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Stanley examines city-countryside connections in Lazio through authentic dishes including Roman pizza, Ariccia's porchetta, rustic fish soup, and spring lamb

Documentary following Paul Salopek and his walking partners as they trek across China

Documentary following Paul Salopek on a trek across China

Investigating the crash of Air France Flight 447, which proved an extremely difficult disaster inquiry as the majority of the wreckage was lost in the Atlantic Ocean

The international conflicts stirred up by plane crashes that killed the Manchester United football team and the President of Poland

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Caterham 7 belonging to a former amateur racer, who had to focus on caring for his family after his wife was diagnosed with cancer

Italy's Morandi Bridge was an engineering marvel - until it was a national embarrassment. Plus, as impressive as billboards are, they can really come down hard

The story behind the Dambusters mission of 1943, for which Allied commanders assemble the very best of their air forces for one of the most audacious bombing missions of the war

Exploring fortifications built during the German occupation of the Channel Islands, intended to transform the group of islands into a single interconnected fortress

The execution of Henry VIII's wives Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, and the suspected suicide of Lady Arabella, a threat to the ruling Stuart dynasty

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Northumberland to rescue a real barn find, an eccentric 1934 Morgan three-wheeler that has sat in a shed for more than 50 years

An investigation into the 1999 Paddington train crash that killed 31 people, asking who was to blame and whether the accident could have been avoided

A commuter turboprop slams into the side of a hill in New Zealand, and the search for answers inevitably leads to the cockpit

The lives of Matthew Hopkins and John Stearne, two witch-hunters operating during England's Civil War

Advanced scanning technology is used to explore the depths of Loch Ness. However, as a full sonar sweep of the loch's depths is performed, more than a monster is revealed

Dr Suzannah Lipscomb and Joe Crowley revisit vengeful acts from European history, including the killing of Mussolini, and an attack that helped shape Napoleon's political career

How an insect nest was blamed for an accident in which a Boeing 737 crashed into the sea off Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, in 1996

It's graduation week. For the remaining students, it means they have one last chance to prove they deserve their prestigious fighter pilot wings

Dangerous weapons concealed in luggage test airport security and paramedics rush to treat a passenger suspected of having a stroke

CBP Nogales catches an internal body carrier and CBP San Diego discovers 22 kilos of meth in a gas tank

How Airbus constructs the H-125, the world's most popular single engine helicopter

The making of over 120 million bottles of Jack Daniels whiskey a year, from the grains that turn into mash, the distilling process, and the charcoal mellowing and barrel storage

Discover how delicious honey, wholesome wheat bread and moreish checkerboard cookies are created from raw materials to finished products

Discover how moreish rainbow candy, tangy rice vinegar and gourmet caramels are created from raw materials to finished products

Everyone at Columbus Zoo is waiting for the first baby giraffe to be born in over 20 years. Zookeepers struggle to round up penguins for their annual check-up

At Columbus Zoo, a massive team is tasked to wrangle an alligator on the loose. An African painted dog overheats during medical treatment, and an elephant performs some yoga moves