National Geographic (International)

Products and equipment for everyday use.

A look at how some foods are made in food factories including chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream, chocolate mint stick and snowball cookies.

A look at how some foods are made in food factories including a classic Canadian candy and break-apart chocolate oranges.

A passenger is sucked out of the window after a plane is hit by an explosion in mid-air. The cabin door of a Boeing 737 is swung wide open over Hawaii.

In 1943, two allied convoys carrying vital supplies for the war effort set out for Britain. What followed was the largest convoy battle of the Second World War.

Using the latest underwater scanning technology and computer graphics, marine archaeologists and treasure hunters both search of sunken treasures. Draining the oceans reveals the richest wrecks ever found.

Tim and Fuzz are taking on a neglected 1988 Fiat Uno Turbo. The car belongs to former car salesman Gerry, who has been suffering from ill health.

A meeting with the brave people who choose to live in the dangerous tornado valley in Texas, USA. Also, an examination of the similarities and differences of the Spanish flu and swine flu.

Continental Express Flight 2574 came down in 1991, following a massive mid-air explosion. A piece of faulty paperwork could explain the crash.

President Kennedy is shot in broad daylight while visiting Dallas.

Footage reveals the hidden stories behind the collapse of France, from German soldiers celebrating on the Dunkirk beaches, to French civilians fleeing the Nazi advance.

Tim and Fuzz head to Cambridge to rescue a cherished Range Rover. For Tim it's a challenge he can't resist.

Three real world disasters dissected; nuclear missile, ferry, oil rig.

Bound for Kathmandu, Thai Airways Flight 311 crashed into the Himalayas, far from where it was supposed to be.

Former members of Hitler's SS speak openly about their part in one of the most powerful and feared organisations in Nazi Germany.

During World War Two, Hitler put the SS in charge of exterminating the designated enemies of the regime. In good conscience and thinking they were defending Germany, a large number of young SS volunteers executed communists and Soviet Jews before the death factories, which caused millions of men,...

The Luftwaffe were a revolutionary German air force, created from nothing and fast tracked by Hitler to annihilate the enemy from the skies.

When a two-billion-dollar Stealth Bomber crashes in Guam, it's up to the US Air Force to investigate the most expensive aviation accident of all time.

Just after take-off, a commuter plane plummets to the ground, killing all on board. Investigators find one of the causes to be out-of-date passenger weight calculations.

The coastguard follow a smugglers' trail and make a remarkable discovery, and a family in danger is rescued from a delicate situation.

The guys search the factory where marble was made for the US Supreme Court. They also find intriguing White House blueprints in an old bomb shelter.

Gate Gourmet, the world's largest airline caterers, reveal how their chefs make thousands of meals every day for passengers flying from LAX.

Fire trucks carry firefighters into battle every day. Pierce Manufacuring build 18,000 of them from the ground up, every year. This is the story of how they are made.

On a special birthday episode, we serve up birthday cake ice cream, edible waffle bowls, mountains of cotton candy, and a giant chocolate piñata.

We celebrate all things romantic for Valentine's Day with sparkling wine, heart-shaped ravioli pasta, strawberry-champagne cheesecake and candy rings.

Dr W examines Toothless, a chameleon with a swollen eye, but needs to be able to see the eye to determine the damage.

Ophelia the skunk is brought in for a check-up. Her owners are worried she might have worms so the staff tests her.