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Davina McCall challenges the UK government on contraception access, highlighting the need for reform in reproductive health policies.
Albert Walker, a Canadian fugitive wanted for embezzlement, is implicated in a murder case after a dead body is found off the English coast.
Prime Minister Hun Sen rules Cambodia with an iron fist, making opposition deadly.
Cornelius Frederick died after 12 minutes in a supine restraint, asphyxiated by the weight of multiple staff members at Lakeside Academy.
In a small town, a police officer grapples with the haunting memories of a crime scene from six years prior that continues to affect his life.
A defendant wanted for drug dealing and possession is found hiding in a closet at their grandmother's house in a suburban neighborhood.
In April 1991, the murder of Julie and Robin Kerry on the Chain of Rocks bridge prompts a trial that scrutinizes the implications of capital punishment in Mississippi.
Election officials in Paulding County face escalating threats, including violence and racial slurs, raising concerns about their safety and electoral integrity.
A cuffed defendant escapes from a bounty hunter's vehicle, prompting a chaotic pursuit in a surprising turn of events.
In Brazil's Javari valley, Oliver Laughland retraces the fatal path of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira, highlighting the threats posed by organized crime to the Amazon.
€25,000 is the cost of deporting one individual from Germany, not including additional personnel expenses incurred by authorities.
Twenty-seven secret agents executed the assassination of Hamas operative Mahmoud Mabhouh in Dubai using fake passports and evading extensive surveillance.
Eighteen Colombian mercenaries were arrested following the assassination of Haiti's president, Jovenel Moïse, on July 7, 2021.
Many Somalis turn to piracy as foreign fishing fleets deplete their resources in Pirateland.
150 kilos of heroin were smuggled from the North Korean bulk carrier Pong Su to the Australian coast in 2003, marking a major drug trafficking incident.
Gun violence in cities like Gilroy and Chicago raises questions about the assault weapons ban's effectiveness.
RTS investigates Valcambi's ties to dirty gold and its links to Kaloti in Dubai.
Stanley fights for an accessible South Africa and the rights of disabled people in Johannesburg.
Ecuador's escalating drug war has led to the disappearance of at least 50 individuals, including Jonathan Villon, whose case highlights the government's violent crackdown.
A Right Sector member instigates a shootout, injuring three, prompting police action at Dnipro Hotel.
In early October, Mexican Navy forces nearly captured Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán in Durango, but he escaped, allegedly with local support.
Alexandra Heal reveals police officers abusing partners while escaping accountability in the UK.
Vice News gathers global opinions on police, highlighting views from Mexicans, Ukrainians, and Kenyans.
Human trafficking victims, including survivors like Susy Andole and Anneke Lucas, are often hidden in plain sight, coerced into forced labor and prostitution.
Punishment for minor offenses, such as graffiti, has been shown to impact crime rates in cities like York, where crime has been declining for decades.
The Coast Guard catches the Nordic Empress dumping oil in the Bahamas in 1993.
Drew Findling has represented at least 11 high-profile clients, including Donald Trump, in a significant criminal case regarding the 2020 election in Georgia.
Montreal's criminal underworld is explored as detectives investigate the murder of a businessman linked to drug dealers and corrupt lawyers.
150,000 East Timorese are displaced and living in refugee camps as political turmoil escalates following the resignation of Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri.
Scientist Dr Porntip Rojansunan fights police corruption in Thailand since January 2004.
In Portsmouth, Hampshire, traffic officers respond to a series of incidents involving suspected drink drivers, stolen vehicles, and confrontations with scooter riders.
In Grimsby, police arrest a driver who fell asleep at the wheel and blew nearly six times the legal limit, highlighting the dangers of impaired driving.
Traffic cops in Britain face chaos on the roads as they respond to drink drivers, hit-and-run suspects, and a stolen caravan disrupting a family's holiday.
South Yorkshire Police confront dangerous drivers and high-speed chases in their efforts to enhance road safety amid rising traffic fatalities.
Routine traffic stops in the United States escalate as police officers encounter drivers concealing illegal weapons, revealing the dangers of everyday encounters.
In Ayotzinapa, the disappearance of 43 students highlights the struggle of Mexicans against drug cartels, police violence, and government corruption.
The team faces terrorism risks in Western Sahara while staying at a fortified compound.
Tajikistan struggles with cheap drugs from Afghanistan, facing violence and addiction issues.
Chris Atkins reveals the thriving black market of drugs and contraband in UK prisons.
Rikers Island prison is depicted through the experiences of an ex-correction officer who reveals systemic violence, corruption, and sexual harassment within its walls.
Benny monitors a drunk defendant in a bar as chaos erupts with the arrival of fellow bounty hunters in a high-stakes confrontation.
In Portsmouth, traffic cops respond to late-night incidents, including a drink-drive suspect's failed seat swap and a violent taxi fight.
7% of Dublin's population has been affected by a drug problem that has persisted despite the city's economic growth.
Less than 15 out of 5,000 murders result in a conviction amid political repression and fear.
In Guatemala City, less than 15 out of 5,000 murders result in a conviction amid political repression.
Over 12,000 people have been killed in the Philippines' drug war, with the police shooting of 17-year-old Kian de los Santos sparking public outrage.
Zuheir documents clashes in East Jerusalem using CCTV cameras around his home.
Edward Snowden predicts U.S. government accusations of espionage for his disclosures on surveillance.
