The Lancaster had a very tough and durable airframe. It gained a reputation for consistently being able to fly the return journey on only two engines, and even on a single engine for short distances. The standard crew consisted of seven men. The pilot, the flight engineer (there were no controls on the other cockpit seat, so there was no co-pilot), the bomb aimer (who doubled as an operator for the nose turret gun as needed), the navigator, the wireless operator for comms, the 360° mid-upper gun turret operator, and finally the rear gunner. The initial underside turret was quickly dropped, considered pointless for being too slow and hard to operate in order to keep a target within its sights.

The Hawker Typhoon - a powerful, potent ground attack aircraft that redressed the balance in mainland Europe during World War Two. This particular unit - RB396 - had a short but illustrious career. Built in November 1944 and delivered to 83GSU at RAF Westhampnett by ATA pilot Anna Leska, she then joined 174 Squadron on the continent. The aircraft was flown by many pilots, but mainly by Frank Johnson. She was flown by Sidney Russel-Smith on 28th March 1945 picking up flak damage - one of eighteen occasions on which this happened in her four month life. Finally, at the hands of Chris House, she was damaged again, this time resulting in a forced landing near Denekamp on the 1st April 1945.

A lightweight, track-engineered, affordable car that can be built from a kit... Initially developed and sold by Lotus, the Caterham Seven has been around for years, but its unparalleled combination of driving joy, raw passion, and nostalgia still make this cult car the track day choice of today.

Fa la la la laaa, la-la la la ♪♫ Cheers to fun festive frolics this Christmas time.

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't hear you over the ROARSOMENESS of my T Rex socks.

There is a wisdom of the head and wisdom of the heart... both of which point to these socks being a wise purchase.

To wear or not to wear, that is the question... (to which the answer is definitely 'to wear' by the way).

These socks are sure to be a big hit - they're ace!

Do you ever have to listen whilst someone talks about how they're going to do this and that, and you're thinking to yourself "yeah, and pigs might fly". Well, here's the socks for you whilst you nod and smile.

What's better than socks covered in pugs? Socks covered in pugs and donuts of course!

Coming at you full pelt are these emu-zing ostrich socks - people will be craning their necks to get a rare sighting of these!