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The production of buffalo wings, caramel crunch cake, Italian pizzelle cookies and vodka mixers

The production of chick peas, samosas, mini eclairs and organic milk

Join the search to solve the world's greatest aviation mysteries. Can using the latest scanning technology help find these lost flights?

A visit to the site of the world's most powerful demolition machine, capable of reducing 450 vehicles to scrap within the space of an hour

With town planner Maz suffering from a serious genetic disorder, Tim and Fuzz work on restoring his iconic BMW E30 Alpina - but is it the real deal?

When Brian started suffering from health problems, the project of restoring his XR2 to show-winning condition ground to a halt - so in stepped Tim and Fuzz

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw aim to help refrigeration engineer Tim, whose life has been blighted by a cruel genetic condition, as they take on their first ever Honda

Part one of two. Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi begins to unravel the extraordinary truth behind the legend of Tutankhamun, investigating the pharaoh's curse

Part two of two. Ella Al-Shamahi dives deeper into the truth behind Tutankhamun's curse - can modern science can explain a number of the deaths attributed to it?

The case of a plane that crashed into a neighbourhood in Sao Paulo. American and Brazilian investigators worked together to find the cause, discovering a nearly impossible failure

How the crew of a British Airways flight managed to avoid disaster in 1982 by restarting the plane's engines after it flew through volcanic ash caused by an eruption

In the turbulent waters of the Bijagos archipelago, Cyril Chauquet's quest for a giant barracuda is quickly answered by a fish so explosive it knocks him off his feet

Tim and Fuzz are out to help Darren, who was left disabled after a tragic road accident in which he saved his grandson, by fixing up his iconic 1989 Golf

Human remains are pulled up from a peat bog near Yde in the Netherlands, with some locals believing it is the work of the Devil

Cutting-edge visuals drain the water around Alcatraz to reveal why the infamous prison was so inescapable. Plus, what the bay's fault lines could mean for San Francisco's future

Documentary exploring Casuarina maximum security institution in Western Australia. The crowded facility houses 600 inmates, including serial killers, sex offenders and terrorists

An examination of the series of blunders and oversights that led to the tragic Chernobyl disaster in 1986, the consequences of which are still evident today

As nearly 20 million Americans turn to the black market for affordable medicine, Mariana meets some of the opportunists risking vulnerable lives

Stories of near misses ignite a conversation about a serious threat in our skies around the world

The Danley Demolition crew gambles on a fire-damaged property, hoping to salvage enough treasure from its ashes to cover the cost of the work

The destruction of an old paper mill proves a tough challenge for the crew, and the team members search for valuables to make the effort worthwhile

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind sugar cubes and brownies

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind cookies, ice cream sandwiches and cheese-filled pretzel pockets

Behind the scenes at the world's largest airline caterers, producing millions of meals from their Los Angeles kitchen to feed 40,000 people flying from LAX every day

The manufacturing process of a company that builds 18,000 fire engines from the ground up every year

Dr Kelleher gives a goat an ultrasound to check for a urinary infection, and a guinea pig could be pregnant, but has already been diagnosed as unable to survive giving birth

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