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Humanity has worshipped the Sun since the beginning of time, and yet even with our modern technology, we still know so little about it. We look if unlocking the mysteries of the Sun can be the difference between life and death for human civilization.

Deadly forests, haunted houses, and mountains where visitors never return alive. A look at what constitutes an evil place and whether these locations are imbued with dark energy that is currently beyond understanding.

For centuries, archaeologists have tried to figure out the mysteries of how and why incredible structures like the Great Pyramid at Giza, the staircase at Loretto Chapel and Coral Castle were built.

...Murnaghan. New. The story of Ben Geen, who was convicted of murdering two patients in his care at Horton General Hospital. He maintains his innocence to this day. (S4, ep 8).

Hugh and the team search for the remains of a Norman motte-and-bailey castle in the suburb of West Derby in Liverpool. Over 900 years ago this impressive fortress would have been home to Norman lords.

This medieval helmet is suspected to have been owned by Heinrich Himmler. Thought to have been made in the 13th century, it is designed in the style favoured by medieval knights.

The black obsidian chalice, the most stunning relic in Hamilton and Carl's collection, is examined. The pair then head to Portugal to hunt for clues about the chalice's creation. Returning to the UK, the duo investigate its purpose.

David Dickinson presents from Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool as a church lamp turns out to be a bargain and Tim Hogarth is pressured by a seller's granddaughter.

A rare Rolling Stones record comes into the shop. Other times include a football used in the first Hall of Fame game and three swords from the Napoleonic era.

A banner from the WWII secret airborne division is brought into the shop, a customer brings in a 1980s Ooze-It toy, and Rick is muted by an unsigned illustration from the silent film era.

Don and the rest of the team travel to an industrial area of Toronto to attend an auction. Roy hopes to find some hidden treasures in these industrial units.

The father and son team of Bogart and Paul fight about Paul's propensity to spend. Meanwhile, Mike and Armando appear at an auction.

T-Money gives it both barrels as he bids on some mystery casks, before discovering a blinged-out German gun.

The bickering bargain hunters brave the weather and head to an auction in a wealthy Californian suburb. T-Money lands some fishing equipment.

Henry and Allen Millyard find and restore a legendary Triumph Trident bike, a triple cylinder masterpiece. Then, jumping on the back of the Flying Millyard, they head out for the historic Prescott Hill Climb to set up their stall and sell sell sell.

Henry Cole and his fellow Junketeers attempt to bring a vintage Morris 8 back to life, the team also get to grips with a Triumph chopper, with calamitous consequences.

The three junketeers head for Tewkesbury auction, and they buy so much stuff that they've really got their work cut out for them. Henry Cole then gets an unexpected phone call and their workshop gets a whole lot busier.

Henry Cole and his band of Junketeers visit a farm sale and come away with a vintage Massey Ferguson tractor — like a lot of good ideas at the time, they come to regret it and have to take drastic measures to get it sold.

It's time for Rick to party on when he checks out the queen of movie mobiles, the 'Wayne's World' car. Will he make an excellent deal, or will he decide it's not worthy?

Corey gets electrified when a 1952 Fender Telecaster guitar jams in. Will it have the rock 'n' roll chops, or will it get the axe?

Roy hires professional bodyguards to keep the riff-raff away at an auction in Brampton. Then, Bogart quits, but just when he thinks he's out of the business Paul tries to pull him back in.

Patrick Pecker replaces Don in this auction held in Western Road, Cindy tries to take advantage of this, but will she succeed when trying to enchant Patrick?

The biblical stories surrounding the Ark speak of a device with divine powers. Are these stories mere myth or did the Ark of the Covenant possess extraordinary powers?

Across ancient civilisations, the world's mountains were viewed as the sacred home to all-powerful gods. Why would so many different cultures share this belief that mountains had a connection to otherworldly beings?

Texas police receive several calls about a flying object. Plus, a property inspector is knocked unconscious when he comes in contact with a strange metallic object.

In Brazil, three men escape a close encounter only to realise it lasted longer than any of them thought. Plus, in Canada, a boy investigates a strange object.

Henry Cole and his partners in grime Allen Millyard and Guy Willison visit renowned collector Francis and secure a vintage Kawasaki at the National Motorcycle Museum's autumn auction.

David Dickinson and his team of antique dealers are in Northwich where Tim Hogarth buys some 1950s kitsch and Mark Stevens is keen to buy a very special bottle of champagne.

David Dickinson brings the show to you from Northwich in Cheshire. Two Ditchfield vases arrive for Tim Hogarth, but one of them has issues, and just like that a magician's box appears on James Layte's table.

After last year's devastating flood in the garden shaft, Rick, Marty, and the fellowship return to Oak Island with renewed confidence and immediately discover a never-before-known shaft, which may finally lead them directly to the Money Pit.

Bradley explores the Great Sphinx and the underground Serapeum with its precision-cut granite sarcophagi, questioning their purpose and links to the pyramid enigma. Travelling south, he visits the intricately designed Dendera Temple.