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A look at the production of classic Canadian candy and break-apart chocolate oranges

A look at the production of devilled egg potato salad, puff pastry cheese bites and potato chip chocolate bars

When a DC-8 with just three working engines crashes during take-off, killing all three pilots, the training simulator is found to have been fatally wrong

Investigating how Nazi scientist Wernher von Braun secretly developed the world's first long-range rockets, laying the technological foundations for the space race

The team hunt for clues as to how the Allies dismantled the Japanese war machine amid the volcanoes, jungles and swamps of Papua New Guinea

Exclusive, never-before-seen footage from previous seasons of hit show Car SOS

Sumatra's worst aviation disaster, in which a plane crashed into the jungle, killing 234 passengers and baffling investigators by flying in the wrong direction

The Siege of York in 866, when the Great Heathen Army laid claim to the Northumbrian capital

Clues from a 13,000-year-old skeleton and a submerged coastline reveal surprising insights about the first humans to arrive in the Americas

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Welsh motoring enthusiast's beloved Vauxhall Astra back to its former glory

Archaeologists hunt for clues to explain the abandoning of the pyramids. They unearth tactics used to protect mummies and find a 4,000-year-old tomb

After losing two engines near enemy territory, US Air Force pilots abort their refuelling mission and attempt to land their damaged plane

Tim and Fuzz take on the challenge of restoring Richard's 1953 Riley RMF, a great British classic that's been in a garage for decades

The boys take on a rundown Renault Alpine GTA belonging to David, a former computer technician suffering with ill health

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Lexus IS200 and transform it into a full-blown drift car

The inquiry into the crash of American Eagle Flight 4184 near Roselawn, Indiana, in 1994, which killed all 68 people on board

As storms close runways, a man has an apparent heart attack on an incoming flight. Can the plane land? Later, a fire drill turns into a real emergency

A team of DEA agents attempts to catch an illegal submarine smuggling up to seven tons of narcotics out of Colombia

How Airbus constructs the H-125, the world's most popular single engine helicopter

A look at how certain foods are produced, including smoked salmon and ravioli

The production of tortillas, and an insight into how sugar is made for the masses, following the process from plant to plate

Rich hunts for old rocket parts, believing they could be made from precious metal, and Dave wonders what he can make from the silver found on old photo paper

Rich tries to make money by extracting and selling the silver from solar panels, while Diego buys a casket hoping its gold engravings will net him a fortune

Footage of an ant colony in Costa Rica, revealing how a vast horde of half a million insects is able to act like a single larger animal

Documentary following a herd of desert-dwelling elephants in Mali, one of only two such groups in the world

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