The Lake District plays host to a new road trip with best buds Natasha Raskin Sharp and Philip Serrell. With a £200 starting budget, they're on the hunt for profit-making antiques.

Natasha blows the lot on a variety of goodies, including a Victorian portable toilet. She also finds time to visit Carlisle Cathedral to look at its breathtaking medieval stained-glass windows.

Philip, his usual ebullient self, acquires a bevy of buys, including an early 20th-century toy lion and a huge bag of marbles. Has he lost his? He finds out at the Lancashire auction. Phil also makes a detour from the shops to learn about the life of famous Lakeland poet Robert Southey, the author of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

It's the third leg with road-tripping auctioneers Natasha Raskin Sharp and Philip Serrell. The Scottish whirl continues, this time in Tasha's stomping ground of Glasgow.

Looking for profit-making antiques to take to auction, Natasha goes French with some candlesticks and Italian for a paperweight. She also makes a diversion to discover how a Scottish Sunday school teacher created the Boys Brigade in the late 19th century that went on to become a global youth movement.

Meanwhile, Phil starts the day quite joyful but reverts to type and buys a combo lot of weighty farm troughs. He also finds time to rest from shopping to discover an epic symbol of Glasgow's maritime and engineering past.