National Geographic Channel +1 Monday

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A glimpse behind the scenes at the manufacturing of crunchy bars and red velvet cake

The processes involved in the manufacturing of spicy Montreal coffee and roasted peanuts

The case of a commuter plane that crashed mere seconds after take-off in 1985 - a year infamous for having the highest ever numbers of deaths in civilian aviation

Explorers discover the troubled history of Japan's Battleship Island, strange trees on the island of Socotra, and a skull found in a cave on Indonesia's Flores Island

A look at the importance of Panzers in Hitler's conquest of Poland and France, and how the armoured vehicles finally met their match when they took on the Soviet Union's T-34 tanks

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly get a classic 1960s Sunbeam Alpine belonging to a former mechanic ready to go back on the road

Fuzz and Tim head to Co Durham to secretly fix-up an Austin Healey for John, who has Parkinson's disease - and set out to make his classic car dreams come true

A plane crashes just short of the runway in San Andres. While bad weather is thought to be the cause, investigators uncover something more troubling

With real-time access to a US border security team, discover the extraordinary story of how Mexican cartels have smuggled cocaine into the US over the last 40 years

How the Nazis' extensive rail network was put to its most dreadful purpose - transporting prisoners to the concentration camps for execution in vast numbers

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw come to the aid of a bricklayer whose 1986 Ford Sierra RS Cosworth was neglected after a family tragedy

A secret tunnel and forgotten temple gives an ex-lawyer a lead on the whereabouts of Queen Cleopatra's tomb. Experts dive for the lost city of Alexandria

When a massive explosion tears a hole in a 747 over Hawaii, the search for answers ultimately leads to a deadly short circuit

Autumn 1942: German and Italian forces threaten British-controlled Egypt and the Suez Canal as the war comes to a head in the North African desert

The pilots of a crashed cargo jet believe they lost both engines. But when the wreckage emerges from the Pacific, the evidence tells another story

The story of citizens most urgently affected by the melt in Alaska, faced with becoming climate refugees

The errors that caused the deaths of 118 people in the 2001 Linate airport disaster in Milan, when a pilot was forced to rely on ground controllers for take-off

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend take on a 1992 Saab 900 Turbo, belonging to a former electrical engineer who has recently fallen ill

People share stories of close encounters with entities associated with the phenomena, while professionals try to make sense of their experiences

How high-tech machinery, hand-crafting skills and global logistics combine to make a best-selling brand of sneakers across the world

Sean Rich finds a simple Italian flintlock that hides a deep valuable secret in Colorado where the team also discovers a Second World War searchlight

The team evaluates a medieval lance and a 17th-century rapier. Plus, two guns that do not appear to have triggers are analysed

Discover how a team of ice carvers make an ice bar for a wedding. Plus, discover how a bakery produces 200 brioche buns for a special BLT sandwich

Can a team of intrepid bakers fulfil a huge order for Mother's Day lunch at the Four Seasons hotel. Plus, how do the village juicery produce cold pressed juice?

At the Columbus Zoo, keepers form extraordinary bonds with the animals in their charge

With unprecedented access to one of America's largest and most popular zoos, hear the dramatic, heartwarming stories that keep this place moving