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Analysis of the Champlain Towers Condominium collapse in Surfside, the Kursk submarine disaster sinking in the Barents Sea, and the Kings Cross train station fire

In a rush to complete their flights, three different flight crews skip key procedures, ignore signs of danger and make deadly decisions

How more than 300 passengers on Air France Flight 358 escaped after the plane veered off a Toronto runway and caught fire in August 2005

Careening into a mountaintop just minutes from the runway, an American charter flight becomes the worst aviation disaster in Portuguese history

Stories about the history of the Tower of London, including why it took executioner John Ketch five blows to decapitate the Duke of Monmouth in July 1685

Experts reveal what they have learned about the middle ages from a collection of treasure found by a metal detector enthusiast in 2009

The story of the Second World War, featuring haunting images of Jewish persecution and footage of Hitler taken by his partner Eva Braun at his Alpine retreat

The truth behind the defeat of France, featuring footage of German soldiers celebrating on the beaches of Dunkirk, and French civilians fleeing the Nazi advance

A look at the strategy and series of errors that led to the sinking of the Bismarck in 1941, an incident during which more than 2,000 German sailors were killed

Tim and Fuzz come to the aid of a former builder who has been working on restoring a rare 1967 Lancia Flavia Coupe, but has been prevented from finishing the job by health problems

At Oxyrhynchus, a sealed sarcophagus reveals a stunningly preserved mummy, while a team searches for a long-lost burial chamber in Philadelphia

How an insect nest was blamed for an accident in which a Boeing 737 crashed into the sea off Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, in 1996

An expose of the medications Adolf Hitler was taking, how much he took and how often, and whether drugs played a role in the Fuhrer's behaviour and actions

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

AMO agents seize over $60 million of cocaine out at sea

Experts try to determine how a Boeing 737 managed to veer more than 1,000 kilometres off course before crashing in a remote part of the Amazon jungle in September 1989

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

An investigation into a medieval sword lodged in a stone at a remote church in Italy, and the mysteries surrounding the so-called Orpheus amulet

How sweet and crispy waffles, tangy, crunchy Doritos, dark chocolate milk, and a cheesy Indian dessert is really made

Sean Rich and the team discover one of the most expensive and secret weapons of the Second World War, as well as an axehead that could be 1,000 years old

Sean Rich finds an 18th-century blunderbuss, a huge gun that was used by pirates to debilitate treasure ships, and discovers a potentially priceless First World War helmet

Featuring a California bakery that produces an 80-foot long fig newton and a giant churn that turns 5,500 pounds of organic cream into a large chunk of butter

Featuring a Charleston tea plantation, Hoisin sauce that has been sent to outer space, and ice cream sandwiches that have been a San Francisco tradition since 1928

With unprecedented access to one of America's largest and most popular zoos, hear the dramatic, heartwarming stories that keep this place moving

With unprecedented access to one of America's largest and most popular zoos, hear the dramatic, heartwarming stories that keep this place moving

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