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Scientists have only recently begun to understand the true nature of our ‘local star', the Sun. This program discusses its past and future, and its effect on our planet

Drew Pritchard spots a 1960s Mini that may be for sale - can he buy it at a good price? Plus, a Cotswold dealer has a Porsche 928, but the budget is hit by some major repairs

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

The Pantheon is a 2,000-year-old temple with a secret. Advanced archaeological methods and new evidence reveal why it was built and how it has survived

The ancient Roman city of Hierapolis is said to hide a secret portal to the underworld beneath its streets. Experts use pioneering technology to investigate

Josh Gates explores the case of Second World War hero Gertrude 'Tommy' Tompkins of the Women Air Force Service Pilots, who went missing when her P-51 Mustang crashed

Josh Gates investigates a code allegedly embedded by Hitler's secretary into sheet music, which could lead to Nazi gold

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

Scientists try to trace the whereabouts of the Milky Way for the past 13.6 billion years, in an attempt to get to the bottom of the mystery surrounding its slow demise

Treasure hunter Darrell Miklos attempts to decode and follow a 'treasure map' created by his boyhood idol, former NASA astronaut Gordon 'Gordo' Cooper

Don Wildman examines the purported diaries of Adolf Hitler, a weather disaster that led to the invention of the bicycle, and a biblical story

Don Wildman investigates the search for a Nazi stockpile of radioactive materials, a scandalous case of stolen identity, and the truth behind a monster

Cosmic rays that damage human DNA are a serious risk in manned space exploration. Can physicists find the source of the rays and help reduce the danger?

Scientists have only recently begun to understand the true nature of our ‘local star', the Sun. This program discusses its past and future, and its effect on our planet

Astronauts detail the events of a classified mission, during which the crew of space shuttle Atlantis discovered fatal damage to heat shields on the underbelly of their ship

The construction of working miniature airports, the design of houses to withstand hurricanes and the cultivation of rhubarb in the dark

The way billions of bees help produce tons of California almonds, how snow is cleared to keep planes functional in Norway, and the removal of tricky stains

The Lee Roy Martin case, which began in 1968 when a reporter received a mysterious phone call from a murderer who threatened to kill again

How the analysis of insects found on dead bodies can be used to calculate time of death, and even offer clues to the victim's identity

The Pantheon is a 2,000-year-old temple with a secret. Advanced archaeological methods and new evidence reveal why it was built and how it has survived

Scientists try to trace the whereabouts of the Milky Way for the past 13.6 billion years, in an attempt to get to the bottom of the mystery surrounding its slow demise

Josh Gates explores the case of Second World War hero Gertrude 'Tommy' Tompkins of the Women Air Force Service Pilots, who went missing when her P-51 Mustang crashed

Josh Gates investigates a code allegedly embedded by Hitler's secretary into sheet music, which could lead to Nazi gold

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home