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Qantas Flight 32, which on November 4, 2010 suffered an uncontained failure in one of its engines, leading to a series of failures and a tense emergency landing

Reconstruction of a 2010 disaster, when the pilots of Qantas Flight 32 were forced to deal with a series of failures resulting from an explosion in the engine of their A380

The loss of Adam Air Flight 574, which disappeared from radar screens in 2007 and crashed into the Java Sea, off Indonesia, killing 102 people on board

The 2011 disaster that saw Manx2 Flight 7100 cleared for landing at Cork Airport, only to go into a severe roll and crash into the runway, leaving six passengers and crew dead

Scientist Ella Al-Shamahi examines new evidence that female Viking warriors fought alongside their male comrades on the battlefield more than 1000 years ago

Off the coast of Sweden, experts search for the battleship the Mars, which vanished more than 450 years ago and is shrouded in legend and mystery

In April 1940, German battleships attack key Norwegian ports, but the British Navy are on their tail in a fierce fight over control of Norway

In May 1941, the new Nazi battleship Bismarck set out to destroy Allied convoys in the Atlantic. It was up to the Royal Navy to stop it in its tracks

As the explosion of a railway bridge heralds a new phase of reconstruction, officers help a woman who has fallen on an escalator

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly restore a Fiat 500 for a man who was forced to abandon it by a series of family tragedies

How the Japanese navy built the world's largest battleship, and how the changing course of the war led to it being redesigned to face new challenges from Allied aircraft

Documentary exploring the mysterious accident involving Arrow Air Flight 1285, a crash that killed 248 American soldiers in Canada in December 1985

Stanley delves into the identity of Italy's northernmost region, where many speak German as well as Italian, and the cuisine reflects both cultures

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Stockport to take on a 1994 Vauxhall Cavalier Turbo owned by a man left unable to move from the neck down after an accident

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly restore an Aston Martin DB6 for an owner who has been prevented from working on it by health problems

Investigators search for a plane that disappeared above the Java Sea with 162 passengers on board, and discover how correcting a routine fault had devastating results

How the SAS launched a daring mission in August 2000, hoping to rescue 12 British soldiers held captive by rebel militia in war-torn Sierra Leone

A vast amount of hidden cash is found in Atlanta, $2 million worth of drugs are seized in San Diego, and precious smuggled books are uncovered in New York

In Colorado, Sean Rich examines a 76lb bar of silver that may have come from the most famous Spanish shipwreck rescue in history

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

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

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

A flamingo suffers from a possibly life-threatening throat problem, a pallas cat is rapidly losing weight, and an orphaned baby gorilla is welcomed into a new family

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

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