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The story of the only German submarine captured by the US Navy during the Second World War, examining the battle and its aftermath using archive footage and eyewitness accounts

A Jensen Interceptor Mark III is the boys' biggest rebuild yet. However, when an estimate puts the bodywork at £25,000, Paul wants to cut their losses and walk away

Eccentric military equipment collector Bruce Crompton heads to a Martello Tower on the Channel Islands

With special access to a hi-tech archaeological investigation, experts reveal why Egypt's Black Pyramid collapsed before its pharaoh was buried there

A cutting-edge archaeological investigation uses hi-tech methods to scan the ocean floor in search of sunken sphinxes, temples and shipwrecks

Exploring the wide variety of planets that make up the universe, from giant burning gas spheres to icy orphaned worlds

Declassified files detail how three cosmonauts died in mysterious circumstances while re-entering Earth's atmosphere. Plus, a Nasa rover discovers clues that help solve a murder

Chuck and the team are in Tonopah in Nevada to investigate the story of an alien that had reportedly escaped from Area 51

Josh digs in to unearth the secret world of the Knights Templar. He joins an excavation of a rare Templar gravesite in eastern Europe

Jess and Phil venture deep into the Ozarks to investigate a mysterious predatory beast. New recordings of chilling howls lead to a shocking revelation

Don Wildman investigates an American hero, a flying object and an epic quest

Don Wildman investigates an alleged centuries-long curse connected to the Salem witch trials, a strange helicopter hijacking in Washington, DC, and more

Experts investigate theories surrounding the possibility of time travel, and ask whether it could ever be more than science fiction

The story of the only German submarine captured by the US Navy during the Second World War, examining the battle and its aftermath using archive footage and eyewitness accounts

Microbiology reveals why a Medieval child was buried with a stone in its mouth. Plus, science uncovers the truth behind a terrifying Roman weapon

The construction of electric guitars using Japanese maple and mahogany, and how a 1,700-seat circus can be set up in 36 hours

How a 700-year-old tree is used to produce a two-ton Japanese drum, the methods used by car factories to be environmentally friendly, and Italian pasta-making techniques

Part one of two. Setting out from John O'Groats, the first part of Henry Cole's ride takes in the history, the landscapes and probably the rain of Scotland

Don Wildman investigates an American hero, a flying object and an epic quest

Don Wildman investigates an alleged centuries-long curse connected to the Salem witch trials, a strange helicopter hijacking in Washington, DC, and more

Exploring the wide variety of planets that make up the universe, from giant burning gas spheres to icy orphaned worlds

Declassified files detail how three cosmonauts died in mysterious circumstances while re-entering Earth's atmosphere. Plus, a Nasa rover discovers clues that help solve a murder

Josh digs in to unearth the secret world of the Knights Templar. He joins an excavation of a rare Templar gravesite in eastern Europe

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