National Geographic Channel Sunday

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An army of workers serve Cold Stone ice cream, five Vietnamese brothers perfect flaky French pastries, and watch flying fish while ordering crab cakes in Seattle

Explores some of the Lone Star State's favourite foods: including chicken-free Chick-O-Sticks candy, and a two-ounce energy drink that delivers a wallop

At Rome's Fiumicino Airport, Border Police stop a father and son travelling with fake passports, and a Bulgarian woman who has been flagged by police remains defiant

At Italy's busiest airport, police seize cocaine soaked in pyjamas and hidden in a stuffed animal. Elsewhere, passengers are stopped at immigration

A look at what caused the Hughes Airwest Flight 706 to collide with a US Marine Corps F-4 Phantom at 15,000ft over California on June 6, 1971

Experts investigate the cause of Crossair Flight 498's crash in 2000. Phone interference was initially suspected, though drugs were later found in the captain's bag

Examining the 1974 plane crash during the Vietnam War that claimed the lives of more than 250 people, many of them Vietnamese orphans

The Second World War history series tells the story of how future Hollywood star Audie Murphy sent his company back during an enemy counter-attack

In the aftermath of the D-Day landings, Nazi paratroopers try to defend Carentan and prevent US forces from regrouping on Utah and Omaha Beaches

Hitler's plan to create one of history's greatest air defence systems, by nationalising the production of aircraft and munitions under the strategy of Total War

Uncovering what is left of Hitler's sea-faring structures, which were built in a bid for world domination

An investigation into the mysterious disappearance in 1945 of Nazi submarine U-745, whose captain's frozen body was later found off Foglo island in Finland

Recently recovered film footage of the Zeppelin crash provides a fresh insight into the reasons for the disaster

Part one of two. Documentary about Hitler's private army, formed in 1925 from volunteers who were subjected to intense propaganda and aspired to become part of a racial elite

Part two of two. A look at the role of the SS in the Holocaust, with many volunteering to run the death camps, believing the massacre was for the good of their nation

The nuclear meltdown at Three Mile Island, and a small truck fire that became a lethal inferno

A reconstruction of the 2007 disaster in which Air Moorea Flight 1121 crashed just a minute after take-off on the French-Polynesian island, killing the pilot and all 19 passengers

Investigators struggle to gain access to the remote site where a Santa Barbara Airlines flight crashed in 2008

The fascinating story behind the most famous witch trials in history - taking place in Salem in 1692

The factory that produces the world's most powerful tractors, and which incorporates a giant iron foundry into its advanced manufacturing operation

How high-tech machinery, hand-crafting skills and global logistics combine to make a best-selling brand of sneakers across the world

A glimpse behind the scenes at the manufacturing of crunchy bars and red velvet cake

The processes involved in the manufacturing of spicy Montreal coffee and roasted peanuts

Diego needs cash quick when he comes across a hoard of platinum, so he empties his bank account and pawns his motorbike. Is it the deal of a lifetime or has he made a huge mistake?

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

A flamingo suffers from a possibly life-threatening throat problem, a pallas cat is rapidly losing weight, and an orphaned baby gorilla is welcomed into a new family

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