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In Michigan, Maiya May observes the explosive end of a coal plant and in Atlanta, she discusses climate challenges with Dr Marshall Shepard

Neil Oliver explores the legacy of the Romans, digging beneath a London tower block and investigating the remains of a woman who lived in York 1,800 years ago

Historian Stephen Baxter explores his own theory about the purpose of the Domesday Book - an 11th-century record of land and property ownership in England

Part one of two. David Reynolds exposes the cover-up of American president Franklin Roosevelt's failing health and explores the impact it had on the Second World War

Part two of two. The story of Franklin Roosevelt's leadership in the Second World War through stories of the women who sustained him in his final years

In Michigan, Maiya May observes the explosive end of a coal plant and in Atlanta, she discusses climate challenges with Dr Marshall Shepard

Neil Oliver explores the legacy of the Romans, digging beneath a London tower block and investigating the remains of a woman who lived in York 1,800 years ago

Historian Stephen Baxter explores his own theory about the purpose of the Domesday Book - an 11th-century record of land and property ownership in England

Part one of two. David Reynolds exposes the cover-up of American president Franklin Roosevelt's failing health and explores the impact it had on the Second World War

Part two of two. The story of Franklin Roosevelt's leadership in the Second World War through stories of the women who sustained him in his final years

Neil Oliver explores the legacy of the Romans, digging beneath a London tower block and investigating the remains of a woman who lived in York 1,800 years ago

Historian Stephen Baxter explores his own theory about the purpose of the Domesday Book - an 11th-century record of land and property ownership in England

Part one of two. David Reynolds exposes the cover-up of American president Franklin Roosevelt's failing health and explores the impact it had on the Second World War

Part two of two. The story of Franklin Roosevelt's leadership in the Second World War through stories of the women who sustained him in his final years

A look at how the conflict became an intelligence war, as the police and the army made efforts to infiltrate paramilitary organisations and recruit informers

Historian Stephen Baxter explores his own theory about the purpose of the Domesday Book - an 11th-century record of land and property ownership in England

In Michigan, Maiya May observes the explosive end of a coal plant and in Atlanta, she discusses climate challenges with Dr Marshall Shepard

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home