Nat Geo HD Schedule, Today (United Kingdom)

A Bellyful of Coke: A troubled British father learns a hard lesson about chasing a gangster lifestyle when he is set up as a decoy on a smuggling trip from Peru. 16+. (S14, ep 10)

Undercover Operation: Cocaine in shapewear, an undercover bust, and a suspicious couple potentially linked to a drug trafficking ring. (S6, ep 5) RATING: NU12

Hot Springs Hotel: The team head to Hot Springs, where they search for profits among the rooms of the Majestic Hotel, famous for hosting Babe Ruth and Al Capone. (S1, ep 5). All Ages.

Thirst Quencher: Get an inside look at the making of your favourite fizzy drinks, Greek yogurt, Swiss roll cakes, and pickled beets! Suitable for all audiences. (S3, ep 23)

Six into Eight: Get an insider's look at the making of Sixlets, cabbage rolls, sweet and salty popcorn, and potato skin chips. Suitable for all audiences. (S3, ep 24)

Standing On A Gold Mine: Dave hopes to find hidden gold in a former jewellery store. Plus, Rich makes an unlikely find when he clears out an antique dealer's storage locker. All ages.

Ready The Rock-It: Rich hunts for old rocket parts under the belief they are made from precious metal. Plus, how much can Dave make from the silver found on old photo paper?. All ages.

Double Shark Attack: La Réunion has been nicknamed 'shark island' after 23 shark attacks took place on its shores. Investigators are racing to figure out why. RATING: NU16 (S6, ep 4)

Jersey Gore: The first ever spate of shark attacks on the Jersey Shore leaves four beachgoers dead, and a nation terrified. So, why did they happen? RATING: NU16 (S6, ep 5)

Teleshopping.

From Candy to a Baby: Get a look inside the age-old making of baklava and the high-tech machines that create candy buttons. Suitable for all audiences. All ages.

Ice Cup of Tea: Get a look inside the making of Cherry Garcia ice cream, Earl Grey Tea and lollipops! Suitable for all audiences. All ages.

Escape from Dunkirk: It's 1940 and 400,000 Allied troops find themselves surrounded by Hitler's army at Dunkirk. Can they escape and make it back to Britain unscathed? U. (S1, ep 6)

Road to Berlin: Stalin, seeking revenge, wages a war against Nazi Germany. Over one million Soviet soldiers charge west to launch an attack on Berlin. U. (S1, ep 3)

Lapland: Uncover the jaw-dropping town of Malmberget, Lapland's famous Christmas markets and Europe's largest snow village. 7+. (4 of 6)

Mini Cooper: A surprising discovery prompts Tim and Fuzz to make a risky decision as they secretly fix up Eastbourne farmer Keith's 1962 Mini Cooper S. (S4, ep 9) RATING: AA

TVR Grantura: Tim and Fuzz head to Norfolk to take on a 1962 TVR Grantura that has been off the road for nearly 50 years. U. (7 of 10)

Titanic: Count down the moments leading up to the 'unsinkable' ship's demise on 14 April 1912. An iceberg, too few lifeboats and freezing waters combined in an oceanic tragedy. RATING: AA

The most famous shipwreck in the world lies 12,000 feet down in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. No one has fully recorded the extent of what remains of the Titanic - until now. RATING: AA

How was Titanic wreck's discovery linked to the Cold War's darkest days? Learn about the clandestine operation that brought one of the great nautical mysteries to the surface. RATING: AA

Documentary telling the story and the lives of the 20,000 teenagers that pledged to give their lives to Hitler during World War II, making up the 12th SS Panzer Division. RATING: AA

From an officer who captured an elusive fugitive to a decorated Spitfire pilot, follow the stories of the Germans who fought with the Allies against their country during WWII. RATING: AA

Allies Strike Back: From the landings in Saipan to D-Day in Normandy, this dramatic unseen footage reveals World War II's most significant moments. 16+.

Origins Of The Holocaust: Previously unseen footage reveals how, as Nazi soldiers enjoy rest and recreation in Paris, Jews and Polish prisoners are forced into slave labour.

Retreat And Surrender: Previously unseen footage reveals some of the most significant moments of WWII as fighting reached a bloody climax and the US prepared to drop the atomic bomb. 16+.

The Hindenburg: It was the largest and most celebrated airship ever built, but on 6 May 1937 it caught fire, killing 36 passengers and crew. What caused the tragedy? RATING: AA

Fight for Survival: 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. U. (4 of 10)