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In the Solway Firth, Dr Tori Herridge and the team tell the story of a tragic mining disaster that took place four miles out to sea, and find a huge oval-shaped swimming pool off the coast
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Exploring the inner reaches of the Firth of Forth in Scotland, Dr Tori Herridge and the team investigate the story of a long-forgotten harbour and discover a 19th-century pier Expired
On the stunning north Kent coast Dr Tori Herridge and the team follow a shipwreck discovery and explore a forgotten military baseOctober 2018
In Fife, Tori explores a wreck near the scene of one of Britain's worst ever railway disasters and examines stone carvings left in caves by one of Scotland's oldest tribes
Tori discovers how two ships from Hull ended up on top of a mountain in Peru. Plus: the dramatic story of a trawler that went wildly off course; and wartime tales of love in a Yorkshire village.
September 2018
On the Severn Estuary, Tori investigates a mysterious medieval ruin on a bleak island and a whole village that vanished, and asks: what brought Bob Dylan to the Severn?
Tori examines various attempts to make the River Clyde deeper to get ships into the heart of Glasgow, and investigates the role of an odd-shaped vessel in a boat graveyard
Tori and the team reveal the story of the world's first aircraft carriers and uncover the Dorset coast's vital role in D-Day
Tori explores an 18th-century shipwreck and discovers a prehistoric well shaft. Plus: the harbour that took 63 years to build but only worked for four months.
June 2018
In Essex, Tori and Alex investigate the earthwork remains of a fort from Henry VIII's days and find a German U-boat stranded in a tiny creek. Plus: Thames sailing barges sunk in estuary mud.
May 2018
On Merseyside, Tori and Alex investigate a beach full of World War II rubble and evidence of people and animals from 7000 years ago. Plus: Liverpool's own version of the Whisky Galore story.
On the Northumberland coast, Tori and Alex investigate the stories of a tragic French trawler and an ancient community that thrived in what is now one of the north-east's top tourist destinations