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Fridays are always busy, with more passengers meaning more problems. Today staff face an air ambulance emergency, security breaches and passenger with illegal drugs

The accident that befell West Caribbean Airways Flight 708 in August 2005, when faulty engines and bad weather caused the plane to stall in mid-air

One of Spain's worst ever aviation disasters, which seemed to have a clearly identifiable cause until conflicting evidence was found in the cockpit recorder

An investigation into the crash of Continental Connection Flight 3407 in 2009. Fifty-one people died when it plummeted into a house in north-east Buffalo, 10km from the runway

Albert adventures to Israel, Scotland, and Sudan, using advanced technology to strip back the layers of time, and reveal ancient lost cities

The first manned mission to the Titanic in nearly 15 years, using a specially equipped sub to scan the wreckage and gain a fuller picture of the disaster

As his Reich crumbles around him, Hitler retreats to the Führerbunker in Berlin, where desperation and personal betrayal leads him to a dark decision

A look at the importance of Panzers in Hitler's conquest of Poland and France, and how the armoured vehicles finally met their match when they took on the Soviet Union's T-34 tanks

Maritime archaeologists and historians go in search of the biggest wrecks ever sunk, using cutting edge computer graphic to analyse how these huge vessels ended up on the seabed

Marfan syndrome means Andrew can no longer work on his classic 1971 sports car so he is in for a surprise when Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw sneak it away for a secret fix-up

How the Japanese army turned to ancient warrior traditions during the battle of Saipan - a conflict where defeat would place US aircraft dangerously close to their home country

The errors that caused the deaths of 118 people in the 2001 Linate airport disaster in Milan, when a pilot was forced to rely on ground controllers for take-off

Security staff accompany two undocumented migrants to the asylum seekers application centre, while travelers are reunited with their property in lost and found

Dr Zimbardo defends his famed experiment, and an unexpected reunion takes place, exposing new layers of the story

Highlights from the series

Experts examine dashcam footage to discover why a plane clipped an elevated highway before crashing into Taipei's Keelung River

The events leading up to the crash of Japanese Airlines Flight 123 in 1985, which resulted in the deaths of 520 people

A whopping 25,000 ecstasy pills bound for PHL are intercepted in Germany. CBP finds $143K of meth at the border and an ancient statue at JFK

Sean meets a man who spent years unknowingly playing with an incredibly valuable toy and finds a veteran who owns one of his favourite weapons

Danley Demolition's risky gamble to tear down a fire-damaged building pays off when a valuable collection of sporting memorabilia is uncovered

A job at an old school house proves lucky for the team when a Second World War Enigma machine worth up to £60,000 is spotted and recovered

A glimpse behind the scenes at the manufacturing of crunchy bars and red velvet cake

The processes involved in the manufacturing of spicy Montreal coffee and roasted peanuts

Out at The Wilds, an expecting giraffe is showing signs it's time. At the Columbus Zoo, a cougar is brought in for a mysterious eye issue

Heidi Rose finds a mate, a herd of onagers are wrangled into the barn for their annual check-ups, and the zoo's red pandas step on the scale

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