Sky History HD Sunday

Rick and Corey race to San Diego for a spin in the classic car Hell's Chariot from the movie Grease. Chum takes a whack at a Punch-a-Bag game once played by Jack Dempsey

A customer walks into the pawn shop with a Tommy Boy poster signed by Chris Farley. Meanwhile, Rick tries not to slip up when making a deal on a pair of snowshoes

Scientists explore how Earth would transform if humans vanished, here considering how the global retail machine would collapse

The 1866 Fetterman Fight, aka the Fetterman Massacre, when a group of infantry, cavalry and civilians was wiped out by Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes

Helen Skelton and Alex Langlands explore the history of Stonehenge, examining the stones that make up the structure, their acoustic properties, and how they were transported

Helen Skelton and Alex Langlands venture to Lindisfarne and the Isle of Man to unearth the secrets of Viking burial grounds

Experts seek a lost garden planted in 1592 as part of a three-day party commemorating the defeat of the Spanish Armada, an event attended by Elizabeth I

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

Dan Jones explores the turbulent history of the Tower of London, which has been a military fortress, a palace, a royal mint, a prison, a zoo and a place of execution

Dan Jones explores the history of Warwick Castle, which was established by William the Conqueror in 1068 and transformed into a stone fortress two centuries later

Dan Jones heads to Gwynedd to explore the history of Caernarfon Castle, the military importance of which faded at the end of the 15th century when Henry Tudor became king

The defeat at Stalingrad in 1943, which was the turning point of the Second World War and convinced the Nazi leadership to intensify their terror and propaganda campaigns

The survivors and the winners of the Second World War wanted to blame the Germans. At the time, no one knew whether the Germans had really broken with the Nazis

Passengers are searched for illegal objects. Officers stop a father taking his children outside the US despite having a court order that prevents him from doing so.

Officers think they've found a victim of trafficking in San Francisco, over a million dollars worth of crystal meth in Honolulu and drug smugglers in Newark.

Professor Alice Roberts revisits the death of Henry IV, best known for usurping and murdering his cousin Richard II

Professor Alice Roberts delves into the life and death of Anne, Queen of England from 1702 to 1714, who shockingly endured 17 failed pregnancies

Rylan and Alice Roberts visit Manningtree, where in 1645 Witchfinder General Matthew Hopkins terrorised women with brutal Puritan zeal and torture

Reported encounters with enormous, human-like beings, exploring how some archaeologists claim to have found skeletons of extraordinary size

The Great Pyramid of Giza remains one of the most captivating mysteries of the ancient world. Compelling evidence suggests it may have functioned as an ancient power plant

The life of self-proclaimed faith healer and psychic Edgar Cayce. He became a worldwide sensation in the early 1900s, claiming to receive visions of both the past and future

Passengers are searched for illegal objects. Officers stop a father taking his children outside the US despite having a court order that prevents him from doing so.

Officers think they've found a victim of trafficking in San Francisco, over a million dollars worth of crystal meth in Honolulu and drug smugglers in Newark.