Sky History TV Guide — Tuesday, 30 June 2026

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs in the north of Britain, where finds include Scottish man-made islands that help paint a picture of Stone Age tech and evidence for the first Roman siege in the UK. There's also a look at Lindisfarne, which was violently sacked by the Vikings 1,000 years ago

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs in the east of Britain, including new discoveries at a perfectly preserved 3,000-year-old village in Cambridgeshire. She also visits the theatre where Shakespeare premiered Romeo and Juliet and the location of the Battle of Barnet

The actor explores the key events of the Second World War, from Germany's invasion of Poland through the atomic age

Allied air forces engage in a ferocious and costly battle with the German Luftwaffe over the skies of Europe

Exploring the ideas behind some of history's strangest weapons, including a British scheme to launch airborne balloons against Nazi Germany, American bats fitted with incendiary devices and a covert effort to manipulate monsoon rains in Vietnam.

Brandi and Jarrod bring an old friend along to do some heavy lifting, and Shana and Edwina crack themselves up with some snappy accessories

The buyers journey to Buena Park, California, for the next round of auctions. Brandi and Jarrod thinks they may have done the best of what looks to be a bad lot of units, while Kenny goes through a unit he wins that looks to be half-decent

Bespectacled and coiffed blacksmith Alec Steele takes on two fearsome weapons - a brutal naval boarding axe and a humungous Grim Reaper Scythe

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs in the north of Britain, where finds include Scottish man-made islands that help paint a picture of Stone Age tech and evidence for the first Roman siege in the UK. There's also a look at Lindisfarne, which was violently sacked by the Vikings 1,000 years ago

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs in the east of Britain, including new discoveries at a perfectly preserved 3,000-year-old village in Cambridgeshire. She also visits the theatre where Shakespeare premiered Romeo and Juliet and the location of the Battle of Barnet

Alice Roberts visits archaeological digs around the UK, starting with the west of Britain. Finds include the camp from which Vikings invaded Britain and groundbreaking new evidence that the world famous Avebury stone circle isn't just a sacred site, but a place where our ancestors lived and worked

A customer walks into the pawn shop with a Tommy Boy poster signed by Chris Farley. Meanwhile, Rick tries not to slip up when making a deal on a pair of snowshoes

In Victorville, Ivy takes it easy, letting Ivy Jr run the operation. Kenny feels run down and his lack of focus lands him a locker - though there's a pleasant surprise in the end. Mary, Shana and Edwina just cannot seem to make anything stick, so decide to embrace it, doing what they do best.

It's a momentous occasion in Van Nuys for Darrell, and he enjoys a completely 'groovy time' with it. Ivy starts his day off with an unwelcome bang, while Brandi and Jarrod are left wondering whether their unit will bring clear skies or clouds ahead

It's a long way to Murietta, and Dave is counting on his competition being unwilling to buy a big locker they need to move. Ivy and Ivy Jr find their day somewhat therapeutic, Mary finally finds a tiny treasure to take home, while Rene stands his ground to protect his honour

The buyers head to Torrance, where Dave sees his profits grow - amongst other things. Mary finds clothes that don't fit her, which turns out to be a good thing. Plus, Kenny takes a chance at being an early bird, but winds up looking more like a dodo

Racing an incoming hurricane, Darrell Miklos and his team are forced to make tough choices. After a season-long search, they locate the source of the massive magnetometer hit recorded at Target 4

A modern examination of the Third Reich reflects a genocidal party that could not have achieved power without the support of wealthy and influential women, and one that could not have carried out its atrocities without such willing accomplices. This programme looks at the women who surrounded Hitler after he came to power and how they were held up as an Aryan ideal for German society to strive for once the Nazi dictator approved of their positions

Part one of two. How the Channel Island of Alderney became a pre-occupation of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and under German control was transformed into one of the most heavily fortified places on Earth. Away from prying eyes, the Nazis also established a concentration camp - the only one on British soil - amid the idyllic scenery of woodlands and silver sand beaches

Part two of two. On the orders of Adolf Hitler, the Nazi invaders of Alderney, a tiny island in the English Channel, shipped in more than 5,000 slave labourers to build an astonishing series of fortifications designed to protect the island from attack

The defeat at Stalingrad in 1943, which was the turning point of the Second World War and convinced the Nazi leadership to intensify their terror and propaganda campaigns

A fresh look at the Third Reich from a global and current perspective, telling how the Nazis conquered Germany and then half of Europe within a few years of losing the First World War. The survivors and the winners from the war wanted to blame the Germans. No one knew whether the Germans had really broken with the Nazis