At South Devon, Ray Lee is working to bring a loco back in to service. There is a visit to the SS Kingswear paddle steamer In Dartmouth, the oldest vessel of its kind.
The role of women in the Third Reich is much debated. Were they complicit in Hitlerism or merely the victims of Nazi propaganda and policy? Tune in to hear the complex arguments.
The programme looks at a mysterious group of rusting ships stranded in an arid desert, and a monstrous defensive line on the snow-covered peaks of the Italian Alps.
The role played by engineering giant Vickers during the Second World War, including the development of the Spitfire and how the Royal Navy recovered from losing so many warships.
Join Griff Rhys Jones as he explores Africa the unhurried way. Griff travels through Namibia, where he experiences luxury camping, cheetahs and huge sand dunes.
Griff Rhys Jones attempts to zigzag his way 1,200 miles through Kenya and Tanzania, beginning this leg of his journey on a vintage steam locomotive designed in Glasgow.
After an arduous journey through the continent, Griff Rhys Jones enjoys some luxury on his final train ride in South Africa - taking a bath while travelling at 70mph.
Egyptologist David Rohl thinks he knows where the Tower of Babel is sited - and it isn't in the ancient ruins of Babylon. Discover where in today's episode.
