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In 2003, 30 years after they served together in the Vietnam War, former Navy Hospital Corpsman Richard "Doc" Shepherd re-unites with ex-Marines Sal and Mueller on a different type of mission: to bury Doc's son, a young Marine killed in the Iraq War. Doc decides to forgo burial at Arlington Cemetery and, with the help of his old buddies, takes the casket on a bittersweet trip up the East Coast to his home in suburban New Hampshire.

In her short time in the U.S. Congress, Ilhan Omar, the nation's first Somali Muslim Legislator, has been constantly in the news. Now see for yourself where she came from and who she really is in the new documentary which follows her journey as she seeks to redifine politics in America.

After a ten-year restoration, we follow the Flying Scotsman, the world's most famous steam engine, as it returns to the tracks. It's a locomotive legend. Whether people are interested in steam engines or not, everybody seems to love the Scotsman; it's simply a national treasure. A steel celebrity, a media darling… and after a painstaking restoration that has cost over four million pounds, the Scotsman is finally coming home to York. There is going to be a real welcome back for the 93-year-old engine with its inaugural run from King's Cross Station in London, pulling a trainload of enthusiasts and supporters 200 miles north on the mainline.

Laurel & Hardy, in pre-historic times, vie for the hand of the same Stone Age beauty.

Enjoy the experience of driving the world's most famous steam locomotive. 'Cab cameras' capture all the action as Flying Scotsman travels the length of the Severn Valley Railway.

Tazio Nuvolari è stato il più grande pilota automobilistico del ‘900, per il suo coraggioso modo di guidare, per le vittorie nel mondo ottenute e per le decine di incidenti quasi mortali in cui si è salvato. La sua vita è stata una continua sfida con la morte. Tutto inizia con la 1000 miglia del 1948, quando Tazio diventa leggenda. A più di cinquant’anni, conduce la gara in testa fino a pochi chilometri dal traguardo…

The Sky at Night takes to the air on board the largest airborne observatory in the world – a specially modified jumbo jet, flying out of California. This extraordinary aircraft is home to a 17-tonne telescope that observes the galaxy from around 40,000 feet. This telescope – called SOFIA – specialises in infrared astronomy. It can peer into the heart of a galaxy through the dust and gas, and see how stars form. It’s designed to answer some of the biggest questions in astronomy: why aren’t more stars being created and how do planets form?

Former Royal Marine Arthur Williams and his tiny yellow plane set off on an amazing aerial adventure: a grand exploration of Britain from the air, with a bespoke camera rig capturing their unique journey across the country.