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Britain At Low Tide

Rating:3.3 of 5Total number of episodes:9Last broadcast:02/06/2018 at 20:00
June 2018

Episode 3 Essex

3.0 4 x
In Essex, Tori and Alex investigate the earthwork remains of a fort from Henry VIII's days and find a German U-boat stranded in a tiny creek. Plus: Thames sailing barges sunk in estuary mud.
May 2018

Episode 2 Merseyside

3.0 2 x
On Merseyside, Tori and Alex investigate a beach full of World War II rubble and evidence of people and animals from 7000 years ago. Plus: Liverpool's own version of the Whisky Galore story.

Episode 1 Northumberland

2.8 4 x
On the Northumberland coast, Tori and Alex investigate the stories of a tragic French trawler and an ancient community that thrived in what is now one of the north-east's top tourist destinations
March 2018

Series 2 Episode 6 Fife

Expired 4.0 20 x
In Fife, Tori explores a wreck near the scene of one of Britain's worst ever railway disasters and examines stone carvings left in caves by one of Scotland's oldest tribes

Series 2 Episode 5 East Yorkshire

Expired 3.0 21 x
Tori discovers how two ships from Hull ended up on top of a mountain in Peru. Plus: the dramatic story of a trawler that went wildly off course; and wartime tales of love in a Yorkshire village.

Series 2 Episode 4 The Severn

Expired 3.0 30 x
On the Severn Estuary, Tori investigates a mysterious medieval ruin on a bleak island and a whole village that vanished, and asks: what brought Bob Dylan to the Severn?

Series 2 Episode 3 The Clyde

Expired 4.0 38 x
Tori examines various attempts to make the River Clyde deeper to get ships into the heart of Glasgow, and investigates the role of an odd-shaped vessel in a boat graveyard
February 2018

Series 2 Episode 2 Dorset

Expired 4.0 24 x
Tori and the team reveal the story of the world's first aircraft carriers and uncover the Dorset coast's vital role in D-Day

Series 2 Episode 1 East Sussex

Expired 4.0 31 x
Tori explores an 18th-century shipwreck and discovers a prehistoric well shaft. Plus: the harbour that took 63 years to build but only worked for four months.
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