Writer and journalist Toby Young revisits his childhood home and education in North London
Jasvinder Sanghera, campaigner against forced marriages, returns to her Sikh childhood.
Terry Waite returns to his childhood home in the small Cheshire village of Styal.
Baroness Shirley Williams returns to her childhood homes.
Writer Peter Hitchens returns to Portsmouth with Wendy Robbins.
Super-head Sir William Atkinson shows Wendy Robbins the London haunts of his childhood.
TV screenwriter Kay Mellor takes Wendy Robbins to her childhood home and haunts in Leeds.
Businesswoman Julia Hobsbawm takes Wendy Robbins to Hampstead and rural north Wales.
Neurobiologist Prof Colin Blakemore takes Wendy Robbins to his childhood home in Coventry.
Kwame Kwei-Armah recalls his childhood in Southall, west London, in the 1970s.
Campaigner and author Erin Pizzey explores her troubled childhood in post-war Dorset.
Biologist Steve Jones takes Wendy Robbins back to his childhood in west Wales in the 1950s
Disability campaigner Baroness Jane Campbell revisits her childhood home in Surrey.
The philosopher heads back to her Winchester birthplace, home to her single mother of five
Wendy Robbins takes the novelist back to her isolated childhood home in Dartmoor.
The politician takes Wendy Robbins to the boarding schools for the blind that he attended.
Mona Siddiqui, Professor of Islamic Studies at Glasgow University, returns to Huddersfield
Wendy Robbins takes the Kwik Fit car repair firm founder back to his Leith childhood home.
Poet Jackie Kay recalls a childhood in Glasgow which inspired her to write.
Ann Summers Chief Executive Jacqueline Gold revisits the suburbs of Kent.
Historian and journalist Peter Hennessy returns to Finchley in North London.