Ready to make the most of your Tuesday? U&Yesterday has a solid line‑up that mixes gripping history, nostalgic car restores and wild wildlife. Let’s cut straight to the good stuff.

The Architecture the Railways Built – Curzon Street

06:10–07:10 – Tim Dunn takes a close look at the Grade 1 Curzon Street Station, set to become part of the HS2 terminus. The episode is a quiet walk through engineering heritage that holds up well for enthusiasts of railway history.

Rise of the Nazis – The Ratline

10:00–11:00 – A documentary that follows the hunt for Adolf Eichmann and Klaus Barbie. The film offers a reliable overview of the shadows that followed the war. It’s still entertaining for those who want to understand the darker side of WWII.

The World at War – The Bomb

11:00–12:00 – The critically acclaimed series dives into the controversial weapon projects of Allied scientists. The episode remains one of the better options for readers of war history.

Antiques Roadshow – RAF Coningsby 2

12:00–13:00 – Fiona Bruce returns to RAF Coningsby to uncover a harp from the French Revolution and a curious wooden artefact. The show is still entertaining, especially for those who enjoy a touch of the past.

Planet Earth – Islands

19:00–20:00 – David Attenborough’s wildlife documentary focuses on remote islands that shelter rare creatures. It holds up well as classic nature content.

Bangers & Cash – Ferrari Rep/Figaro/3 Tractors

20:00–21:00 – Derek and Paul take their hands to a Nissan Figaro, a Ferrari tribute, and a brand‑new Scania cab. The episode is still entertaining and offers a fun look at car restoration.

Bottom line: U&Yesterday delivers a solid mix of history, nostalgia and nature. Pick the episode that tickles your fancy – from the dusty halls of WWII to the dust‑clad wheels of classic cars.