Sky History 2 HD Sunday

Suggestions of cover-ups over the fact extraterrestrials with a superior knowledge of science and engineering landed on Earth thousands of years ago

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

Machines from the Second World War, focusing on the Spitfire aircraft, which symbolised British hope and resistance and the Tiger tank, which embodied German power

The Vietnam war changed aerial warfare in more ways than one. The Phantom Cobra became the first true fighter bomber of the modern era

A focus from the Russian perspective at the sophisticated Second World War intelligence coups pulled off by the unified country - a nation obsessed with secrecy and espionage

Alice Roberts explores archaeological digs at sites dating back to Viking times, examining signs of the earliest Norse settlers in the Outer Hebrides, and gold pieces found in York

Alice Roberts learns more about mankind's Stone Age ancestors, and travels to Jersey to meet a team hoping to shed new light on the Neanderthals

Alice Roberts explores the Second World War history of Dover, visiting the base where the Dunkirk evacuation was planned and getting a taste of the Battle of Britain

Suggestions of cover-ups over the fact extraterrestrials with a superior knowledge of science and engineering landed on Earth thousands of years ago

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

The story of Herman Goering's younger brother Albert, who was opposed to Nazism and helped Jews and others escape persecution in Germany, but found himself shunned due to his name

A daring plan devised in 1943 by the inmates of the Death Camp at Sobibor, as they staged an organised rebellion to fight back against their Nazi oppressors

Raksha Dave and Alex Langlands join a team from Reading University at a site in Silchester, near Reading, as they examine one of the best-preserved Roman sites in Britain

Alice Roberts explores the history of Oxford during the Civil War, when the city became a power base for the royalist forces and a rival capital for nine years of conflict

When a satellite image reveals a lost jungle in the heart of Africa, scientists embark on a dangerous voyage in search of undiscovered species

Documentary recounting the early development of the American Mafia in New York city and their evolution through the Prohibition era to the booming 1950s

Suggestions of cover-ups over the fact extraterrestrials with a superior knowledge of science and engineering landed on Earth thousands of years ago

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

Road trips are woven into the cultural fabric of North America, but sometimes they can go very, very wrong when they take a wrong turn into the realm of the paranormal

A Bronze Age village, a Notre Dame fire and a 19th-century grave reveal ancient lifestyles. Tar pits showcase extinct mammals and shed light on prehistoric climate change

The story of Herman Goering's younger brother Albert, who was opposed to Nazism and helped Jews and others escape persecution in Germany, but found himself shunned due to his name

A daring plan devised in 1943 by the inmates of the Death Camp at Sobibor, as they staged an organised rebellion to fight back against their Nazi oppressors

Part two of two. Car builder Ian Roussel attempts to finish his wild concept car in time and debut it at a premier car show on the West Coast