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Made In Britain

Featuring Union Jacks, wood burning stoves, handmade marbles and a British kitchen staple.

Series 2
Featuring Eccles cakes, handcrafted saddles, scissors and Britain's only piano factory.
Series 1
Expired
Taking a look at one of Britain's best-selling lawnmowers and a well-known mattress brand.
Series 3
A look at the making of Cornish pasties, umbrellas, vintage-style jukeboxes and carpets.
This episode features Soreen, ear-splitting whistles, drums and sheds.
Series 1
Expired
A look at the creation of Yorkshire Tea, Kentish ale, lava lamps and policemen's helmets.
Series 3
Featuring cashmere, jigsaw puzzles, cockles, laver bread and British teapots.
Featuring Scotch eggs, compasses, soap and teddy bears.
A look at British rum, making a George Cross, handmade wooden canoes and tools.
A look at vinyl turntables, elderflower cordial, telescopes and model trains.
A look at Pimm's, Household Cavalry uniforms, polo mallets and street lights.
A look at double glazing at a UPVC recycling plant, the ancient art of milling for a Welsh Bara Brith, Sheffield steel for Olympic ice skates and a craftsman making banjos.
Learning the secrets of Kendal Mint Cake, discovering the ancient art of stained glass making in York, hearing about bow and arrow production and seeing how hot tubs are made.
Going inside a soup factory, learning about the UK's finest pool tables, visiting the last remaining UK television factory and learning the secrets of making silk ties.
Series 2
A look at what goes into orange squash, a family firm making Britain's brooms, the labour of love that goes into a Savile Row suit and a handcrafted trumpet.
How rapeseed flowers become a kitchen cupboard staple, meeting a man whose company makes custom snowboards, visiting a Bolton trainer factory and looking at Liverpudlian satchels.
Meet the family firm making traditional haggis, learn what goes into making a set of bowls, discover how wheelbarrows are made and meet a team who make classic brogue shoes.
Featuring a family farm which makes jam for the Queen, a Sheffield man who creates safety razors, a bedmaker who makes mattresses out of recycled bottles and a British clockmaker.
A look at the production of Drumstick lollies, craftsmen making acoustic guitars fit for the stars, how sheets of steel become radiators and how shotguns are made with robotics.
Series 1
Expired
Featuring a look at how crystal glasses are blown, how billions of bacteria help create malt vinegar, and how Aga country kitchen stoves and custom-made tennis balls are made.
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