Everyone whose spent some time watching daytime TV in the last two decades must be familiar with Bargain Hunt.

It’s a simple concept: two teams of two members of the public compete to spend a small budget in markets and car boots, then try to make the most profit at auction after. The show launched the career of David Dickenson and ended the career of Tim Wonnacott.

Incredibly, this low stakes, comforting TV show has now celebrated twenty five years.

The biggest success was when Blue team Ally and Diane paid £140 for a George Johnson 1908 Royal Worcester flamingo trinket box which sold for £800.