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A plane carrying footballer Emiliano Sala vanishes over the English Channel, but questions are raised when investigators find the wreckage

Photographer Chris Burkard ventures deep into China's Guizhou province, exploring world-record bridges, white-water canyons, vast caves and sacred peaks

From perilous daylight raids over occupied Europe to the road to D-Day, discover how the B-17 Flying Fortress became a symbol of Allied air power and WWII victory

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a sports car for a former ambulance driver in Plymouth, who was forced to abandon the project for health reasons

Glass is one of the most versatile materials in the construction world. It's both practical and beautiful, but when it fails, it's not all it's cracked up to be

A reconstruction of TAM Airlines Flight 3054 crash at Sao Paulo's Congonhas airport in 2007, and the suggested reasons as to why it occurred

In 1940, 400,000 Allied troops find themselves surrounded by Hitler's army at Dunkirk. Can they escape and make it back to Britain unscathed?

Maritime archaeologists hunt beneath the waves for Civil War secrets as they reveal how the battle on the seas shaped the outcome of the conflict

The truth behind the so-called Curse of Tutankhamun, plus clues to how the ancient Egyptians used magic and spells to protect the dead

When young boss Ole Henrik makes the decision to send his rookie crew out on their first solo mission, he has to come to the rescue himself

Photographer Chris Burkard ventures deep into China's Guizhou province, exploring world-record bridges, white-water canyons, vast caves and sacred peaks

German investigators are stumped when two planes collide while flying in the skies over southern Germany

Highlights from the series, including a look at history's largest amphibious invasion, with 7,000 Allied vessels and 150,000 troops

Compilation of highlights from the series, including one of the most audacious bombing missions of the Second World War and the race to stop Hitler's aerial assaults

Some of the most powerful weapon of the Second World War, from the gun batteries lining the Axis coasts to Britain's Tall Boy bunker-busting bombs

Investigating how American Airlines Flight 587 crashed in New York City, killing 265 people just months after the terrorism attacks of September 2001

Thord puts his life in danger to rescue one truck that skidded to a stop on the ice, while rookie Raido battles icy conditions to recover a fish truck

Amidst fears of unchecked scientific progress, Mary Shelley transformed a nightmare into one of the most enduring horror stories ever

The reporter follows a smuggling route of cars stolen from the US to shipping containers bound for West Africa, where the demand is skyrocketing

One-off special in which Hazen Audel leads 200 reindeer to their spring habitat in the Arctic Circle

One-off special. Hazen Audel leads a herd of yaks over the foothills of the Himalayas to reach the ancient fortress city of Lomanthang

Examining how classic tootsie pops, salty twisty pretzels, tiramisu and sweet and tangy ketchup are made for consumption

An insight into how sweet and spicy ginger beer, cheesy portable pizza pockets, tangy double lollipops and chocolate toffee nut clusters are made

Dr Kelleher gives a goat an ultrasound to check for a urinary infection, and a guinea pig could be pregnant, but has already been diagnosed as unable to survive giving birth

A tiny leopard tortoise is having trouble breathing, possibly due to pneumonia. A baby rabbit may need surgery for a lump on its chin, and a Nigerian Dwarf goat won't pee

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