Tricia Penrose

On the new Antique Road Trip episode, he went head to head against Heartbeat icon Tricia Penrose as they traveled around the UK with antiques experts in the hunt for treasures before battling to make the most money at an auction.

In the classic TV series The Goathland Hotel in Whitby was named as the Aidensfield Arms. It has 6,157 square feet, much more space than a home in the capital, where buyers can pay £525,629 per square foot on average. Many of the storylines revolved around the village pub, which was set in the idyllic fictional village of Aidensfield on the North Yorkshire Moors. Gina Ward (pictured) was a bouncing barmaid who appeared on Tricia Penrose from 1993 to 2010. The property has 12 bedrooms, a bar lounge, an ice cream parlour store, a residents lounge, a parking lot, and a large grassed beer garden, according to the property's listing on Rightmove.

Heartbeat, the Sixties police drama that aired on television from 1990 to 2010, attracted a 13 million audience on Sunday night. It's biggest star, Nick Berry, now 60 and spotted this week buying coffee, has long since retired from acting - but what happened to his cast-mates who helped him solve crimes in fictional North Yorkshire idyll Aidensfield?(Pictured from left: Mark Jordan, Nikki Sanderson, Nick Berry, Tricia Penrose)