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Men who survived the Normandy invasion as young soldiers in June 1944 recall their experiences of the conflict and discuss the effect it had on their lives

Drew Pritchard and Paul Cowland leap at the chance to buy a rare pickup version of a mini, but the tatty canvas load cover sparks some creative differences

Bruce Crompton is asked to find Second World War spy items that help tell the story of Ian Fleming and James Bond. First, he visits a debonair dealer in London

Marine archaeologists reveal the secrets of the sunken town of Baiae, which lies on the seabed of the Bay of Napless

Experts reveal the secrets of Thermopylae, the site of an iconic ancient battle where it is said 300 Spartan warriors lost their lives

New discoveries reveal the importance of black holes in creating stars, giving light, and building the universe itself

Experts investigate whether the Roswell UFO incident was a Soviet conspiracy masterminded by Stalin, or if the story may be another cover-up

Experts discuss theories related to the world's most famous cryptid, Bigfoot. Recently uncovered evidence unveils a creature far fiercer than previously believed

Josh Gates dives into America's daring response to Pearl Harbor. Using new intel, he helps Project Recover to find 40 planes and 200 American heroes lost

Jessica Chobot and Phil Torres investigate a strange phenomenon that has been haunting Mammoth Cave in Kentucky for generations

Don examines postage stamps made by a group of pirate radio rebels, inspects a photo linked to a terrifying sea monster and observes a gun owned by an outlaw.

Don Wildman examines a painting by Vincent Van Gogh, a dress worn by a ground-breaking athlete and a massive airplane used to combat a deadly inferno. S9/8/13

Conflicting results make determining the age of the universe difficult. Finding the answer could be the key to many mysteries of the cosmos

Men who survived the Normandy invasion as young soldiers in June 1944 recall their experiences of the conflict and discuss the effect it had on their lives

Rob Nelson investigates rumours of secret underground escape route used by infamous gangster Al Capone. Plus, mysterious earthen mounds in Washington State

The manufacture of ball bearings, cartoonists' ink and false eyes

How Russian dolls are made, and the production of aloe vera and flags

A Norton Domiracer takes Henry Cole along the A-roads of East Anglia, where the rider is keen to stop at some of the places he used to go as a youngster

Don examines postage stamps made by a group of pirate radio rebels, inspects a photo linked to a terrifying sea monster and observes a gun owned by an outlaw.

Don Wildman examines a painting by Vincent Van Gogh, a dress worn by a ground-breaking athlete and a massive airplane used to combat a deadly inferno. S9/8/13

New discoveries reveal the importance of black holes in creating stars, giving light, and building the universe itself

Experts investigate whether the Roswell UFO incident was a Soviet conspiracy masterminded by Stalin, or if the story may be another cover-up

Josh Gates dives into America's daring response to Pearl Harbor. Using new intel, he helps Project Recover to find 40 planes and 200 American heroes lost

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