National Geographic Channel Sunday

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A look at how buttery shortbread cookies, creamy yule logs, crunchy, minty chocolate bark, and sweet and sour candy canes with a twist are made for the masses

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

The story behind the Dambusters mission of 1943, for which Allied commanders assemble the very best of their air forces for one of the most audacious bombing missions of the war

In December 1944, Hitler launches an all-out assault on the Western front across Belgium and Luxembourg, leading to the Battle of the Bulge

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

Documentary exploring the mysterious accident involving Arrow Air Flight 1285, a crash that killed 248 American soldiers in Canada in December 1985

A turboprop nearly crashes after being struck by lightning, temporarily blinding the crew and disabling their controls. Investigators uncover an unusual design flaw

An American battalion liberates a French port, but within hours of success, the surrounding area is retaken by Nazi forces and they find themselves besieged

An amphibious assault on the last Nazi stronghold guarding the port at Antwerp, while Canadian troops launched a diversionary attack against a heavily defended causeway

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

Gordon explores Ireland's Connemara coastline, foraging for crabs and rounding up lamb before facing off against his former protégé, chef Anna Haugh

Uncover the jaw-dropping town of Malmberget, Lapland's famous Christmas markets and Europe's largest snow village

Part one of two. Ranulph Fiennes and his cousin, actor Joseph Fiennes, travel through British Columbia, canoeing on a waterfall and abseiling down a glacier

Part two of two. Ranulph and Joseph Fiennes go whale watching, while Joe scales a mountain under Ran's expert guidance

Reconstruction of a 2010 disaster, when the pilots of Qantas Flight 32 were forced to deal with a series of failures resulting from an explosion in the engine of their A380

An investigation into the 1958 accident in which the plane carrying Matt Busby's Manchester United team crashed shortly after take-off in Munich, killing 23 of the 44 on board

Homeland Security Investigations cracks down on counterfeit goods in Kansas City, while CBP uncovers a passenger with $200k worth of marijuana

A duty manager encounters a suspicious package, a rookie handles two medical emergencies in one hour and a freight handling crew struggle with a bulging cargo pod

Rich makes a shock discovery in a science lab, while Diego looks to make a mint from old spark plugs and Dave gains access to a huge metal factory

Diego has a new money-spinner on his hands - all he has to do is dismantle an aeroplane - while Rich sees dollar signs when a shop owner offers him 1,000 old mobile phones

A look at how certain foods are made in factories, including Canadian whiskey, brioche and vegetable soup

A look at how certain foods are made in factories, including spanakopita, ginger snaps, tartufo and apple juice

Lee is promised a share of the spoils when he visits a Maine mansion containing a gold coin worth thousands of dollars and an antique Chris-Craft boat

The Danley Demolition Crew bids on a 1920s building on the University of New Hampshire campus, hoping to discover treasures hidden in the former farmhouse

Two Asian small-clawed otters show off their x-ray training skills

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