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06.00 JOURNEY TO 10,000 BC
With huge climate fluctuations and a mini-Ice Age, how did early people survive? Discover what life was like for early humans in prehistoric times.
08.00 BUILDINGS THAT SHAPED BRITAIN: New. Revolution
Industrial revolution required revolutionary buildings, but at first the Victorians cloaked them in traditional styles. Why did they hide the new and borrow from the past?
09.00 THE UNIVERSE: Astrobiology
Are we alone in the universe? Join astrobiologists as they try to find out if life is exclusive to Earth or whether space is a galactic zoo full of living creatures.
10.00 CITIES OF THE UNDERWORLD: Hitler's Trenches (Belgium)
Host Don Wildman explores a subterranean web of tunnels on Belgium's Western Front, where 24,000 Allied soldiers saw service during World War I.
11.00 MEGA MOVERS: Moving An Airport
Denver International Airport is one of the largest airports in the USA. Part of it needs moving. Will the team's treacherous transportation techniques be up to the task?
12.00 DISAPPEARING BRITAIN: Tea
British actress Wendy Craig goes in search of how the rituals associated with the nation's favourite beverage have changed since the days when everything stopped for tea.
13.00 JOURNEY TO 10,000 BC
With huge climate fluctuations and a mini-Ice Age, how did early people survive? Discover what life was like for early humans in prehistoric times.
15.00 THE UNIVERSE: Astrobiology
Are we alone in the universe? Join astrobiologists as they try to find out if life is exclusive to Earth or whether space is a galactic zoo full of living creatures.
16.00 LOST WORLDS: Al Capone's Secret City
Al Capone's rise to power coincided with the roaring 20s in Chicago. Follow historians as they travel back to a time of ruthless mobsters.
17.00 MEGA MOVERS: Moving An Airport
Denver International Airport is one of the largest airports in the USA. Part of it needs moving. Will the team's treacherous transportation techniques be up to the task?
18.00 AX MEN: The Close Call
With the logging season halfway through, Stump Branch tests a dangerous new logging strategy which poses a great threat to the men in the rigging. Strong language.
19.00 ICE ROAD TRUCKERS: New. Man Down
A polar bear is spotted near the ice road, which means Bear and Eric have to take extra care hauling two critical pieces of equipment to Langley.
20.00 CITIES OF THE UNDERWORLD: Hitler's Trenches (Belgium)
Host Don Wildman explores a subterranean web of tunnels on Belgium's Western Front, where 24,000 Allied soldiers saw service during World War I.
21.00 LIFE AFTER PEOPLE
A range of geology, climatology and archeology experts give their conclusions as to what life will be like on Earth after the human race dies out.
23.00 ICE ROAD TRUCKERS: New. Man Down
A polar bear is spotted near the ice road, which means Bear and Eric have to take extra care hauling two critical pieces of equipment to Langley.
24.00 SPITFIRE: THE BIRTH OF A LEGEND
The thrilling story of the Spitfire, from prototype to commander of the skies in WWII. Who designed and built the legendary aircraft and what was it like to fly and fight in it?
01.00 BUILDINGS THAT SHAPED BRITAIN: New. Revolution
Industrial revolution required revolutionary buildings, but at first the Victorians cloaked them in traditional styles. Why did they hide the new and borrow from the past?
02.00 DISAPPEARING BRITAIN: Tea
British actress Wendy Craig goes in search of how the rituals associated with the nation's favourite beverage have changed since the days when everything stopped for tea.
03.00 LOST WORLDS: Al Capone's Secret City
Al Capone's rise to power coincided with the roaring 20s in Chicago. Follow historians as they travel back to a time of ruthless mobsters.
04.00 LEGEND HUNTERS: Alien Hunters
Every year there are thousands of reports from around the world of UFO sightings. But if they're not aliens, then what are they? The Legend Hunters investigate...
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