National Geographic Channel Saturday

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A visit to Ferrari's factory in Maranello, Italy, where molten metal is shaped into the 200mph sports car using ground-breaking robot technology

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend are off to Manchester to pick up a 1978 Bedford HA ice-cream van that belongs to Barbara, who has served the locals for more than 50 years

Tim and Fuzz take on carpenter Mike's 1980 Ford Escort RS2000. After his son's road accident, Mike's family want to repay his selfless devotion and give him the Car SOS treatment

Tim and Fuzz restore a 1990s Japanese super saloon for a Devon man forced to give up driving when he developed cancer. However, the underside of the car has been eaten away by rust

Investigators trying to find the cause of a plane crash in Detroit make the discovery that the tragedy happened because of a danger that the industry has known about for years

Reconstructing the forced landing at sea of a plane flying from Italy to Tunisia in 2005. The ensuing investigation saw nine men charged with criminal negligence

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

The history of the ancient South American civilisation. The first episode examines the beginnings of the Inca empire

The Inca Empire expanded at lightning speed, and its monumental works stretched across South America. Under the conqueror Tupac Yupanqui, the empire grew through force and strategy

An insight into what caused a Flash Airlines flight to plummet into the Red Sea, only moments after it had taken off from Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, in January 2004

Investigators examine similarities between a crash landing at Tokyo's Narita Airport and an accident at Newark Airport more than a decade earlier

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

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

Will joins local Waorani elder Penti Baihua in the Amazon in search of the world's biggest snake: the giant green anaconda

Documentary investigating the death of Poland's President Lech Kaczynski, who was killed in a plane crash in 2010, discovering there was more to the incident than pilot error

Experts investigate the 1956 collision of two planes over the Grand Canyon in Arizona, and reveal a problem that threatened the entire aviation industry

Investigation into the 1979 crash of American Airlines Flight 191, which killed all 271 people on board in one of the United States' deadliest aviation accidents

How cool and refreshing frozen yogurt, ultra creamy brie, hot and crispy spring rolls, and gooey sweet Georgia browns are produced

How sweet and crispy waffles, tangy, crunchy Doritos, dark chocolate milk, and a cheesy Indian dessert is really made

HSI busts a ketamine smuggler in Miami, K9s sniff out fentanyl in San Diego, and JFK officers uncover ancient gold looted from Afghanistan

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 Airbus constructs the H-125, the world's most popular single engine helicopter

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