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A further look at some of the world's most strange unexplained phenomena. This episode looks at the disappearance of union official Jimmy Hoffa in July 1975

The mysterious phone call from an apparently middle-aged woman who predicted the murder of President John F Kennedy in November 1963

Predicting what could happen to religious symbols and artefacts after the disappearance of man, including the Christ the Redeemer statue of Rio de Janeiro

An exploration of Ragnarok and the chambers of horror. Plus, a penguin apocalypse, an attack of mega-mice and a family holiday - North Korean style

How new weapons with immense force define the wars of the 20th century. International experts test the catastrophic effects of destructive weaponry

Stories of naval ships that sank below the waves, from veterans who survived during the Falklands War to a hi-tech mission to solve a Second World War mystery

Experts analyse whether natural causes were responsible for the volcanoes, earthquakes and floods of ancient times - and the possibility that it was down to aliens

Giorgio Tsoukalos draws on evidence from past series as he asks whether extra-terrestrials could have introduced the Greeks and Egyptians to electricity

Experts unseal the truth about the potential aliens living and working among humans

Tony Robinson embarks on a walk across Wiltshire, from Avebury to Stonehenge, telling the story of the development that occurred in the latter days of the Neolithic era

The story of how a local dispute over land ownership in Norfolk in 1549 sparked one of the most violent rebellions by peasants against authority

A further look at some of the world's most strange unexplained phenomena. This episode looks at the disappearance of union official Jimmy Hoffa in July 1975

The mysterious phone call from an apparently middle-aged woman who predicted the murder of President John F Kennedy in November 1963

Predicting what could happen to religious symbols and artefacts after the disappearance of man, including the Christ the Redeemer statue of Rio de Janeiro

An exploration of Ragnarok and the chambers of horror. Plus, a penguin apocalypse, an attack of mega-mice and a family holiday - North Korean style

How new weapons with immense force define the wars of the 20th century. International experts test the catastrophic effects of destructive weaponry

Stories of naval ships that sank below the waves, from veterans who survived during the Falklands War to a hi-tech mission to solve a Second World War mystery

Analysis of four distinct events, including the historic 1937 Hindenburg airship disaster and a motorist's fight for survival from a falling forest

With time running out, the team returns to Le Chameau for another attempt with one final push to find the Chameau's remaining fortune and complete the mission

Experts analyse whether natural causes were responsible for the volcanoes, earthquakes and floods of ancient times - and the possibility that it was down to aliens

Giorgio Tsoukalos draws on evidence from past series as he asks whether extra-terrestrials could have introduced the Greeks and Egyptians to electricity

Experts unseal the truth about the potential aliens living and working among humans

Tony Robinson embarks on a walk across Wiltshire, from Avebury to Stonehenge, telling the story of the development that occurred in the latter days of the Neolithic era

The story of how a local dispute over land ownership in Norfolk in 1549 sparked one of the most violent rebellions by peasants against authority

Professor Alice Roberts explores historic cataclysmic events to dispel the myths regarding whether man's ancestors believe they were cursed

Mike Hall puts his all into the construction of a '71 Camaro to honour a friend battling cancer