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Bargain Hunt viewers were gobsmacked to see a pair of contestants uncover a valuable hidden gem during an antiques hunt that doubled their money.The duo made a whopping profit on the item, leaving even antiques expert Raj Bisram in shock at their luck in picking up such a great deal during their challenge. Contestants Nathalie and Karl made up the episode's red team, where they went up against blue team duo Adam and Jemma.The show's antiques experts asked the red team to find a profitable fashion accessory and the blue team to search for a valuable item on a Chinese theme.

Bargain Hunt expert Kate Bliss has been helping the red and blue teams at auctions with her impressive knowledge for years. She made her TV debut on the popular BBC show after being spotted by the crew of Bargain Hunt.The antique enthusiast, who is in her late 40s, has been on other daytime shows including Flog It! and Secret Dealers, along with presenting Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. Away from TV, she has an eye for jewellery and silver and is part of the fancy Great Britain Gemmological Association.

A BBC Bargain Hunt expert had a sharp four-word comment to make about an item, before a surprising loss on the competition show. In the program, even if a team has negative money, someone still wins and in this case, the blue team just managed to win - and they didn't hold back in teasing the other team. And during a tense episode of the BBC show, both teams made some bad choices with what they bought.

Bargain Hunt presenter Christina Trevanion has shared that she was recently rushed into hospital.Taking to her Instagram page, the TV star shared a close-up picture of her arm attached to a drip. She penned the caption: "Adieu February and good riddance frankly! An unexpected hospital stay meant an unusual opportunity to catch up on some good reading." In the snap, a book was placed underneath her arm as she added: "Safe to say I was not a patient patient… but thanks to the TLC of some incredible nurses (you know who you are!) I am now back in fine fettle.

Bargain Hunt star Mark Stacey sensationally blasted the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson over his handling of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The Mirror, the 80-year-old revealed his glow is all natural.The couple have been married since 1968 before Dickinson found success as an antique expert. The couple reportedly first met in back in the 1960s in a Manchester nightclub when Lorne was a cabaret singer and David was a struggling antique dealer."Coming from a working-class background has helped keep me down-to-earth," he said."I remember well not having any money, but now I’m older and I’ve got a foot in both camps.“I’ve been very lucky all my life, always making money… Maybe I’ve got natural trading ability within my DNA. By the age of 14, I was buying wheels and selling them to other kids for their go-karts.”However, the eccentric TV personality soon gained many fans (and a few million pounds) when he began presenting Bargain Hunt. The show catapulted him into stardom.He now presents Dickinson’s Real Deal on ITV, where the team travels the country in search of a good deal.Local people can then choose whether to accept cash for their antiques or gamble at auction.“He has a lot of big fans," Lorne said.

BBC when the TV presenter joined Bargain Hunt in 2013, and where Joe works as a producer and director.The pair started dating and got married in 2016 at a small ceremony in Scotland.While chatting to the broadcaster about her relationship, Natasha admitted there's one thing the pair love to do."My partner and I are guilty of eating out too much!"Glasgow has so many great restaurants, too much of my spare time is spent eating delicious food and not enough time is spent working it off in the gym."Joe has worked on Antiques Road Trip, Celebrity Antiques Road Trip, as well as The Great Hotel Escape on Channel 4.He also helped produce The Big Painting Challenge on BBC One in 2018.According to his IMDB page, the producer continues to be a key member of the team at Antiques Road Trip.But when he isn't working hard behind the camera, Joe is spending time with his wife of six years.Natasha tends to keep quiet about her private life, only using social media to update fans on show news, preferring to leave her loved ones out of the spotlight.Elsewhere, she also revealed something about herself in a profile interview with the BBC, where she talked of collecting "weird animal trinkets".The daughter of well-known Scottish artist Philip Raskin, also revealed how savvy she really is when it comes to antiques and bargain, and opened up about it to Gethin Jones and Kym Marsh on Morning Live back in November.She explained: "Well, [that moment] certainly sticks out because what I did was I broke a very basic rule."I brought something the team didn't want, behind their back!"She continued: "I don't know why I did that – it was a very busy day on Portobello Road, but thankfully, it turned a profit."James in the studio would be very pleased as

ITV in 2006.Prior to his career on-screen, David was an antiques salesman, before he met a BBC producer at a barbecue which led to him being the star of a two-part documentary on him preparing for a show at the Olympia.Throughout his career, David has been a regular daily fixture on screens, and such is his affable manner, he has become a charming figure viewers have fallen in love with.And David even recalled a chance encounter he had with a fan, who went further, saying he was his “idol”Writing for The Sun, David said he didn't mind it when people shouted his catchphrases at him, such as "cheap as chips", as his fans have helped him make a "great living so I can't knock it".He continued in 2017: "Two weeks ago I had an encounter that was