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Paul Murton explores Kerrera, Seil and Eileach an Naoimh, and learns about the vital role steam-powered ships played in providing the islands with a link to the mainland

Following the descendants of the people who battled the discriminatory White Australia Policy and reuniting one Singaporean family after 75 years apart from their relatives

The siege of Paris in 885, which was just part of the Vikings' persistent and bloody attacks on Francia

Political turmoil in Norway leads the Vikings to journey west. On their travels, they become the first Europeans to reach North America

How the Viking Empire came to an end with the Normans finally gaining control of the English Kingdom in 1066

Paul Murton explores Kerrera, Seil and Eileach an Naoimh, and learns about the vital role steam-powered ships played in providing the islands with a link to the mainland

Following the descendants of the people who battled the discriminatory White Australia Policy and reuniting one Singaporean family after 75 years apart from their relatives

Factual series documenting some key events from the 20th century, beginning with Germany launching its offensive in May 1940

A look at the impact of the invasion of the coast of Normandy in June 1944 and how in the 100 days following, the world saw the end of Nazi dominance in Western Europe

An insight into the conflict that came about when Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal and why the British and French were obliged to withdraw

A look into the events that occurred in the 100 day period that began with the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr and ended with the murder of Robert F Kennedy

Investigating the events of the 100 days that surrounded the fall of The Berlin Wall and the impact it had on The Soviet Union

Investigating Resolution 678, the ultimatum given to Iraq by the UN in hopes of ending their invasion of Kuwait, and Desert Storm - a war costing $61billion and lasting only weeks

Part one of two. The Allies revealed themselves as divided and rivals in peace after 1945. This documentary examines the emerging new world order of the postwar years

Part two of two. How, in great secrecy, top scientists had used wartime to perfect what was to become the absolute weapon - the atomic bomb

Paul Murton explores Kerrera, Seil and Eileach an Naoimh, and learns about the vital role steam-powered ships played in providing the islands with a link to the mainland

Following the descendants of the people who battled the discriminatory White Australia Policy and reuniting one Singaporean family after 75 years apart from their relatives

Paul Murton explores Kerrera, Seil and Eileach an Naoimh, and learns about the vital role steam-powered ships played in providing the islands with a link to the mainland

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

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