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Compilation of highlights from the series. US paratroopers are dropped behind enemy lines before the D-Day landings to prevent German reinforcements from reaching the beaches

Compilation of highlights from the series, including an account of British and US troops fighting to capture the fortified German town of Geilenkirchen

In 1940, 400,000 Allied troops find themselves surrounded by Hitler's army at Dunkirk. Can they escape and make it back to Britain unscathed?

Stalin, seeking revenge, wages an offensive against Nazi Germany. Over one million Soviet soldiers charge west to launch an attack on Berlin

Historian Dr Suzannah Lipscomb and presenter Joe Crowley examine the true stories behind some of European history's most infamous incidents

Explore the Vikings' beginnings in Scandinavia and the attack on the holy island of Lindisfarne that heralded the start of the Viking Age

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

The Silk Road opened up a world of trade for the Scandinavians in the East. Seeking further wealth, the Vikings attacked Constantinople, becoming a threat to the Byzantine Empire

A look at the monarch's life, examining claims of illegitimacy, adultery and even the possibility that she was a man

Investigators examine the Netherlands' worst ever aviation disaster, in which a plane crashed into an apartment complex, and discover a lethal problem with every 747 in the sky

Investigators uncover the tragic misunderstanding at the heart of the 1989 Kegworth air disaster, when British Midland Flight 92 crashed killing 47 people

A reconstruction of Korean Air Cargo Flight 8509's accident in December 1999, when the aircraft crashed into a forest shortly after taking off from Stansted Airport

The story of Babylon

A CIA officer most decide whether he can trust an al-Qaida mole while fighting to keep him alive

Jewish former prisoners at the Sobibor death camp in Poland recall their lives as prisoners and their eventual, desperate escape on October 14, 1943

The stories of people of colour during the Second World War. The first episode focuses on soldiers who fought on D-Day

Mariana uncovers a supply chain of American firearms being smuggled into the hands of drug cartels, fuelling record levels of gun violence in Mexico

Mariana attempts to understand the vanity, insecurity and greed that's driving the unregulated, billion-dollar black market in body-enhancing drugs

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend travel to Northern Ireland as they fight rust and time to save a Land Rover Defender with a heroic rescue past

Brace for disaster as dams fail, buildings collapse and engineers race to stop towering structures from falling apart.

A behind-the-scenes look at Guinness's Dublin factory, learning about a process that involves harvesting, roasting and brewing to produce one of Ireland's favourite exports

How the popular Boeing 747 is being upgraded to challenge new models such as the Airbus A380, which has proved tough competition for the American company

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