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Colourised footage retells the story of the Battle of Stalingrad, one of the bloodiest of the Second World War with an estimated 2 million casualties

Drew Pritchard and Paul Cowland take on their biggest restoration yet, a VW Beetle Karmann Cabriolet in terrible condition

Bruce hears about some Second World War British RAF gear from the Battle of Arnhem for sale, which is of big interest to ex-paratroopers like him and Freddie

The ancient city of Persepolis was once the greatest and richest city on Earth. Using forensic analysis, experts discover how the Persians rose to power

Stunning 'blow apart' CGI animation and the latest archaeological investigations reveal how the most iconic buildings of the ancient worlds were built, stone by stone

The astronomical documentary turns attention to the surprisingly active surfaces of dwarf planets, from the oceans of Pluto to the vanishing volcanos of Ceres

An account of how a malfunction on the ISS threatens to poison the crew with a deadly gas, and a startling image taken by a Nasa probe points to evidence of life on Mars

A recent UFO sighting in Phoenix leads Chuck and the team to Sedona, Arizona, where they explore whether the area's energy vortexes can act as portals for otherworldly visitors

Josh Gates travels all over America to investigate the 1982 best-selling treasure hunt book The Secret

Phil and Jess investigate sightings of a huge serpent that has been spotted in Lake Champlain for generations, and a dangerous dive uncovers new evidence

Don Wildman examines an elegant dress linked to a stylish felon, a jar filled with a poisonous powder and a plane that speaks to an incredible survival tale. S9/11/13

Don Wildman examines a medal belonging to a female engineer and an ingenious contraption that saved pigeons and aided the Allies in the Second World War

New discoveries have revealed alien worlds that seem to defy the laws of physics. Experts use cutting-edge astronomy to explore this mystery

Colourised footage retells the story of the Battle of Stalingrad, one of the bloodiest of the Second World War with an estimated 2 million casualties

Paul investigates a surge in demonic activity in America that is overwhelming the Catholic Church. He follows leads from Gary, Indiana to Mineral Wells, Texas

An insight into how the world's toughest and most expensive nut is harvested, how lake water is turned into tap water, and how thousands of pop fans are contained at gigs

How the biggest apartment block in the world was built, how the classic British boot is made, and how cooking pans are designed to be tough enough to last a lifetime

Bike-mad presenter Henry Cole rides America's Wild West from San Francisco across California into Nevada, up through Idaho and Wyoming

Don Wildman examines an elegant dress linked to a stylish felon, a jar filled with a poisonous powder and a plane that speaks to an incredible survival tale. S9/11/13

Don Wildman examines a medal belonging to a female engineer and an ingenious contraption that saved pigeons and aided the Allies in the Second World War

The astronomical documentary turns attention to the surprisingly active surfaces of dwarf planets, from the oceans of Pluto to the vanishing volcanos of Ceres

An account of how a malfunction on the ISS threatens to poison the crew with a deadly gas, and a startling image taken by a Nasa probe points to evidence of life on Mars

Josh Gates travels all over America to investigate the 1982 best-selling treasure hunt book The Secret

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