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Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reach the summit of Mount Everest on 29 May 1953.
An eyewitness describes the Luxor balloon crash that killed 19, including two Britons.
Axell Hodges describes a painful crash during a jump off the takeoff ramp.
A North Korean defector reveals the brutal reality under Kim Jong-un's regime.
Paul O'Grady's funeral in Kent draws hundreds, honoring his legacy as a National Treasure.
Ugette has been driving trucks for 35 years and plans to continue for one more year before adjusting to life at home.
A motorcade of 31 cars escorted Michael Jackson's family to his funeral at Forest Lawn Cemetery, where they mourned the King of Pop's passing.
One person reflects on finding joy again after losing a loved one and the struggle to overcome personal challenges.
Strikes in Gaza on Tuesday kill at least 100 Palestinians, hitting Ismail Haniyah's home.
One brother dies in a shipwreck while the other, Aaron, struggles with guilt in a small Scottish village where everyone knows each other.
Grant Harold, former royal butler, reflects on Prince Harry's allegations in 'Spare,' expressing concern over the royal family's fractured relationships.
Francis Rossi discusses his emotional response to Rick Parfitt's death and their complex friendship.
Richard Ratcliffe ends his hunger strike after wife Nazanin breaks hers in Iranian prison.
Matthew Perry, best known for Friends, has died at his home at age 54 with no foul play suspected.
Alex Batty, a kidnapped Briton, seeks a normal life after being found by Fabien Aedini in France.
John Barnes criticizes the BBC's selective impartiality regarding human rights issues.
George Hotz demonstrates his room-mapping robot on the Today Show in 2004.
Oklahoma oilman George Kaiser discusses his philanthropic motivations and the role of entrepreneurs in social responsibility during an interview with Stephen Foley.
Gerry Marsden, singer of Gerry And The Pacemakers, dies at 78 after a heart infection.
In Poland, a son confronts his father, Andrzej Rodan, a controversial atheist author, in a passionate attempt to convert him to Christianity amidst their conflicting beliefs.
Harry and Meghan introduce Archie Harrison to the world at St. George's Hall.
Markus Zusak explains his choice of death as the narrator in The Book Thief during a festival talk.
The real-life Santa Claus shares his life and barbecue business this festive season.
Katie Price shares her experiences raising her son Harvey, highlighting their strong bond and the challenges of parenting a child with disabilities.
Kate Moss testifies about her relationship with Johnny Depp and an incident in Jamaica.
Helen Mirren swears live on Sky News during a BAFTAs interview with Matt Smith.
Helena Bonham Carter reflects on her grandfather's courageous actions during the Holocaust, when he helped Jewish individuals escape persecution.
A hero police officer fights London Bridge attackers with only his baton during a terror attack.
Bill Rector served as a gun captain during the Korean War, overseeing 22 men and capturing his experiences on film with an eight millimeter camera.
Fred Hurt's passing leaves a significant void, as friends recall his belief that one's job after death is to help loved ones.
Phil Mick receives support from The United Motorcycle Enthusiasts to combat bullying in school.
Irrfan Khan, known for 'Slumdog Millionaire,' reshapes Hollywood with his talent.
Sir Alex, a former chief spy, spent 30 years in espionage, often operating in everyday settings like shopping malls and pubs.
A 10-year-old girl has been missing for more than 34 hours in Vienna's Donostat district, prompting police to widen their search efforts.
Natasha Kampusch's escape from her captor after being held for over eight years highlights the complexities of trauma and resilience in her life.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's 15-year leadership showcases her political stability in Germany.
Roxanne Shante's story reveals her impact on hip-hop and the rap battles she inspired.
The Queen's health declines after mobility issues and the loss of Prince Philip in April.
Two or three solutions should be presented alongside problems to bosses, as this approach is appreciated in the workplace.
Jess Cartner-Morley discusses the latest trends in short suits for various occasions.
The secret footballer claims that the media reveals only about 2% of the true events in football, while he shares what he believes is closer to 50%.
Mark Houghton honors his late teacher, renowned filmmaker Lau Kar Leung, while pursuing his dream in the competitive Hong Kong film industry.
Xan Brooks praises Glenn Ficarra and John Requa's comedy starring Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor.
Joe Strummer's time in Madrid is explored through music and personal testimonies, focusing on his urgent departure for his daughter's birth and the mystery of his abandoned Dodge.
Footage reveals a kidnapping crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border involving Cuban asylum seekers.
Young dissidents in Iran share their stories almost a year after Mahsa Amini's death.
Reza Baluchi attempts to run from Boca Raton, Florida, to Bermuda in a homemade inflatable bubble, facing warnings from the Coast Guard about the risks involved.
Anouska Hempel opened Blake's Hotel in 1978, one of the first boutique hotels in London, and has since designed interiors for various luxury spaces.
