National Geographic Channel +1 Friday

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An attack forces an American submarine into a disastrous dive, and the crew struggles to regain control while battling a chemical fire that threatens their air supply

Three air disasters that provoked fundamental changes to airport security, including a smoking gun found in wreckage, an explosion over the Atlantic, and a fire on the runway

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

The archaeologists explore the spectacular tombs of its pharaohs, hunt for the mummy of a missing state official, and unearth the burial of a member of the Egyptian high society

Exploring the end of the Second World War in Western Europe from various perspectives, using restored and colourised archive footage. The first episode focuses on D-Day

New colourised footage and testimony reveal the true cost paid by the Allies and civilians to free Belgium and the Netherlands from Nazi occupation

In late 1944, Hitler forces the Americans into their biggest and bloodiest battle of the war when he launches a surprise attack into liberated Belgium

Uniquely colourised footage and oral testimony reveal the cost of liberating Western Europe in the last year of the Second World War

An investigation into the 1999 Paddington train crash that killed 31 people, asking who was to blame and whether the accident could have been avoided

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a 1962 Rover P4 100 in Shrewsbury, dealing with water leaks and an upgraded alternator

As the war finally arrives on German soil, US soldiers must smash through two layers of the infamous Siegfried Line to seize the city of Aachen

Experts investigate what caused the explosion of Itavia Flight 870, which crashed into the Tyrrhenian Sea between Ponza and Ustica in June 1980

Experts reveal what they have learned about the middle ages from a collection of treasure found by a metal detector enthusiast in 2009

Documentary exploring new evidence concerning the original purpose of the stone circle, and the possibility that it was believed to be a way of containing spirits of the dead

Investigators try to work out why the only Bangkok building to collapse in an earthquake was the newest one. Plus, a devastating Danish fire and a deadly wind from a tall tower

Plane crashes caused by communication breakdowns expose the changes that need to be made to an overburdened air traffic control system

News is received of an emergency on an incoming flight. Plus, customs staff uncover a bag of uncut diamonds, and a cargo of racehorses causes major problems

In Almería, a patrol boat tries to seize two empty dinghies after unloading illegal occupants, while colleagues chase drug trafficking rafts in Cádiz

As much as 30 percent of our seafood has been caught illegally. Mariana searches for the fish pirates who make billions each year while destroying our oceans

An elderly woman arriving at JFK airport from Peru is supected of carrying drugs concealed in bottles. At MIA, a sting operation is carried out on a shipment of paintings

Customs officials at MIA search a passenger with a suspicious story and new suitcase. At JFK, a package containing a pair of cowboy boots raises questions

Part one of two. The production of Halloween treats such as molasses kisses, zombie chocolate bars and candy apples

Part two of two. A look at the production of Halloween treats such as spooky marshmallow lollipops, milk chocolate witch bars and bat cookies

Every year, the number of shark attacks in Hawaii always doubles in one specific month. Scientists try to solve the mysterious phenomenon of Sharktober

In 2016, New Caledonia sees an unprecedented five shark attacks, two of them fatal. Scientists scramble to explain this horrifying surge

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