TVTV NewsBBC1BBC Morning Live presenter Helen Skelton has some exciting news for fans of her show.09:00, 03 Jul 2026Fans of Helen Skelton's show Lost and Found in the Lakes have been given a welcome boost, with another series confirmed to be on its way.‌The Morning Live presenter will be returning once more to help people reclaim sentimental belongings they thought they'd never see again.‌Having first launched at the start of last year, the BBC programme has proved a massive hit with audiences, as Helen and a team of divers and magnet fishers join forces to track down cherished items scattered throughout the Lake District.‌The show is now set to make a comeback with a fresh series and additional episodes, after Banijay Entertainment shared an announcement on their social media channels this week.The Instagram post read: "@helenskelton heading back to the Lake District! . @tyrddraig's popular series, Lost and Found in the Lakes, is returning to BBC One for a third series with an extended 20-episode run."‌"Helen Skelton and her team of expert divers and detectorists will once again search the stunning waters of the Lake District, reuniting people with treasured possessions they thought were lost forever."It didn't take long for viewers to flood the comments section, with many overjoyed that the much-loved programme is making yet another return, reports Wales Online.One person said: "It's absolutely superb!!!! So pleased it's gonna be back for another series, it's TV GOLD!!!!" Someone else added: "Brilliant news. One of the best little programs on TV."‌Another viewer wrote: "Yayyyy, really enjoy this heartwarming series." A fourth shared: "Love this programme and Helen delivers it immaculately."Someone else commented: "One of the best shows on TV and Helen is such a good presenter." While one devoted fan wrote: "3rd series so deserved."‌An official synopsis of the show reads: Throughout the series, Helen will work with a team of experts from divers to detectorists and magnet fishers, to track down all manner of lost items that are scattered around the lakebeds and forests of this stunning location."They'll take what they find back to base, either to reunite them with their delighted owners or to start the process of working out who the items might belong to.Article continues below"To do this, they enlist the help of a specialist social media detective, who will create online campaigns to help reunite owners with their lost possessions."A release date for the forthcoming series is yet to be confirmed.Lost and Found in the Lakes is available to watch on BBC iPlayerChoose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌BBC1Floods