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Train crews in the Rockies must haul their 15,000-ton grain train through ice-encrusted tunnels to make their delivery on time

A reconstruction of TAM Airlines Flight 3054 crash at Sao Paulo's Congonhas airport in 2007, and the suggested reasons as to why it occurred

The accident that befell West Caribbean Airways Flight 708 in August 2005, when faulty engines and bad weather caused the plane to stall in mid-air

The 1985 Manchester runway disaster, in which an aircraft's engine failed, causing the deaths of 55 people

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a sports car for a former ambulance driver in Plymouth, who was forced to abandon the project for health reasons

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a 1991 Range Rover, which is a sad reminder of happier days for the owner and her family

The Battle of Britain from a unique aerial perspective, as over 1500 British and German planes engage in a duel to the death above England

The story of the Battle of the Atlantic, the longest military campaign of the Second World War as the Nazis attempted to starve Britain

A revolutionary airport trial 10 years in the making faces cancellation. Australian Border Force new recruit Nelson makes a find

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw travel to Lincoln to restore a Ford Cortina GT belonging to a man suffering from lung disease

Archaeologists uncover a secret sanctuary of pharaoh Ramses the Great, while an excavation leads to a huge discovery, and a priceless treasure is saved with cutting edge technology

The investigation into the crash of a plane that nosedived into a remote desert in Patagonia. A microscopic filament provides the first tangible clue as to what went wrong

Resistance fighters in German-occupied nations risk all to assassinate Hitler. Experts reveal the plot details of each mission

An expose of the medications Adolf Hitler was taking, how much he took and how often, and whether drugs played a role in the Fuhrer's behaviour and actions

Defensive dogfighting proves the toughest test yet, as the students must avoid being shot down by their battle-hardened instructors

The crash of Korean Air Flight 801 in 1997, which killed more than 200 people and was blamed on a catalogue of errors made by the pilot and the airline

A journey through Germany's greatest feats of engineering. From awe-inspiring technology to the secrets of a record-breaking swing bridge across the river Ems

At Italy's busiest airport, police seize cocaine sewn into a shirt, and discover the drug is hidden in a shoe too. Also, a family travelling with fake passports face arrest

HSI seizes cocaine-filled tyre rims in Puerto Rico and a load of meth and fentanyl in San Diego. CBP Miami intercepts $400,000 of cash bound for Cuba

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

A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring soda and breakfast cereal

Two fun-loving brothers put an organic spin on the classic cheese twist. And how does vodka help put the zing in a bacon-scented tomato sauce?

Documentary about Prairie dogs in northern New Mexico. The males battle for supremacy after four months of hibernation - while the females get a bit more sleep

The warm weather brings mating season. Two rival males continue their battle for supremacy, while another waits for the last female in his colony to go into heat

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