Sky History 2 Saturday

Experts investigate the mysterious origins of mummification and any possible influences exerted by extraterrestrials

Giorgio Tsoukalos examines the notion that extraterrestrials could have left clues to the universe's mysteries

The case of Jeremy Bamber, who was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his family in 1985, but decades later still maintains his innocence

A documentary on the death of Rhys Jones, an 11-year-old who was shot and killed while walking home from football practice in Croxteth, Liverpool, in August 2007

Documentary examining the fatal stabbing of 21-year-old motorist Stephen Cameron during an escalated occurrence of road rage on the M25 in 1996

Dan Jones explores the history of Dover Castle, revealing that Henry II ordered its construction partly out of guilt for the murder of Thomas Becket

Dan Jones explores the turbulent history of the Tower of London, which has been a military fortress, a palace, a royal mint, a prison, a zoo and a place of execution

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

Experts investigate the mysterious origins of mummification and any possible influences exerted by extraterrestrials

Giorgio Tsoukalos examines the notion that extraterrestrials could have left clues to the universe's mysteries

Andy McGrath heads to Scotland, learning about a terrifying family of cannibals who used to prey upon weary travellers, and the prehistoric origins of the Loch Ness monster

Andy McGrath joins a team of Nessie experts and volunteers to carry out the biggest search for the Loch Ness Monster in 50 years

How the licensing of Disney products becomes a lucrative industry and the gold standard for multimedia corporations all over the world

Featuring a mythical sculpture unearthed by an Indian tsunami, a 12th-century temple in quake-prone Mexico and a sunken ship in Utah's Great Salt Lake

A look back at shockingly dangerous 'cures' advertised and offered to the public, without any redress being offered when they failed

Drama-documentary telling the story of the Roman Empire. Emperor Trajan throws his great games of AD 107, and the crowd is treated to a rare spectacle - female gladiators

Experts use forensic archaeology to investigate elongated skulls that may unlock the secrets of an advanced, lost civilisation. Narrated by Jamie Theakston

Experts investigate the mysterious origins of mummification and any possible influences exerted by extraterrestrials

Giorgio Tsoukalos examines the notion that extraterrestrials could have left clues to the universe's mysteries

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

The 1941 attack on Pearl Harbour introduced a powerful new element into the war. This documentary features eye-witness accounts and archive footage of the conflict in the Pacific

The Second World War Battle of Leyte Gulf, which saw three days of ingenious strategy and white-knuckle combat between warships, aircraft and kamikazes

The murders of 16 people in the town of Hungerford, west Berkshire, in August 1987, when unemployed labourer and antiques dealer Michael Ryan went on a shooting spree

How the trade in stolen antiquities and art has become a major source of income for gangs and terrorists. This episode focuses on thefts from the land of the pharaohs

Investigators find evidence suggesting that ancient aliens saved humanity from great floods