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A look at the production of jumbo lollipops, Chinese hot and sour soup and hedgehog chocolate bars

A look at the production of sugar-free mints, raspberry jellies and cranberry pecan clusters

Investigators try to find the cause of a collision between a passenger plane and a small private aircraft, and discover a missing pilot may have played an unwitting role

Documenting the story of the revolutionary Messerschmitt ME 262, which was one of the most technologically advanced aeroplanes of the Second World War and was built in a bat cave

Pete and Marty investigate the Allied advance into Rome, which ground to a halt in Italy's mountains, and discover why this route cost so many lives

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Volkswagen Beetle that has dragged its owner into bankruptcy

HSI San Diego catches a truckload of meth. CBP's Beagle Brigade sniffs out bioterrorism, and wrong turns at the northern border lead to drug arrests

Experts examine dashcam footage to discover why a plane clipped an elevated highway before crashing into Taipei's Keelung River

The siege of Paris in 885, which was just part of the Viking's persistent and bloody attacks on Francia

Remnants of colonization attempts, a revolutionary refugee ship and submerged subway cars reveal the impact of hurricanes on America's past and its future

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw count down some of their favourite moments

Part two of two. The story of the Second World War's Italian campaign told through the accounts of those who fought in it

Facing a cascade of failures and an engine fire, a turboprop is just seconds from the tarmac in Montreal when it flips over and crashes to the ground

ACI examines one of the greatest aviation mysteries: the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

When the authorities come after cocaine kingpin Otoniel, he retreats into the dark heart of his empire, setting off the biggest military manhunt in Colombian history

HSI agents pursue a drug smuggler through a car park, while CBP uncovers a shipment of ancient artefacts

The events in 1987 that caused a flight leaving Detroit to crash onto a road during take-off, killing all but one of its passengers

Mariana investigates international criminal syndicates targeting elderly Americans with inheritance scams and conning them into becoming drug mules

Leading experts try to determine the cause of death in ancient human remains

The story of how space rockets are built by US company ULA, starring from metal sheets to a 1.3-million pound-heavy service to the stars

A look at how some of our favourite foods are made in food factories including slow cooked bagels, organic vegan carrot cake and airplane food

The production of rainbow trout, roasted cashews, sliced apples and peameal bacon

Diego has a new money-spinner on his hands - all he has to do is dismantle an aeroplane - while Rich sees dollar signs when a shop owner offers him 1,000 old mobile phones

Dave gets lucky when he travels 200 miles to search a mine for crystallised gold. Meanwhile, Diego tries to make money from martial arts weapons

The reasons why animals may abandon a plentiful life, with food, safety and shelter, in favour of hardship

Experts head to 'the shark capital of the world', a small stretch of Florida's coastline where humans are more likely to be bitten by a shark than anywhere else on the planet

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