell a Fordson tractor.

  2. James May's Cars of the People

    It's back to the future for James May - he asks what happened to the cutting-edge motors our forebears promised, including fanciful steam cars and ludicrous jet turbines.

  3. Teleshopping

    Shopping from Home.

  4. Make It At Market

    Dominic Chinea helps jeweller Annelies and woodturner Lucinda turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.

  5. Make It At Market

    Dominic Chinea helps glassblower Alison and upcyclers Fernando and Saurabh turn their crafty hobbies into money-making businesses.

  6. Bangers & Cash

    Dave finds a very rare 70s Sunbeam Lotus that has been rotting away in a farmyard for 29 years, while a Morris Minor convertible goes under the hammer.

  7. Bangers & Cash

    A delightful collection of British classics - including an Austin A35 and a Hillman Avenger Estate in stunning condition - and an E-Type Jaguar come up for auction.

  8. Auschwitz

    Liberation and Revenge: Hear about the appalling evolution of Auschwitz. Discover the fate of many of the SS and prisoners of the camp in the last days of World War II.

About YESTERDAY

YESTERDAY [UK] is a British factual channel from UKTV, focused on history, culture and heritage. It launched on 30 October 2002 as UK History and moved to the Yesterday brand on 2 March 2009.

The schedule is built around documentary strands on major eras, biographies, war history, technology, architecture, travel and cultural memory. The channel does not treat history as a dry timeline only. It frames the past through people, places, archives, everyday details and larger turning points.

YESTERDAY keeps a calm factual tone rather than the pace of noisy entertainment. Its line-up is shaped by history strands, evening documentary blocks, repeats and themed marathons, giving the channel a distinct place within British factual television.