Luke tells the story of an RAF pilot shot down over northern France during the Second World War. His family believed they knew where he lay to rest, but decades later, an extraordinary discovery would call everything into question…

Plus, Poppy brings the case of 16 children discovered living in horrific conditions inside an Ohio home.

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After surviving the sinking of the Titanic, the collision of its sister ship Olympic, and the sinking of Britannic during the First World War, Violet Jessup became known as "Miss Unsinkable". In this episode, Poppy tells the true story of the woman who cheated death at sea time and time again.

Plus, Luke brings the tale of a deadly rivalry between French pétanque players, and shares the latest on his investigative series, The Surgeon of St Helena.

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With the World Cup dominating headlines, Luke tells the true story of the theft of the Jules Rimet Trophy ahead of the 1966 World Cup, involving bungled security, ransom demands and a dog called Pickles.

Plus, Poppy brings the tale of the footballer who discovered he had died after his team held a minute's silence in his honour.

Also, Luke shares more about his new investigative series, The Surgeon of St Helena, exploring allegations of medical malpractice, corruption and injustice on one of Britain's most remote overseas territories. It's available to listen to now.

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