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Ibn Battuta, a specialized dredging vessel, is transforming Ha Tinh, Vietnam, by deepening Son Duong Port to accommodate larger ships and boost the local economy.
Morshed Millat Sakiul transformed the annual floods in Daudkandi, Bangladesh, into opportunities for fish farming through his innovative NGO, fostering hope and resilience.
More people are enslaved today than at any other time in history, with trafficking, child labor, and debt slavery among the prevalent forms.
Shark fins can sell for $400 per kilogram, driving fishermen in Mayotte to catch tiger sharks and hammerheads using traditional and modern techniques.
Trucker Jimmy Callaghan faces treacherous snowy conditions on a perilous Peak District road, while fellow drivers navigate their own delivery challenges across the UK.
Aidan Doody embarks on a two-day trip, traveling 17 miles to pick up a 24-ton load of granite bricks for delivery in Bolton.
The minimum age to join the upscale retirement community is 55, where residents enjoy luxury services and social activities tailored to their needs.
A million viewers tune in daily to a popular Islamic breakfast show in Jakarta, where rural women seek religious advice and entertainment.
MV Tønsberg, the largest roll-on/roll-off vessel, efficiently transports up to 5,990 luxury cars and heavy equipment across the Atlantic Ocean!
Seth bets he can buy and flip a piece of sports memorabilia for a profit, risking exposure of a secret if he fails to deliver.
Only one in ten Ugandans has access to electricity, while the country’s power plants produce just a quarter of the energy needed for its population.
Abby Barrows transforms an oyster farm in Deer Isle, Maine, into a thriving business that champions plastic-free mariculture and sustainable seafood practices.
Over 300 women attend the sold-out Ladies Night at the Grosvenor Hotel, where staff face numerous challenges in planning the event.
In the aftermath of the British Empire's decline, London's financial interests established a network of offshore jurisdictions that now conceal nearly half of the world's wealth.
Leonardo Cositorto, a con artist from Buenos Aires, exploited the cryptocurrency boom to create a fraudulent ecosystem, ultimately leading to his imprisonment.
Two brands, each valued at 20 billion euros, have engaged in a century-long competition that has shaped global consumer culture.
One summer, the Grosvenor Hotel in Torquay faces the challenge of attracting guests to a struggling establishment known as the worst hotel in the area.
Billionaires and multinational corporations exploit offshore shell companies, as revealed by a massive leak of 13.5 million documents from the Appleby law firm.
In Australia, rising housing costs and systemic inequalities are driving an increasing number of women over 50 into homelessness, challenging societal perceptions of stability.
Food manufacturers exploit vulnerable populations in developing countries by marketing ultra low-cost, unhealthy products while adhering to pledges in Europe.
Stobart's Rail Maintenance team races against the clock to waterproof a railway bridge while Ashley Maddocks delivers charity water barrels to Africa.
Nearly a third of Ghana's 31 million people rely on agriculture and fishing, yet many face poverty despite the country's rich natural resources.
Yamaha began producing motorcycles in 1955, quickly establishing itself as a major player in the global motorcycle industry.
Ford Mustang, an iconic American car, is explored through its legacy, design evolution, and cultural impact over 50 years in this engaging documentary.
This episode highlights the evolution of speed in cars from the Model T to the Mustang.
Narco Wars, Bernie Madoff's financial fraud, and the Deepwater Horizon disaster are examined through first-hand accounts from those directly involved.
Mark Jenkins aims to transform the Cavendish Hotel into a family-friendly destination by converting twin beds into family rooms and increasing capacity.
Nine families in the UK struggle to make ends meet despite working, with one family living in tents after losing a full-time job.
Three prominent Australians experience life on welfare for six days, confronting the challenges of survival on a low income in a struggling job market.
Detroit's decline is marked by a soaring murder rate and the near-collapse of General Motors, raising concerns over job losses and union benefits.
Sheriffs intervene to recover funds for a guitar school customer, a ski instructor owed wages, and a trainee electrician sold a faulty car.
A $500 million drilling rig, the West Bollsta, is towed by the ALP Striker across unpredictable waters from South Korea to the Canary Islands over 90 days.
An electrician from Norfolk faces a payment dispute, while sheriffs tackle a letting agent standoff and a builder's car purchase riddled with problems.
Five million smokers die each year worldwide, a toll that reflects decades of deceit by the tobacco industry regarding the risks of their products.
Mike stumbles on a valuable Jell-O wagon while Robbie offers big for an iconic Ford.
Every year, Eddie Stobart's biomass division supplies over 350,000 tons of recycled material to factories and power stations across the UK and Europe.
Alpha Bay was roughly 10 times the size of the Silk Road, facilitating a global dark net drug trade worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, two pioneering figures in technology, engaged in a fierce rivalry that shaped the digital landscape through innovation and competition.
Seth's decision to consult an outsider to boost their struggling retail business leads to tensions with Les at American Jewelry, while the Gold family navigates unique challenges.
A penny stock turned into a billion-dollar scam as Michael De Guzman deceived investors and experts in the largest gold mining fraud in history.
Steel production in Germany is explored through its processes from ore and scrap to finished products, highlighting the material's significance and future.
In the late 1990s, Apple faced imminent bankruptcy due to failed products and management turmoil, leading to Steve Jobs' return and a pivotal transformation.
Eddie Stobart's drivers face extreme winter conditions in Scotland as new recruit Paul Steele tests his truck on one of Britain's most perilous roads.
Mega Shippers features fertiliser unloading, Volvo Ocean Race challenges, and classic car transport.
The global dependence on crude oil is examined through the lens of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, highlighting the risks and environmental costs of extraction.
High court enforcement officers investigate an employer accused of withholding rent payments from an employee, revealing the complexities of tenant rights.
The North West of England is emerging as a hub for the computer games industry, with successful software houses and innovative young developers shaping its future.
Yasmine Akram infiltrates the Côte d’Azur's elite circles, revealing the extravagant lifestyles and secret rituals of the billionaire class in Monte Carlo and Cannes.
