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A look at the production of cabbage rolls, sweet and salty popcorn and potato skin chips

A look at the production of Shreddies, Black Forest cake and tzatziki

Jay makes a big find under a pile of rubble in an 18th-century mill, including a set of antique tiles with an estimated value of $140 each

The team searches a disused paper factory. However, as the facility has plans to become a museum it remains unclear whether they will be able to acquire any assests

Exploring the life-or-death journeys of migrating animals across the world. In spring, animals from all over the South Atlantic descend on the Falklands

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Discover how everyone's favourite beer, fruit-flavoured ice cream beads, and delicious carrot cakes are created from raw materials to finished products

Meet the great grandson of legendary bourbon-maker Jim Beam and discover how chocolate milk and burritos are created from raw materials to finished products

Thord and Bjoern face the ultimate rescue challenge when a truck is destroyed after crashing 40 metres down a mountainside

When a mountain blizzard causes a double accident, Bjoern is forced to call his rivals for help

Thord puts his life in danger to rescue one truck that skidded to a stop on the ice, while rookie Raido battles icy conditions to recover a fish truck.

How a China Airlines 747 broke up in mid-air in 2002. Examination of the wreckage showed the cause was a single piece of patched-up hull

Investigators struggle to gain access to the remote site where a Santa Barbara Airlines flight crashed in 2008

Historian Onyeka Nubia investigates Spain's Moorish forts, while Spanish Historian Claudio Lozano reveals how Cádiz resisted attacks from Queen Elizabeth I

Five months after D-Day, the ground war finally arrives on German soil as British soldiers attack in the shadow of Hitler's infamous Siegfried Line

A US Parachute Infantry Regiment protects a critical bridge from a Nazi battle group during the opening days of the Battle of the Bulge

Sonar technology is used beneath Normandy's waves for a powerful look at the more than 100 ships wrecked during the largest amphibious invasion ever

In 1943, Hitler is desperately trying to change the course of the war, while the Allies prepare to rid the world of the Nazi leader once and for all

It's 1944, and as the Allied forces take over the West and Nazis retreat in the East, Hitler leads his country to its ruin from his underground bunker

A look at Egypt's New Kingdom era, exploring why the mummies of the period's most famous pharaohs were found stashed in an unmarked tomb

Experts explore the first tomb containing a body to be discovered since Tutankhamen's burial place was unearthed - and which contains 30 more mummies in an adjoining chamber

Archaeologist Pepi Papakosta goes in search of the conqueror's final resting place in an Egyptian city he founded, discovering a rare marble statue and a network of secret tunnels

Ruins of ancient civilisations in the Mediterranean, examining relics of the Minoans, the Greeks, the Carthaginians and the Romans to determine how these societies collapsed

The crash of a German plane flying over the French Alps, which inexplicably began losing altitude. The explanation for the disaster proves far more shocking than anyone expected

When two float planes carrying tourists collide near a spectacular Alaskan waterfall, investigators turn to 3D technology to figure out why

Danley Demolition Crew gets to work dismantling a 150-year-old house, but things get spooky when the team discovers creepy cages in the basement and a cryptic message on a wall

The team members suffer a setback when the house they have been asked to tear down is vandalised and its valuable contents removed

A look at the production of lasagna, school-safe brownies and Canadian maple syrup

A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring cake pops and slice cream

The team members find a valuable Windsor icebox, an Edison phonograph and a secret manual for the Boeing B-52 bomber in an old farmhouse

The team uncovers a Depression-era portrait, a Zenith radio and a home-made hot rod at a disused cotton factory in Georgia

Experts explore the communities along the southern Californian coast to uncover the reasons behind a series of attacks in 2014 and 2015