National Geographic Channel +1 Tuesday

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A look at the production of fat-free Greek yoghurt, butter cream and Swiss roll cakes

A look at the production of cabbage rolls, sweet and salty popcorn and potato skin chips

With flames emerging through the cockpit floor, the pilots of Pilgrim Airline 458 somehow manage to land safely - but the inferno doesn't stop there

Croatian newcomer Mate Rimac aims to alter the electric vehicle landscape with a 1,914 horsepower $2-million hypercar called the Nevera

Tunnels are engineering marvels, cutting through the landscape and creating direct routes - until they cave in. Plus, a sudden bridge collapse in Miami

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore an extremely rare and valuable AC Aceca, but have a hard time keeping the job a secret

The factors that caused Air Inter Flight 148 to crash in the Vosges mountains in 1992 on its descent into Strasbourg Airport, prompting a frantic search for survivors

The work of modern mudlarks along the banks of the Thames, as they scavenge for historical treasures that could be worth hundreds of pounds

Documentary exploring new evidence concerning the original purpose of the stone circle, and the possibility that it was believed to be a way of containing spirits of the dead

The story of Grace O'Malley, the Pirate Queen of Ireland, who defied gender conventions to become the most feared and respected leader of both the land and the sea

Tim and Fuzz take on a 1993 Toyota Supra Mk4 owned by former motorcycle racer Lisa. Her family hope the restored car will lift her spirits after a terrible accident

The events of 1944, when the Japanese turn in desperation to killer planes, rocket bombs and super torpedoes guided not by machines, but by human pilots

Documentary investigating the catastrophic events aboard Reeve Aleutian Airlines Flight 8 in June 1983, when the pilots lost control after a propeller tore a hole in the fuselage

The wrecks of planes and ships from the Battle of Britain, revealing new details on how British forces were able to repel the possibility of a Nazi invasion

How the Nazis' extensive rail network was put to its most dreadful purpose - transporting prisoners to the concentration camps for execution in vast numbers

The career of a young U-Boat officer begins with promise when he is awarded command of his own submarine, but clashes over Nazi ideology cause tension

Tenerife airport is flooded with aircraft rerouted by a terrorist bombing, which leads to two planes attempting to leave the runway colliding at high speed

SAS commando Chris Ryan tells of how he had to race 200 miles across the desert to evade Iraqi forces when a mission went awry in 1991

Canadian Pacific Railway crews transport a huge payload of coal across the Rockies. Plus, a hockey team is stranded in the frozen wilderness

Dave tries to get gold from the ground using a stamp mill, and Diego discovers a local horse hospital could hold the key to his fortune

How Airbus constructs the H-125, the world's most popular single engine helicopter

The making of over 120 million bottles of Jack Daniels whiskey a year, from the grains that turn into mash, the distilling process, and the charcoal mellowing and barrel storage

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind Smarties, Muffin Mix, and tart dried cherries

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind mail-order filet mignons, and cheese crackers

A rabbit's broken leg may be more serious than originally thought, and a cockatoo travels for three hours to the surgery to be cured of a perpetual plucking habit

Dr K treats a cockatiel's potentially fatal inflamed sinuses. An Arctic fox won't eat or drink, raising suspicions of poisoning. An anaemic box turtle has a possible prolapse

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