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William Shatner addresses planet Earth itself, which remains in large part a mystery to the eight billion people who live on it

A Kazakh farmer discovers ancient burial sites that may determine whether or not the legend of the Amazon women warriors is myth or reality

The legends of ancient giants surrounding a mysterious monument in the Holy Land. Plus, how satellite images help with the investigation into a missing boy

How Germany, Italy and Japan's ruthless, brutal occupation and exploitation of other countries contributed to the demise of the so-called Axis Powers

In 1943, Germany fell at Stalingrad, its first major defeat. In the Pacific, Japan lost momentum after the US won at Guadalcanal

The number 12 holds divine significance in numerous sacred traditions and is found repeatedly in ancient architecture. This programme reveals why

According to the earliest Tibetan traditions, hidden in the Himalayas is Shambhala, a kingdom of the gods. This programme assesses whether such a mystical realm might truly exist

Strange lights reported in 1980 by security officers near the East Gate of RAF Woodbridge - a US Air Force base in Suffolk

Texas police receive several calls about an unusual flying object, and a property inspector is knocked unconscious when he comes in contact with a strange metallic object

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs around the country, beginning with a Roman-themed edition focusing on the skeletons of 97 babies found beside the Thames

Andy McGrath goes searching for dragons in Somerset and visits the grave of Arthur and Guinevere in Glastonbury Abbey

William Shatner addresses planet Earth itself, which remains in large part a mystery to the eight billion people who live on it

A Kazakh farmer discovers ancient burial sites that may determine whether or not the legend of the Amazon women warriors is myth or reality

The legends of ancient giants surrounding a mysterious monument in the Holy Land. Plus, how satellite images help with the investigation into a missing boy

How Germany, Italy and Japan's ruthless, brutal occupation and exploitation of other countries contributed to the demise of the so-called Axis Powers

In 1943, Germany fell at Stalingrad, its first major defeat. In the Pacific, Japan lost momentum after the US won at Guadalcanal

How the church of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, rebuilt by the Roman Emperor Justinian, has survived 1,500 years of turbulent history

Galen of Pergamon makes a name for himself as a physician for gladiators in the arena. A devastating plague sweeps through the city

The number 12 holds divine significance in numerous sacred traditions and is found repeatedly in ancient architecture. This programme reveals why

According to the earliest Tibetan traditions, hidden in the Himalayas is Shambhala, a kingdom of the gods. This programme assesses whether such a mystical realm might truly exist

Strange lights reported in 1980 by security officers near the East Gate of RAF Woodbridge - a US Air Force base in Suffolk

Texas police receive several calls about an unusual flying object, and a property inspector is knocked unconscious when he comes in contact with a strange metallic object

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs around the country, beginning with a Roman-themed edition focusing on the skeletons of 97 babies found beside the Thames

Andy McGrath goes searching for dragons in Somerset and visits the grave of Arthur and Guinevere in Glastonbury Abbey

Allen Haff and Ton Jones try to raise money to fix their truck. Plus, they get their hands on a foosball table, Tommy gun drums and a hoard of Twinkies

The guys battle it out with a fierce former employee, and a set of monster truck tires and a mystery box are their last chance to come out on top

Remarkable feats of military engineering, focussing on the robot that defused bombs both on foreign battlefields and British streets, and an astonishing Gulf War minelayer