National Geographic Channel Thursday

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Discover how a team of ice carvers make an ice bar for a wedding. Plus, discover how a bakery produces 200 brioche buns for a special BLT sandwich

Can a team of intrepid bakers fulfil a huge order for Mother's Day lunch at the Four Seasons hotel. Plus, how do the village juicery produce cold pressed juice?

The case of a flight that disappeared from radar while headed for Angola. Wreckage was found in a remote Namibian park, presenting NTSB investigators with their largest-ever case

Exploring the wreckage of ships from the Battle of Jutland in 1916 to answer a question that has gone unanswered for more than 100 years - which side actually won

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

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend come to the rescue of their first-ever custom car - a radically modified VW Beetle called a VW Wizard

The case of a Chinese plane that crashed minutes from touching down in Japan. Initial reports suggest the pilots are to blame, but after two years, a more complex reason emerges

Aviation experts try to determine what went wrong when a Concorde exploded into flames moments after leaving Charles de Gaulle International Airport near Paris in July 2000

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

The Boeing 737 that crash-landed on the M1 in Leicestershire in 1989, resulting in the deaths of 46 people. The programme asks why the pilots shut down the only working engine

Marfan syndrome means Andrew can no longer work on his classic 1971 sports car so he is in for a surprise when Tim and Fuzz sneak it away for a secret fix-up

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

The air force investigation into a US military jet that crashed in Croatia in 1996 with American commerce secretary Ron Brown on board

Cutting-edge visuals drain the water around Alcatraz to reveal why the infamous prison was so inescapable. Plus, what the bay's fault lines could mean for San Francisco's future

Documentary exploring Casuarina maximum security institution in Western Australia. The crowded facility houses 600 inmates, including serial killers, sex offenders and terrorists

Mario struggles to find food in the White Mountains, while the Rowland family battle treacherous ground to fish for Dolly Varden trout

The crash of SilkAir flight 185 in 1997, which suddenly plunged 35,000ft while flying over Indonesia, killing 104 people

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

Officers arrest a man with cocaine-filled food packages, and a woman caught transporting drugs reveals she has also been sent to work as a prostitute

The salvage experts head to the barns in which the Chrysler motor company began, discovering a gold mine of vintage vehicles and signs

A look at the production of hot sauce, lemon Italian ice and packed peanuts

A look at the production of Dijon mustard, coconut macaroons and hazelnut cream-filled wafers

Rich gets access to a manufacturing equipment warehouse and finds a robotic arm, while Dave searches old cars for catalytic converters that contain valuable platinum

Dave tries to get his hands on some old gold-mining equipment, believing it may still contain fragments of the precious metal. Rich gets the chance to search an old building

The reasons why animals may abandon a plentiful life, with food, safety and shelter, in favour of hardship

Experts head to 'the shark capital of the world', a small stretch of Florida's coastline where humans are more likely to be bitten by a shark than anywhere else on the planet

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