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A look at the production of cabbage rolls, sweet and salty popcorn and potato skin chips

A look at the production of Shreddies, Black Forest cake and tzatziki

Archaeologist Sam Willis studies satellite footage to learn about a mysterious civilisation that is changing everything we know about ancient China's origins

A breakdown of the Cuban missile crisis, following Soviet submarines carrying nuclear torpedoes, and how a depth charge practice nearly started a nuclear war

Historian Onyeka Nubia investigates Spain's Moorish forts, while Spanish Historian Claudio Lozano reveals how Cádiz resisted attacks from Queen Elizabeth I

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Stockport to take on a 1994 Vauxhall Cavalier Turbo owned by a man left unable to move from the neck down after an accident

Experts explore the first tomb containing a body to be discovered since Tutankhamen's burial place was unearthed - and which contains 30 more mummies in an adjoining chamber

How the pilots managed to avert an even bigger disaster when the aircraft they were piloting over Sioux City, Iowa, crashed on the airport's runway in July 1989, leaving 111 dead

The defensive fortifications built by Japanese forces to cover the entire island of Peleliu during one of the most brutal battles of the Second World War

Discover how Hitler turned Germany into a dictatorship and how he set about expanding the Reich

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore the smallest car they have ever worked on for a man who has endured a series of family tragedies

The disastrous Nasa mission in 1986 to send the first civilian into space on board the Challenger space shuttle, which disintegrated only 73 seconds after lift-off

Experts investigate why Alitalia Flight 404, which crashed into a hill on its way into Zurich in November 1990 - killing everyone on board - was flying so low

Former radar specialists, pilots and security guards at Area 51 cast new light on the secretive and ground-breaking research conducted at the Groom Lake Testing Facility in Nevada

The crash of British European Airways 548, which saw 118 people killed after the plane plummeted into a field shortly after taking off from Heathrow in 1972

At Rome's Fiumicino Airport, Border Police stop a father and son travelling with fake passports, and a Bulgarian woman who has been flagged by police remains defiant

Slamming into a mountain, Japan Airlines 123 becomes the deadliest single aircraft accident in history and threatens to ground 747s worldwide

Qantas Flight 32, which on November 4, 2010 suffered an uncontained failure in one of its engines, leading to a series of failures and a tense emergency landing