Sky History 2 Sunday

Across the world, there are stories of treasures that have been lost for centuries. This programme considers that these ancient relics have been hidden by extraterrestrials

Experts question what probes on Mars may have found over the past 40 years, asking if Nasa could be hiding proof of life on the Red Planet from the public

Exploring how Lawrence of Arabia used guerilla warfare against the Ottoman Empire's railways and what lies beneath New York's Grand Central Station

The astonishing accounts of four railway journeys that changed history, including the perilous expedition that made a young Winston Churchill world famous

Musketoon Operation, a daring, commando raid on a German-held electricity generating station at Glomfjord in Norway, carried out by British and Norwegian commandos in 1942

Military combat specialists Karl Ude-Martinez and Kevin Hicks test out swords, spears and armour as they investigate the British uprising against the Roman army

Kevin Hicks and Karl Ude-Martinez test a cannon, grenade and Brown Bess musket as they explore what it was like to face a Napoleonic charge

Al faces up to the richest nation on Earth to discover how the former British colony of America somehow slipped through its fingers, joined by guest Reginald D Hunter

Across the world, there are stories of treasures that have been lost for centuries. This programme considers that these ancient relics have been hidden by extraterrestrials

Experts question what probes on Mars may have found over the past 40 years, asking if Nasa could be hiding proof of life on the Red Planet from the public

Examining what would happen to the food industry in mankind's absence, with supermarkets becoming overrun by rodents and insects, and some foods lasting for ever

Examining how a huge force of water would affect an unpopulated planet, with the Sydney Opera House collapsing and famous paintings being destroyed

Discovering the fate of the holiday industry in a post-apocalyptic world, with luxury resorts and cruise ships falling apart

A look at some of the most notable catastrophes in history, from the Hindenburg disaster to the Wall Street Crash and China's Cultural Revolution

The Codex Gigas, also known as the 'Devil's Bible', is a giant medieval tome that some believe contains a malevolent power. Experts investigate its legendary secret

The fate of Pharaoh Ramses III has been clouded by rumours of a family plot against him. This film explores the tomb and uncovers evidence to support this

Professor Alice Roberts revisits the death of Mary I. The daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, she experienced phantom pregnancies in her desperation for a child

Across the world, there are stories of treasures that have been lost for centuries. This programme considers that these ancient relics have been hidden by extraterrestrials

Experts question what probes on Mars may have found over the past 40 years, asking if Nasa could be hiding proof of life on the Red Planet from the public

An exploration into the dark art of spy-craft, from the frankenkitty to the umbrella gun, reveals the deadliest spy weapons deployed to gather information and assassinate enemies

Cameras follow the structure's Raven Master, and General Nicholas Houghton, former Chief of Defence staff and current Constable of the Tower

How an encrypted German telegram offered the key to saving Britain in its darkest hour. A team of geniuses set about decoding the message to help win the Great War

The story of US Navy Boatswain Mate Robert Young, who witnessed a green fog in the Bermuda Triangle - and experienced a spiritual warning that he claims saved his life

Car builder Ian Roussel challenges his unique fabrication with projects to create custom one-of-a-kind vehicles for his clients, taking it 'outside the box' with some vintage tin