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The mysteries of a vanishing lake, toxic hell storms, CIA-trained killer monks and polar bears that stalked stricken Second World War heroes

A further look at some of the world's most strange unexplained phenomena. This second episode looks at the mysterious disappearance of US union official Jimmy Hoffa in July 1975. He was declared dead seven years later

A look at some of the world's most strange unexplained phenomena. Since the 1950s, multiple air disasters have had one thing in common - flight number 191. Is it a coincidence, or something more sinister?

A bizarre trend happened in Ireland in the 1980s when thousands of people started seeing religious statues move. Some residents of a village reported seeing a statue of the Virgin Mary move. Others believed the phenomenon was just an optical illusion or a prank

Many historical figures have resided in The White House and the US building is one of the most-famous and most-haunted residences in the world. Experts investigate claims of extraordinary paranormal activity

Delving into the mysteries surrounding the death of Elvis Presley in 1977, investigating the theories that he remained alive, secretly, for some time afterwards

People reveal details from their past lives as celebrities, while experts investigate evidence that suggests death may not be the end of one's existence

Alice Roberts explores the Georgian era in her home city of Bristol. She takes a horse-drawn carriage ride to explore Clifton's Georgian architecture, samples some of the backstreet gin that was considered a threat to civilisation, and discovers the ingenious story behind the world's first chocolate factory. She also delves into the city's links with the slave trade, uncovering horrific tales in the historical records. Plus, aerial archaeologist Ben Robinson provides a bird's-eye view of how 18th-century wealth transformed the city

Alice Roberts explores Cardiff's Edwardian past, discovering how the coal industry transformed the Rhondda Valley in the early 1900s. She investigates the difficult and often dangerous work of the miners, and visits the trading floor where the first ever million pound cheque was signed. The programme also investigates how global shipping routes and plentiful employment brought immigrants from across the world to Wales, and meets descendants of people who came to the city in the early years of the 20th century

David Dickinson and the team arrive in Bolton, Greater Manchester, to help members of the public sort the treasures from their trash. Among the items catching the eyes of expert antiques dealers are two toilets, an Action Man figure and a heart-shaped pendant

The guys interview applicants for the night shift position and examine a valuable first edition of David Thoreau's classic book Walden

The team values a 1920s doll of aviator Charles Lindbergh and a harmonica belonging to Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler

Roy brings along Bogart's sisters to try and throw him off at the auction. Meanwhile, Ursula is in a bad mood and the others try to take advantage

Ursula is in need of a change of luck with her shop suffering from poor sales, while Rick and Cindy argue about marriage

A number of buyers are not pleased when Roy decides to dish out complimentary psychological analysis at an auction in Don Mills

Cindy sets out to prove just how ruthless she can be in an auction in downtown Toronto, while Roy is suffering from a lack of sleep

Lesa Lewis and Jerry Simpson compete against Jenny Grumbles and Mary Padian at an auction on their own turf in Longview

An English bidder turns up at Fort Worth. Victor acquires some spy equipment, while Ricky and Bubba have their eyes on something far more dangerous

Mysterious satellite images reveal an abandoned ghost town in a remote desert with a dark past. A strange facility spotted in Russia is suspected to be hiding evidence of alien life. Plus, cutting-edge tech reveals new clues to sinister mysteries from space

The startling images captured by satellites of a structure in North Korea that may be sinister evidence of a looming nuclear threat

Only the third woman to become Pharaoh in the 3,000-year history of Ancient Egypt, Hatshepsut catapulted to power 14 centuries before Cleopatra

The guys start looking for a new employee to cover the night shift, and examine a collection of antique cast-iron piggy banks and a triple-barrelled gun

Members of the team get their hands on a rare photograph of Albert Einstein and a collection of top-secret documents from the Pentagon

Bogart tries to get his father in shape in time for his wedding. Meanwhile, Roy brings a mime to an auction in Corktown

The buyers have high hopes for a container auction in a town named Utopia, but it remains to be seen whether they will uncover any household treasures worth celebrating

Paul's brother Barry must make sure his standards are high when he is asked to fill in for Paul and Bogart at an auction in Brampton

Roy decides to bring his young nephew and protege to experience the highs and lows of an auction in South Etobicoke

Investigations into inventor Nikola Tesla's claims of communication with extraterrestrials on other planets and whether the scientist could have been a human 'receiver'

A contemplation over whether Earth could have been visited by extra-terrestrials in its ancient past. New discoveries suggest contact may have influenced human art and technology