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The Inner Hebrides islands of Gigha and Jura which, despite their close proximity, could not be more different - one being lush and verdant, the other rugged and awe-inspiring

Exposing the secret deportations of the Asian servicemen who served on the Allied side during the Second World War and were torn from their families with the coming of peace

Explore the Vikings' beginnings in Scandinavia and the attack on the holy island of Lindisfarne that heralded the start of the Viking Age

The Siege of York in 866, when the Great Heathen Army laid claim to the Northumbrian capital

The Silk Road opened up a world of trade for the Scandinavians in the East. Seeking further wealth, the Vikings attacked Constantinople, becoming a threat to the Byzantine Empire

The Inner Hebrides islands of Gigha and Jura which, despite their close proximity, could not be more different - one being lush and verdant, the other rugged and awe-inspiring

Exposing the secret deportations of the Asian servicemen who served on the Allied side during the Second World War and were torn from their families with the coming of peace

How notorious dictators seized control, crushed opposition and ultimately fell, beginning with an examination of Kim Il-Sung's rule of North Korea

Examining how Saddam Hussein ruled Iraq with an iron fist for almost 30 years, using fear, intimidation and violence to maintain power like few other dictators in history

Exploring why Benito Mussolini was considered a pioneer among 20th-century dictators and the creation of fascism, an ideology that would plunge Europe into darkness

Examining Manuel Noriega's rise through the Panamanian military to become a dictator, spying for the United States before political crimes led to his downfall

Exploring how Francisco Franco used the tactics of colonial war, including torture, murder and incarceration to win control of Spain and to transform Spanish society

A look at how Idi Amin used lessons learned in the British army to create a dictatorship in Uganda and ruled for eight years

Examining the accident that occurred at Mount Kologet in a remote part of Canada in February 1950, the first crash involving a bomber carrying a nuclear bomb. Part one of two

Delving into the nuclear accidents in Thule, Greenland and Palomares, Spain that left indelible marks on the areas affected despite efforts to keep them secret. Part two of two

Exposing the secret deportations of the Asian servicemen who served on the Allied side during the Second World War and were torn from their families with the coming of peace

The Inner Hebrides islands of Gigha and Jura which, despite their close proximity, could not be more different - one being lush and verdant, the other rugged and awe-inspiring

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home