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Investigation into the crash of Continental Connections Flight 3407 in 2009. 51 people died when it plummeted into a house 10km from the runway. (S9, ep 4) 7+.

Moments after taking off from the Norwegian island of Vaeroy, a turboprop plunges into the North Atlantic. (8 of 10) 7+.

See Great Britain as you've never seen it before, exploring the impenetrable defences of Wales's biggest castle plus a huge celebration in Scotland. (1 of 6) 7+.

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+.

The hosts pick up one of France's most legendary rally racers: A 1972 Renault Alpine 110. The car has never been driven by it's owner, Guido. (S9, ep 7) 7+.

Tim and Fuzz hope to surprise a family whose dreams of restoring a 1968 Morris Traveller were quashed by a run of bad luck. (S2, ep 7) 7+.

From bridges to highways, skyscrapers to supermarkets, these are just some of the structures showcased in Construction Fails. (S2, ep 2) 7+.

Hitler orders the largest battleships ever seen. But how long will they last? He also demands fortified bunkers in a bid to protect his U-boats from the Allies. 7+.

From the landings in Saipan to D-Day in Normandy, this dramatic unseen footage reveals World War II's most significant moments.

Previously unseen footage reveals some of the most significant moments of WWII as fighting reached a bloody climax and the US prepared to drop the atomic bomb.

When Flydubai Flight 981 nosedives into Rostov Airport's runway, investigators uncover one of the most lethal traps in aviation. (S21, ep 1) 7+.

Investigators scramble for answers when a vital piece of evidence fails to provide proof about a Pakistani airliner's crash in the Himalayas. (S19, ep 1) 7+.

Looks at the 1999 Paddington train crash. Who was at fault? And could the devastating collision that killed 31 people have been avoided? 7+.

The hosts come to the rescue of their first ever-custom car: a radically modified VW Beetle called a VW Wizard. (S9, ep 3) 7+.

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+.

When it first flew in 1952, the Avro Vulcan pushed the boundaries of aviation by flying higher and farther than any previous long-range bomber. (2 of 5) 7+.

A fatal 737 Max crash in 2013 is followed by another just five months later, leading investigators to question how these tragedies could have been avoided. (S1, ep 1) 7+.

In 1985, Japan Airlines 123 was due to carry 524 passengers from Tokyo to Osaka. But just 12 minutes into the flight, the Boeing 747 suffered a fatal decompression. (S1, ep 2) 7+.

Ninety-five people died when TAM Airlines flight 402 crashed seconds after take-off in 1996. Experts investigate what went so tragically wrong. 7+.

En route to Dallas from Orlando, a private Learjet carrying pro golf legend Payne Stewart goes rogue. Air traffic controllers are unable to reach the crew. 7+.

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The Allies target the Nazi-held port of Brest. But when flame-throwing tanks fail, it takes an explosive solution to bring down the fort's walls.

Freezing weather slows the Allies as they close in on the German border. US Rangers go after Hill 400 while the Nazis secretly prepare for the Battle of the Bulge.

Exploring a history of firsts, from the Fritz X to the world's first precision-guided weapon deployed during combat.

From mundane questions of survival to creating a stronger and better soldier and how the Nazis used science to study human constitution and its limits. (S1, ep 5) 7+.

Nostradamus, Castle Houska, The First Stigmata: Nostradamus wrote hundreds of verses, Houska Castle guards a portal to hell and St Francis claimed the first case of stigmata.

For years, people have reported strange sightings in the murky waters of Scotland's famous loch. Are they real or just a hoax? Experts investigate. 7+.

Over time, Black Bart became the most successful pirate of the Golden Age, stealing 450 ships - before being hunted down by the English crown.

City Of Sin: The Bible describes Nineveh as a city of sin. Can new finding in Iraq and Israel help shed light on how Nineveh earned this reputation? 7+.

Archaeologists discover evidence that sheds fresh light on historical influences from Egypt for the enduring biblical tale of the Exodus. 7+.

King Solomon is famed for his wisdom and riches. Teams excavating ancient biblical kingdoms make new discoveries about the mysterious age of Solomon. 7+.

In stormy skies above Chicago an American Eagle 41-84 spins out of control. Was it a rare weather phenomenon or a fatal design flaw that caused the crash? 7+.

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+.

Experts are baffled when the wreck of Thai Airways Flight 311 is found amid mountain peaks, miles away from its flight path. How did it end up there? (S16, ep 7) 7+.

After beating out the USA and Soviet Union in a high-stakes international race to achieve supersonic air travel, Concorde left its mark on history. (3 of 5) 7+.

It was the symbol of luxury and cutting-edge technology, but in 2000 an accident on takeoff claimed the lives of 109 passengers and crew. What went wrong? 7+.