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How a serious design flaw in a cargo door brought down a DC-10 aircraft, even though it had been identified by investigators as the cause of a similar crash two years earlier

An assessment of rumours that a Boeing 747 jet was carrying illegal arms when it crashed during a routine flight from Taiwan to Johannesburg in 1987

Highlights from the series, revealing the secrets behind the designs of the massive mechanical marvels driving industrial progress

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw get their hands on a Mazda MX5 that needs putting back on the road

Examining how two aircraft came to collide in mid-air near the southern German town of Uberlingen in 2002, causing the deaths of 45 children

A plane ends up at the wrong end of a runway in heavy fog, leading to a collision that kills eight people - but it seems the pilots' personalities may have also been a factor

Matching archive film and photography to their original locations, this documentary provides a unique perspective on the most extraordinary events of the Second World War

In 1942, the Nazis develop the world's first cruise and ballistic missiles. The Allies had to stop Hitler before he rained down terror from above

The story of pirate-turned-colonial governor Henry Morgan, revealing the circumstances that led him to imprisonment in the Tower of London

Uncovering the true story of one of the darkest crimes on the high seas, the sinking of the MV Lucona and its crew, all to claim an insurance pay out

The Battle of Britain from a unique aerial perspective, as over 1500 British and German planes engage in a duel to the death above England

An investigator tries to prove the cause of a plane crash in 1991 that killed 23 people, including an astronaut, when manufacturers dismiss the official explanation as impossible

Part one of two. The story of the Nazi youth organisation, which was used to indoctrinate German boys in the 1930s and prepare them for the war Hitler was planning

Part two of two. A look at the expansion of the organisation in the build-up to war, and the efforts of the Allies to counter the indoctrination of captured Nazi soldiers

The lessons learned from nuclear disasters including Chernobyl, Fukushima and Three Mile Island, which have guided engineers toward a safer future and the pursuit of nuclear fusion

When an Amazon cargo plane nosedives into a swamp outside Houston, the investigation brings to light a pilot with a long history of failures.

Spring break puts new pressure on the airport infrastructure, its staff and the very planes themselves

A DJ is hiding drugs in shower gel, a doctored passport leads to possible human trafficking, and a passenger without a visa may miss her honeymoon

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw try to restore a tatty Mk.1 Toyota MR2, but soon discover there's more to this little sports car than meets the eye

CBP Nogales uncovers cocaine in the bumper of a car crossing from Mexico, and CBP Atlanta stops a woman smuggling underaged puppies from Brazil

How do a team of chefs prepare meals and snacks from scratch for childcare centres in the Toronto area? Plus, how does a bakery deal with a large order of carrot cakes?

How will a mobile taco van fare at a food truck competition? Meanwhile, can a bakery be able to produce a bespoke desert for a ladies golf tournament?

Experts explore the communities along the southern Californian coast to uncover the reasons behind a series of attacks in 2014 and 2015

Exploring the shoreline surrounding Recife in Brazil, one of the world's most dangerous sites for shark attacks with over 60 attacks since the 1990s, nearly half of them fatal

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