Discovery (Discovery Analogue)

A series bringing to life battles that changed the course of British history. Crispin Swayne explains the continuing significance of the Battle of Culloden to Britain and Europe and how it established Britain’s identity as a Protestant democratic state in the great European conflicts to come

Archaeology series. Tony and the team investigate a field known as the ’palace’ on the beautiful and mystical island of Lindisfarne

Dramatic exploration into the depths of the oceans and extraordinary events surrounding the Cuban Missile Crisis

Within twenty years there will be fleets of unmanned robot planes. Experts discuss this potential technological development

An archaeological search for the elusive burial site of the Egyptian high priest Imhotep, who was renowned for his skills as an architect, doctor, minister and astrologer. So magnificent were his various achievements, that he was deified 100 years after his death. Although the exact location of his tomb remains a mystery, experts believe that Saqqara, the ’City of the Dead’, is the most likely candidate

A series of archaeological challenges shedding light on important aspects of Britain’s past. The people of Bridgenorth ask Tony and the team to create a picture of a 900 year-old castle, the only remnant of which is a 70-foot Norman Tower

Documentary series following the events in Lagos Airport, Africa’s biggest and perhaps most dangerous international airport. In this final programme, the Nigerian President has ordered the airport to clean up operations and reduce its staff numbers, but a staff rebellion looks likely if the imperative is applied

This documentary embarks on a dramatic exploration into the depths of oceans and extraordinary events surrounding the Cuban Missile Crisis

Dramatic exploration into the depths of the oceans and extraordinary events surrounding the Cuban Missile Crisis

Documentary following the ambitious salvage operation to recover the Russian nuclear submarine that sank in the icy waters of the Barents Sea on 12 August 2000, claiming the lives of all 118 members of the crew

An intimate profile of the people dedicated to performing bizarre and death-defying feats, which range from walking on swords to swallowing razor blades