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Discover how delicious peanut butter cups, pound cakes and butter chicken cooking sauce are created from raw materials to finished products

Discover how a famous eco-minded breakfast cereal, luscious raspberry creams, and bagel crisps are created from raw materials to finished products

Drone technology is used to uncover what lies inside the never-opened tomb of China's first emperor

Archaeological teams across the Middle East embark on a new season of excavations, uncovering the cities and civilizations featured in the Bible

Experts try to solve paranormal phenomena, looking at the Bermuda Triangle in the hope they can determine what has caused ships and planes to disappear

They disappeared without a trace or a soul to tell their tale. Shipwrecks so mysterious, their fate became the stuff of legends, until now.

Part one of two. Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi begins to unravel the extraordinary truth behind the legend of Tutankhamun, investigating the pharaoh's curse

Part two of two. Ella Al-Shamahi dives deeper into the truth behind Tutankhamun's curse - can modern science can explain a number of the deaths attributed to it?

Scientists examine wreckage on the sea bed to reveal the truth about mysterious disasters, including a plane that vanished over the Bermuda Triangle and an unusual battleship

Italy's Morandi Bridge was an engineering marvel - until it was a national embarrassment. Plus, as impressive as billboards are, they can really come down hard

An investigation into the fate of the Hindenburg airship, the largest of its kind when built, which exploded in 1937 in a tragedy that killed 36 passengers and crew

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 why Air Florida Flight 90 stalled straight after take-off and plunged through ice into Washington's Potomac River in January 1982

Part one of two. Documentary about elite German soldiers who perpetrated huge massacres on the Eastern Front in the last year of the Second World War

Part two of two. Documentary about elite German soldiers who perpetrated huge massacres on the Eastern Front in the last year of the Second World War

The stories of people of colour during the Second World War. The first episode focuses on soldiers who fought on D-Day

Approaching Taipei in an intensifying electrical storm, China Airlines Flight 676 falls out of the sky, killing all 196 people on board

How Notre Dame cathedral caught fire despite state-of-the-art smoke detection equipment. Plus, is there such a thing as an earthquake-proof building?

Glass is one of the most versatile materials in the construction world. It's both practical and beautiful, but when it fails, it's not all it's cracked up to be

The destruction of an old paper mill proves a tough challenge for the crew, and the team members search for valuables to make the effort worthwhile

Sean meets a man who spent years unknowingly playing with an incredibly valuable toy and finds a veteran who owns one of his favourite weapons

Shooter heads to the range with an MP5 sub-machine gun while Jim gets his hands on a Colt .45 that supposedly belonged to Buffalo Bill

A look at how certain foods are produced, including smoked salmon and ravioli

The production of tortillas, and an insight into how sugar is made for the masses, following the process from plant to plate

Doctors rush to treat a red-footed tortoise who is unable to walk and may have a spinal injury, a rabbit recovering from getting her head stuck in her cage

A rabbit's broken leg may be more serious than originally thought, and a cockatoo travels for three hours to the surgery to be cured of a perpetual plucking habit