Kimberly Nhundu

A guest on Antiques Roadshow learned that a family heirloom—a 19th‑century letter and map crafted by Scottish missionary David Livingstone—was valued at £20,000 by expert Clive Farahar. The letter documented Livingstone’s exploration around Lake Ngami in Botswana and was originally sent to the guest’s ancestor Isaac Taylor. The guest expressed surprise at the valuation but said he would not sell the item due to his father’s wishes.

A contestant on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, Diane Youdale, was unable to continue filming after falling ill, leaving her partner Ishy Khan to compete without her. James Crossley informed the crew of her absence before going on to win the challenge with Margie Cooper, while Diane and Ishy finished with a slightly higher loss. The episode still featured several segments with Youdale, and the show is available on BBC iPlayer.