Bargain Hunt - Season 61 (2021)

Natasha Raskin Sharp visits Cheltenham Racecourse, where the teams have expert help from Danny Sebastian and Caroline Hawley. Natasha takes a look at the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

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Charlie Ross presents the show from Southwell in Nottinghamshire and learns about the surprising history of soap bars along the way.

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Natasha Raskin Sharp learns about the infamous Arts and Crafts Movement while presenting the show from Cheltenham Racecourse. Danny Sebastian and Caroline Hawley are on hand to help the two teams find the best items for auction.

A signed Bing Crosby letter and a brass doorstop are put into James Lewis' auction, but only one team makes a profit and wins the infamous Golden Gavel.

The experts' Bonus Buys come to the rescue of today's two teams, but will they do well enough at auction for the teams to see a profit? Also, Natasha Raskin Sharp tries her hand at the art of cooperage.

In Sussex, experts Raj Bisram and Nick Hall help their teams select the best items for an auction in Newbury, Berkshire. Presenter Eric Knowles takes time out to learn about the Kennet and Avon Canal.

Christina Trevanion learns why Chester silver in particular is highly desirable to collectors. At auction in Dudley, it's hard to believe the two teams are at the same saleroom, but will anyone be walking away with money?

Natasha Raskin Sharp has a mystery item to confuse the shoppers at today's antiques fair in Cheltenham. Meanwhile, it's losses all round when the two teams go to auction with their experts.

Charlie Ross meets Titus the Tyrannosaurus Rex at an Elizabethan country house. Meanwhile, the Red Team have to buy something with a clip or a clasp and the Blue Team need to find something with a hook or a loop.

Eric Knowles goes to Jodrell Bank Observatory to learn about its history, but will he and the teams observe many profits when today's buys go under the hammer at auction?

The Red Team embarrass their expert while haggling and the Blue Team have their challenge item disqualified. Before the auction, Christina Trevanion visits a funicular railway in Bridgnorth.

The Blue Team buy something that reminds them of home and the Red Team are put off needlework samplers for life. Also today, presenter Natasha Raskin Sharp visits the Sandtoft Trolleybus Museum.

Christina Trevanion presents the show from North Wales where the two teams pick three items each to put into Thomas Forrester's auction. Unfortunately, only one item makes a profit.