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Peril Over Pakistan: On final approach to Islamabad in heavy fog, Airblue Flight 202 slams into the Himalayan foothills, killing all onboard. (2 of 10) 7+

Triumph Bonneville: Tim and Fuzz leave four wheels behind to tackle the ambitious restoration of a 1973 Triumph Bonneville motorbike, belonging to ex-postmaster Ian. (S14, ep 3) 7+

VW Golf GTI Mk1: The boys tackle a Golf GTI Mk1 owned by one of Birmingham's biggest VW fans. Unlike previous builds, this isn't a typical restoration. (S14, ep 4) 7+

Follow the crafting of Audi's new road car which, modelled on the explosively powerful, incredibly smooth R8 race car, is grabbing the attention of car fanatics across the world. 7+

It's been estimated that one in ten Europeans are conceived in an Ikea bed. Venture behind the factory doors of the Scandinavian furniture behemoth. 7+

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Floating Bridges: Where building on land isn't possible, engineers build on water. But as traffic and weather take their toll, every repair becomes a race against time. (S1, ep 6) 7+

Zero Visibility: A look at the errors that caused the deaths of 118 people in the 2001 Linate airport disaster, regarded as the worst accident in Italian aviation history. 7+

Glacier Express: The Glacier Express train in the Swiss Alps is an engineering marvel traveling over treacherous gorges and through huge mountain ranges. 7+

Saab 900: Tim and Fuzz take on a 1992 Saab 900 Turbo belonging to former Electrical Engineer Pravesh, who has recently fallen ill. (S10, ep 5) 7+

Go behind the scenes at one of the world's busiest airports and discover how its 90,000 staff ensure the safe arrival and timely departure of 57 million passengers a year. (S2, ep 1) 7+

Cockpit Catastrophe: When the cockpit window of Sichuan Airlines 8633 explodes, the crew somehow battles gale-force winds and oxygen deprivation to safely land the plane. (S22, ep 6) 7+

Kamikaze Suicide Bombers: Attention turns to one of the most fearsome weapons of war, the Kamikaze, a tactic explored by the Nazis and perfected by the Japanese. 7+

Hitler's Siegfried Line: One of the greatest fortifications in warfare history, the campaign to breach Hitler's Siegfried Line cost 140,000 American casualties. (S2, ep 2) 7+

Search for Cleopatra: Archaeologists follow a trail of clues to the tomb of Cleopatra, where, an unexpected mummy-find sheds new light. 7+

Drain the American Revolution: In lakes and rivers of the modern United States, teams of explorers are discovering forgotten shipwrecks from the American Revolution. 7+

Bending the Elements: The Nazis erected weather stations in remote and desolate areas. Were the Nazis working to harness the power of the Sun itself with a space-age Sun Gun? (S1, ep 6) 7+

Borderline Tactics: Experts uncover something startling that threatens cargo pilots worldwide when they investigate the crash of a US plane at Guantanamo Bay. (S18, ep 4)

Lethal Link: Three disasters are forensically dissected, from Challenger's fatal launch to a cable car tragedy and an ice rink roof collapse. (S2, ep 5) 7+

Pacific Ditching: Moments after taking off from Honolulu, the pilots of TransAir Flight 810 battle to keep their cargo plane airborne. (S24, ep 7 of 10) 7+

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. (S1, ep 10) 7+

Miracle Escape: On 2 August 2005, Air France Flight 358 skidded off the runway in Toronto. An engine caught fire, trapping 300 passengers on the plane. How did they escape? 7+