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Capri Cafaro explores the storied history of the oyster in South Carolina, an ingredient enjoyed by the first Americans and still used today in Gullah Geechee culture

Clare Jackson examines the history of the royal family and charts the origins of the United Kingdom, beginning with James VI's attempts to unite Scotland and England

Hitler's Nazi empire is in ruins, but there is still a city to take before the allies can declare victory. But as they close in on Berlin, questions about the post-war world emerge

Part two of two. Dramatised documentary revealing the truth behind the myth of the iconic Egyptian ruler

Part one of two. Joann Fletcher examines the lives of ordinary Egyptian citizens 3,500 years ago, beginning by exploring how people dressed and what they ate

Capri Cafaro explores the storied history of the oyster in South Carolina, an ingredient enjoyed by the first Americans and still used today in Gullah Geechee culture

Clare Jackson examines the history of the royal family and charts the origins of the United Kingdom, beginning with James VI's attempts to unite Scotland and England

Hitler's Nazi empire is in ruins, but there is still a city to take before the allies can declare victory. But as they close in on Berlin, questions about the post-war world emerge

Part two of two. Dramatised documentary revealing the truth behind the myth of the iconic Egyptian ruler

Part one of two. Joann Fletcher examines the lives of ordinary Egyptian citizens 3,500 years ago, beginning by exploring how people dressed and what they ate

Clare Jackson examines the history of the royal family and charts the origins of the United Kingdom, beginning with James VI's attempts to unite Scotland and England

Hitler's Nazi empire is in ruins, but there is still a city to take before the allies can declare victory. But as they close in on Berlin, questions about the post-war world emerge

Part two of two. Dramatised documentary revealing the truth behind the myth of the iconic Egyptian ruler

Part one of two. Joann Fletcher examines the lives of ordinary Egyptian citizens 3,500 years ago, beginning by exploring how people dressed and what they ate

Hitler's Nazi empire is in ruins, but there is still a city to take before the allies can declare victory. But as they close in on Berlin, questions about the post-war world emerge

Part two of two. Dramatised documentary revealing the truth behind the myth of the iconic Egyptian ruler

Capri Cafaro explores the storied history of the oyster in South Carolina, an ingredient enjoyed by the first Americans and still used today in Gullah Geechee culture

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