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Explore the dark treacherous waters of the Black Sea, which contain a treasure trove of sunken wrecks that have been near-perfectly preserved in its murky depths. 7+

Dive into the most exciting Great Lakes discoveries from the last decade, including a mysterious group of ships that haven't been seen since 1914. 7+

Qantas 32: In 2010, just after take-off, Qantas Flight 32 suffered engine failure that severely compromised the aircraft, leading to two tense hours in the air. 7+. (S1, ep 9)

BA38: British Airways Flight 38 was on final approach into London Heathrow Airport when it crashed just short of the runway on 17 January 2008. 7+. (S1, ep 10)

Killer Attitude: The cockpit voice recorder raises disturbing questions when investigators examine the wreckage of Northwest Airlink Flight 5719's fatal crash. (S16, ep 1)

Deadly Myth: Investigators come to a frightening realisation as they sort through the shattered wreckage of a commuter flight to Detroit. (S16, ep 2) 7+

Hitting The Trail: Discover how 9.7 billion cups of Danone's Activia yogurt are made every year, and why timing is everything when making veggie burgers. (S1, ep 26) 7+

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Seize and Hold: US paratroopers are dropped behind enemy lines before the D-Day landings to prevent German reinforcements from reaching the beaches. (S2, ep 1) 7+

Medal of Honor: In 1944, British and US troops fought together to capture the fortified German town of Geilenkirchen, a key stronghold in the Siegfried Line.

Escape from Dunkirk: It's 1940 and 400,000 Allied troops find themselves surrounded by Hitler's army at Dunkirk. Can they escape and make it back to Britain unscathed? (S1, ep 6) 7+

Road to Berlin: Stalin, seeking revenge, wages a war against Nazi Germany. Over one million Soviet soldiers charge west to launch an attack on Berlin. (S1, ep 3) 7+

Tyrants: Historian Dr Suzannah Lipscomb and presenter Joe Crowley investigate the terrible deeds of history's most infamous tyrants, such as Emperor Nero and Vlad the Impaler.

The Road to Lindisfarne: Explore the Vikings' beginnings in Scandinavia and the attack on the holy island of Lindisfarne that heralded the start of the Viking Age. (S1, ep 1)

The Great Heathen Army: Welcome to The Siege of York. It's 866, and the Great Heathen Army has laid claim to the Northumbrian capital of York. (S1, ep 2)

As Far East as Baghdad: Seeking further wealth, the Vikings attacked Constantinople in 860, becoming a permanent and feared fixture in the Byzantine Empire. (S1, ep 3) 7+

Why didn't Elizabeth I provide an heir to the throne? A look at rumours of illegitimacy and adultery surrounding the Virgin Queen, and even the possibility that she was a man. 7+

High Rise Catastrophe: Investigators uncover a problem threatening every 747 in the sky as they delve into the worst aviation disaster ever to occur in the Netherlands. 7+

M1 Plane Crash: Investigators uncover the tragic misunderstanding of the Kegworth air disaster - when British Midland Flight 92 crashed in 1989, killing 47 people. (S13, ep 1) 7+

Stansted Crash: A look at the fate of Korean Air Cargo flight 8509. 4 died in the explosion near Stansted Airport, making it the airline's fifth accident in two-and-a-half years. 7+

Babylon - City of Sin: Archaeologists explore Babylon in Iraq, revealing how a real ancient city became the Bible's symbol of power and corruption. (5 of 6) 7+

Patrick Weninger: Step into a deadly game of trust as a CIA officer risks everything to protect a mole inside Al Qaeda during a high stakes fight for survival. (2 of 8) 7+

Former slave labourers at the Sobibor death camp in German-occupied Poland discuss their lives as prisoners and share the story of their courageous escape on 14 October 1943. 7+