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A 'perfect' couple who were planning their dream wedding abroad tragically died following a devastating house fire.

An Antiques Roadshow guest was lost for words after discovering the "unbelievable" value of three whisky bottles she'd had in her loft for 50 years.

A GOBSMACKED Antiques Roadshow expert warned 'do the authorities know?!' at a guest's 'controversial' item. In a recent episode of the BBC show, expert John Foster met a male guest who had brought in an item which left him in a state of excitement.

AN ANTIQUES Roadshow expert was lost for words after a guest revealed why they'll NEVER sell a model - despite getting a huge valuation. Sunday's edition of the BBC show saw expert John Foster meet a guest who brought in a rare Donald Campbell Bluebird model.

Antiques Roadshow guest brought along a model of a Vulcan bomber that left expert John Foster incredibly excited and even a little jealous.In the episode of the BBC One show, which first aired in March, the owner of the unique item admitted he hadn't paid a penny for it and said: "It was in my neighbour's garden."It was a garden ornament for years and he passed away and his family left bits and bobs out in the driveway for anyone who wanted to help themselves."And I'd seen this and I thought, 'Oh, I'll have that.'"John explained: "So, the Vulcan bomber was really sort of developed at the end of the Second World War in the late 40s really leading up to the Cold War."And it was a nuclear deterrent.

Antiques Roadshow – despite one of the items being "fake".In Sunday's episode of the BBC One show (May 23) the women brought in signed papers and photographs by the band members, left to them by their stuntman dad who mingled with the stars.Expert John Foster explained that one of the items, a signed photograph of the group, appeared to be fake and was probably written by a member of their support team.Looking at the collection, he said: "The Beatles thing is one that just endures, and it seems to go on and on and on."He continued: "There is a problem, and that's why I asked you about provenance with these because if you compare these three [signatures], the three ways you've got, they're all different."Now there was a huge problem because