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A look at the production of pretzel nuggets, French fried onions and Italian brio soda

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

How a China Airlines 747 broke up in mid-air in 2002. Examination of the wreckage showed the cause was a single piece of patched-up hull

Qantas Flight 32, which on November 4, 2010 suffered an uncontained failure in one of its engines, leading to a series of failures and a tense emergency landing

Exploring the strategies, weapons and structures Poland has used to defend and protect its territories through the ages

Tim and Fuzz are taking on a 1984 Opel Manta GTE owned by a former amateur rally driver, whose family hope that a fully restored car will help bring him out of his shell

Dr Ramadan Hussein examines a 12-tonne sarcophagus with its seal broken and a lid that is not flush with the base, and surmises that the tomb was opened and resealed in antiquity

How a pilot saved the day when he lost all the engines of the aircraft after flying through a thunderstorm 3,000ft above the Gulf of Mexico

How the German army prepared for the D-Day landings, despite having no evidence of exactly where in Europe the Allied forces planned to attack

In the aftermath of the First World War, an Austrian former soldier named Adolf Hitler becomes a local celebrity in Munich's burgeoning far-right political scene

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a Jaguar Mk2 that has been in its owner's family for 40 years, but which he has been unable to work on following an operation

Investigation into the fierce storm and deadly ambition that led to the deaths of eight climbers during their descent of Mount Everest in 1996

The case of a plane that crashed during a top-secret mission in 1961, with a UN Secretary on board

Sweden remains largely unaffected by witch trials, until an event known as the Great Noise sees hysteria spread across the country

A look at the monarch's life, examining claims of illegitimacy, adultery and even the possibility that she was a man

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

Investigators uncover two key factors that led to an Illinois turboprop's horrific crash - a fatal assumption and deadly decision

How Eastern Airlines Flight 401 crashed in 1972 as it prepared for arrival at Miami airport, possibly because a problem with the landing gear distracted the pilots

The Coastguard encounter a potential suicide, drug traffickers carrying three tons of hashish, fishermen invading protected waters and a suspicious German sailboat

Dave hopes to find hidden gold in a former jewellery shop, while Rich makes an unlikely discovery when he clears out an antique dealer's storage locker

The team members suffer a setback when the house they have been asked to tear down is vandalised and its valuable contents removed

Danley Demolition's risky gamble to tear down a fire-damaged building pays off when a valuable collection of sporting memorabilia is uncovered

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind ramen noodle bowls, Challah, and a chewy candy bar

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind green beans, dried pasta, and iced tea

Experts investigate the cause of a series of 23 attacks on the island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean, including nine fatalities

A mysterious series of shark attacks off the New Jersey shore in 1916 in which five people were attacked and all but one died