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The disaster that occurred at Fukushima nuclear plant, a Manhattan crane collapse, and the fire on the aircraft carrier USS Forrestal are analysed

Pilots are prepared to cope with a range of emergency scenarios, but failures in training can lead to catastrophe in the cockpit

How a fire erupted on board Air Canada Flight 797 in June 1983, killing 23 of the 41 passengers

After the crew manage to land an aircraft on the fritz, investigators must determine how a freshly serviced plane was released with a fatal flaw

The execution of Henry VIII's wives Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, and the suspected suicide of Lady Arabella, a threat to the ruling Stuart dynasty

Archaeologist Pepi Papakosta goes in search of the conqueror's final resting place in an Egyptian city he founded, discovering a rare marble statue and a network of secret tunnels

The wrecks of planes and ships from the Battle of Britain, revealing new details on how British forces were able to repel the possibility of a Nazi invasion

The construction of the largest battleships ever seen, and fortified bunkers designed to protect German U-boats

Documentary examining the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in 1941, which occurred on a Sunday, when the anti-aircraft guns were unmanned and ammunition was locked away

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw's plans to restore a beloved 1963 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider grind to a halt when its owner is hit by a crippling medical condition

The archaeologists explore the spectacular tombs of its pharaohs, hunt for the mummy of a missing state official, and unearth the burial of a member of the Egyptian high society

Aviation experts examine the events surrounding a mid-air collision between a brand new business jet and a passenger plane over Brazil in September 2006

Some of the most dramatic collapses in history, including the destruction of buildings, towers, bridges and cranes

When a UK power station reached the end of the road, it took all the power with it. Plus, disasters involving landslides, tyres and inevitable human error

Tim and Fuzz put their restoration skills to the test when they restore a Wolseley Hornet, a car that has no manual and requires rare parts

Investigators examine similarities between a crash landing at Tokyo's Narita Airport and an accident at Newark Airport more than a decade earlier

HSI agents pursue a drug smuggler through a car park, while CBP uncovers a shipment of ancient artefacts

How wars have begun over almost anything, from an unprovoked invasion to a lost ear, a pastry or a stolen bucket

Examining how chewy chocolate treats, nutty health bars, creamy orange bonbons and popular zesty condiments reach the masses

Bidders vie for an 18th-century flintlock. The four-barrel gun was so complex and expensive to produce that only the wealthy could afford one, making such items highly desirable

Sean Rich finds a simple Italian flintlock that hides a deep valuable secret in Colorado where the team also discovers a Second World War searchlight

A look how certain foods are made in factories, beginning with toffee, pesto, coffee beans and rice

A look at how certain foods are prepared in factories, including chocolate ice-cream cones, pasta, pop and chewing gum

An ostrich named War lives up to his name and puts up a good fight. Plus, a greater one-horned rhino welcomes another new calf to the herd

It is springtime at the Columbus Zoo, which means annual giraffe checkups with extensive hoof care and more

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