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Spotlighting the process of making Mexi-Fries from potatoes, chocolate almond toffees connected to a comedy sketch, and a California distillery that makes absinthe

A look at the production of jawbreakers, ground coffee, empanadas and cocktail sauce

Tunnels are engineering marvels, cutting through the landscape and creating direct routes - until they cave in. Plus, a sudden bridge collapse in Miami

Thord puts his life in danger to rescue one truck that skidded to a stop on the ice, while rookie Raido battles icy conditions to recover a fish truck.

Thord and Erlend are spooked while trying to rescue a van beside a graveyard, and Bjoern gives rookie Jan Erik a lesson in becoming a proper rescuer

Thord tries to tow out a car that crashed into a field after a snowstorm, while a driver steers his truck off the road to avoid a collision in the north

In August 1944, an American artillery observer and his radio is all that stands between the French town of Mortain and capture by the Nazis

An American soldier must crawl through an enemy minefield to capture German machine gun nests holding up his unit in the Hurtgen Forest

Footage reveals how Jewish and Polish prisoners were forced into slave labour as Nazi soldiers enjoyed rest and recreation in Paris

Footage of battles in Asia, Stalingrad and Egypt, and the implementation of the Final Solution by the Nazis

As the Nazi war machine reaches the English channel in 1940, Hitler forms a strategy to destroy Britain's air power and land troops in southern England

Part one of two. Documentary charting the dictator's rise to power, from his beginnings as a struggling artist in Vienna to his eventual demise in Berlin

Part two of two. Exploring Hitler's rise to the position of chancellor in 1933, and how he set out to ensure the Nazi party's members dominated every aspect of German society

Experts uncover evidence for the origins of the Bible's Flood story and explore the earliest known ancient blueprint for the Ark itself

In an epic feat of leadership and perseverance, Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton kept his crew alive against all the odds. A century later, explorers search for his lost ship

How the SAS launched a daring mission in August 2000, hoping to rescue 12 British soldiers held captive by rebel militia in war-torn Sierra Leone

A covert special forces unit and an international team of undercover investigators join forces to hunt down a notorious sex trafficking ring

CBP officers in McAllen shut down the port over a potential bomb threat. HSI San Diego conducts a sting operation to arrest fentanyl traffickers

Sean Rich discovers an old wheelock, rumoured to have been partly designed by Leonardo da Vinci, which if true would increase its value

In Colorado, Sean Rich examines a 76lb bar of silver that may have come from the most famous Spanish shipwreck rescue in history

Find out how the cheese met the peanut butter in this legendary sandwich snack and discover how 1.5 million blueberry dumplings are produced in just one shift

Australian style soft liquorice owes its success to a blunder and find out the secret to making perfectly seasoned plantain chips

The making of over 120 million bottles of Jack Daniels whiskey a year, from the grains that turn into mash, the distilling process, and the charcoal mellowing and barrel storage

The story of how space rockets are built by US company ULA, starring from metal sheets to a 1.3-million pound-heavy service to the stars

Keepers help Katie the koala get better by ingesting her partner's feces. Over at The Wilds, the team welcome several newborn baby takins