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The production of stuffed manzanilla olives, and how drinkable yoghurts are made

A look at how three million tomatoes a day are processed to make pasta sauces, and the methods use to produce rhubarb and strawberry jams

Using the latest technology and research, dive beneath the Nile and uncover a missing ancient wonder and once fabled city of the early Egyptian world

U-boat ace Werner Henke and his crew face one of their toughest tests of the war when they run into one of the Hunter Killer Group's anti-submarine warships

The story of Lt Commander Malcolm Wanklyn, whose submarine, HMS Upholder, was involved in a disastrous incident when it and another British vessel accidentally targeted each other

The point in the war when the Allies took the beaches of Northern France. They then faced a brutal fight through enemy territory in a bid to liberate Europe

It's 1944, and the Allies have launched a daring attack on the Nazi-occupied Netherlands in a bid to bring the Second World War to an end

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

Recently recovered film footage of the Zeppelin crash provides a fresh insight into the reasons for the disaster

Part one of two. Albert Lin goes in search of the truth behind Bible stories, beginning by visiting ancient sites in Egypt to explore the Parting of the Red Sea

Part two of two. Albert Lin uses space age technology to uncover the story behind the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, monitoring destructive weather in the Holy Land

When a massive explosion tears a hole in a 747 over Hawaii, the search for answers ultimately leads to a deadly short circuit

Landing at one of the world's most challenging airports, a passenger plane comes in like a fighter jet, skids off the runway and bursts into flames

Experts investigate what caused the explosion of Itavia Flight 870, which crashed into the Tyrrhenian Sea between Ponza and Ustica in June 1980

ACI examines one of the greatest aviation mysteries: the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

Experts investigate the fate of Port Royal. Known as 'the wickedest city on Earth', it was a famous hangout for pirates until an earthquake and tsunami sucked it into the ocean

True stories of warfare and soldiers who risked their lives for their comrades, beginning with the Battle of Mogadishu and a pilot who has held captive for 11 days

Experts head inside America's opioid crisis for a hard-hitting look at how heroin is tearing lives apart

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Triumph TR7

After dangerously undercutting its rivals at auction, the Danley Demolition team tries to salvage valuables from an old boarding house

Danley Demolition Crew gets to work dismantling a 150-year-old house, but things get spooky when the team discovers creepy cages in the basement and a cryptic message on a wall

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind grape jam, pierogis and chocolate-covered pretzels

Discover how to make half a million Egg McMuffins, what it takes to become a professional oyster shucker, and visit the home of America's top-selling kosher wine

A combination of space vehicle designers, manufacturing engineers and robotics come together to build and launch the world's first mass-produced satellites

The factory that produces the world's most powerful tractors, and which incorporates a giant iron foundry into its advanced manufacturing operation

A tiny leopard tortoise is having trouble breathing, possibly due to pneumonia. A baby rabbit may need surgery for a lump on its chin, and a Nigerian Dwarf goat won't pee

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