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In Devon, Christina Trevanion learns the incredible story of the World War II soldier who bravely played the bagpipes as bullets rained down on British commandos during the D-Day landings in Normandy. Bill Millin’s son John explains how his Scottish father was ordered to play his pipes as troops landed on Sword Beach on 6 June 1944 – and how fearless Bill unwittingly mooned German troops in the process!

A battle of a very different kind is taking place in Exeter among the antiques stalls as two teams of friends go bargain-hunting with experts Ben Cooper and Gary Pe. Long-time pals Sue and Jane have animal collectibles on their shopping list, while mates Ben and Kieran are on a mission to make the biggest profit on the show ever. As the hour ticks down, the blue team make Gary laugh when they mistake a Victorian washing dolly for a toilet plunger. Over with the reds, Ben is lost for words when he spots a tantalus, and tension rises at the auction when the winning team is announced.