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A fresh investigation into the causes of the plane crash in France on July 25, 2000, which killed 113 people, featuring interviews with pilots and crew

A Jensen Interceptor Mark III is the boys' biggest rebuild yet. However, when an estimate puts the bodywork at £25,000, Paul wants to cut their losses and walk away

Bruce Crompton takes Hus on an Italian road-trip, meeting up with dealers whose objects tell the story of Italy's role in the Second World War

A prehistoric megastructure on the sands of an English shore could reveal lost mysteries of the Bronze Age. Experts uncover ancient rituals once performed here

The Tower of London is shrouded in a mysterious, grisly past. Experts use pioneering archaeological methods to examine how it became an infamous prison

Josh tracks down the legend and treasure of the outlaws, The Reno Gang, who stole a fortune until a vigilante mob exacted violent justice

Chasing history's biggest prize - the lost tomb and treasure of Alexander the Great - Josh dives Egypt's coast and tunnels under modern Alexandria

Experts shed light on the mystery of why two suns seemed to appear in the skies over Indonesia, prompting rumours of the existence of a 'dark twin' of Earth's life-bringing star

New research suggests dead stars, known as white dwarfs, could be the key to understanding the universe. Experts investigate this mysterious phenomena

Jeremy Wade explores the dark secrets of a 150-year-old shipwreck off the Mexican coast. Next, he uncovers a boiling river hidden deep in the Amazon

Don examines an ancient carving linked to alien activity, a scalpel used by America's first serial killer and an item buried beneath the World Trade Centre

Don investigates an eerie premonition about a presidential assassination, a legendary treasure and a miraculous resurrection of 40,000-year-old worms.

The solar system is different to others in the Milky Way, but it hides a violent past. Scientists examine the clues to reveal its secret history

A fresh investigation into the causes of the plane crash in France on July 25, 2000, which killed 113 people, featuring interviews with pilots and crew

Archaeologists use new digital technology to understand the ancient moai statues of Easter Island and the purpose behind their mysterious placement

A look at how thousands of tonnes of grapefruit are picked and processed, and how conveyor belts that carry millions of pieces of luggage every year are built

Examining how the world's finest harp strings are made, how they build roof windows that can keep out a hurricane, and how to make Belgian waffles

Design teams analyse extraordinary building mistakes from around the world, exploring what went wrong and how engineers are fixing them

How crime writers research their material, combining the perspectives of police, criminals and journalists to provide detailed accounts of illegal activity

A prehistoric megastructure on the sands of an English shore could reveal lost mysteries of the Bronze Age. Experts uncover ancient rituals once performed here

New research suggests dead stars, known as white dwarfs, could be the key to understanding the universe. Experts investigate this mysterious phenomena

Josh tracks down the legend and treasure of the outlaws, The Reno Gang, who stole a fortune until a vigilante mob exacted violent justice

Chasing history's biggest prize - the lost tomb and treasure of Alexander the Great - Josh dives Egypt's coast and tunnels under modern Alexandria

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