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Physicist Bob Lazar, who says he was hired to reverse-engineer an alien spacecraft by the US government, with a fuel source that had the power to change the world

Throughout history, there have been stories of strange beings unlike anything known to exist on Earth This programme examines whether they could be more than just mythology

In a Danish bog, hundreds of mutilated ancient bones are found, while a mysterious deserted island belonging to Russia is explored

A look at the Heinkel He 111, one of the most numerous and esily recognised German aircrafts of the Second World War. Plus, how it became a guinea pig for future bombers

Satellites orbiting the Earth detect a weird pattern in the Arctic ice that has strange parallels to mystery markings found on Mars

Physicist Bob Lazar, who says he was hired to reverse-engineer an alien spacecraft by the US government, with a fuel source that had the power to change the world

Throughout history, there have been stories of strange beings unlike anything known to exist on Earth This programme examines whether they could be more than just mythology

Louisiana homicide detective Rod Demery and geneticist, archaeologist and forensics expert Professor Turi King revisit the story of Ötzi the Iceman

Dan Jones explores the history of Dover Castle, revealing that Henry II ordered its construction partly out of guilt for the murder of Thomas Becket

A look at how the ancient world created incredible power tools and machinery, from stone and granite cutters to fire engines and precise surgical instruments

A look at the Heinkel He 111, one of the most numerous and esily recognised German aircrafts of the Second World War. Plus, how it became a guinea pig for future bombers

Journalist Tony Harris and his team of experts analyse evidence of unidentified submerged objects and render a verdict on whether evidence of UFOs can be found underwater

An eye-opening journey investigating the startling mysteries captured by satellites orbiting the Earth - from hidden worlds to unexplainable natural phenomena

Previously sealed documents hint at compelling new theories about extraterrestrials as experts question whether former US presidents may have been concealing the truth

How Germany, Italy and Japan's ruthless, brutal occupation and exploitation of other countries contributed to the demise of the so-called Axis Powers

How conflict has reshaped nations and devastated generations. Wars dominate history, but the reasons for them starting are constantly disputed

In a Danish bog, hundreds of mutilated ancient bones are found, while a mysterious deserted island belonging to Russia is explored

Richard Rudgley travels to Scandinavia, home of the Vikings, to discover how they sought out new lands across Europe in the aftermath of the fall of the Roman Empire

Physicist Bob Lazar, who says he was hired to reverse-engineer an alien spacecraft by the US government, with a fuel source that had the power to change the world

Throughout history, there have been stories of strange beings unlike anything known to exist on Earth This programme examines whether they could be more than just mythology

Dan Jones explores the history of Dover Castle, revealing that Henry II ordered its construction partly out of guilt for the murder of Thomas Becket

Documentary examining the factories of yesteryear, capable of forging enough iron to equip a Roman army and make thousands of chariots to take the ancient Egyptians to war

Previously sealed documents hint at compelling new theories about extraterrestrials as experts question whether former US presidents may have been concealing the truth

Journalist Tony Harris and his team of experts analyse evidence of unidentified submerged objects and render a verdict on whether evidence of UFOs can be found underwater

From octopuses that can edit their DNA to jellyfish that can live for ever, this edition considers whether such unusual creatures were delivered to Earth by aliens