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Floating bridges connecting communities where traditional structures cannot. Crews must act fast to prevent traffic, weather and shifting water from causing major problems

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

Aerial footage of railway journeys. In the opening episode, the Glacier Express is filmed from above, winding along alpine peaks as it connects St Moritz and Zermatt

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take on a 1992 Saab 900 Turbo, belonging to a former electrical engineer who has recently fallen ill

Behind the scenes at one of the world's busiest airports. Staff learn that an A380 with a faulty engine is set to make an emergency landing on one of the runways

When the cockpit window of Sichuan Airlines 8633 explodes, the crew somehow battles gale-force winds and oxygen deprivation to safely land the plane

The events of 1944, when the Japanese turn in desperation to killer planes, rocket bombs and super torpedoes guided not by machines, but by human pilots

The 600km Siegfried Line, considered one of the greatest fortifications in warfare history. The campaign to breach it cost 140,000 American casualties

Archaeologists follow a trail of clues towards the tomb of Cleopatra. Experimental technology makes a breakthrough beneath an ancient temple, and in a bustling city centre

Experts use cutting edge computer graphics to uncover forgotten shipwrecks from the American Revolution, revealing startling new evidence about the conflict

Nazi scientists' research into securing important weather data, allowing them to stay one step ahead of Allied attempts to foil their new radar technologies

Experts investigating the crash of a plane near Guantanamo Bay uncover a danger to cargo pilots around the world

Three disasters are forensically dissected, from Challenger's fatal launch to a cable car tragedy and an ice rink roof collapse

The pilots of a crashed cargo jet believe they lost both engines. But when the wreckage emerges from the Pacific, the evidence tells another story

The story of British Airways Flight 38, which was on final approach into London Heathrow Airport when it crashed just short of the runway on 17 January 2008

How more than 300 passengers on Air France Flight 358 escaped after the plane veered off a Toronto runway and caught fire in August 2005

Field workers help the homeless people staying at the station, while enforcement officers deal with an aggressive can collector

In Miami, Homeland Security Investigations run a delivery of ketamine, resulting in a large seizure of guns, MDMA and a mysterious new drug

Archaeologists uncover ancient medical secrets

Jay makes a big find under a pile of rubble in an 18th-century mill, including a set of antique tiles with an estimated value of $140 each

A look how certain foods are made in factories, including Mediterranean flatbread, jam-filled oat bars and crinkled potato chips

A look at how Indian pakoras, French Napoleon bars, creamy and spicy jalapeno hummus and sea-salted caramels are made in factories

It's baby boom time on Africa's vast Serengeti Plain. One million wildebeest halt their migration to give birth. And there are predators everywhere

The fascinating story of the Christmas crab - a landbound creature that takes an extraordinary annual trip to the ocean

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