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Michelle Knight is released from the hospital after being found at Ariel Castro's home in Ohio.
AZN competes against Gene Griffith in a thrilling street race showdown.
The Coast Guard raids a drug-laden submarine speeding in the Pacific Ocean on June 18.
London's cocaine market is worth £1 billion, consuming 23 kilos daily, as reported by Sky News.
800 tons of cocaine are produced annually in Colombia, fueling a violent struggle between drug traffickers and anti-drug forces.
Colombia's most wanted drug lord Otoniel is captured after years of evasion.
In a violent incident at a hospital in Cali, Colombia, armed gunmen storm the facility to free a prisoner, instilling fear among patients and staff.
More than 2,000 people have been killed in Sudan in just a matter of days following the rapid support forces' invasion of Alasia in October 2025.
Sweden addresses rising gang violence, with Terry Schulz reporting from Helsingborg.
Constance Martin and Mark Gordon are charged with manslaughter after a baby's remains are found.
Police find Constance Marten's baby dead in Brighton after the couple went missing in January.
Bert Spencer discusses his role in the unsolved murder of Carl Bridgewater in 1978.
Bert Spencer reveals his true colours during an interview with a criminal psychologist.
Jason Stockley is acquitted of murder in the shooting of Anthony Lamar Smith in Missouri.
In a case of mistaken identity, three individuals are arrested following a high-speed van chase, prompting investigations into law enforcement practices in Britain.
In Britain, detectives confront the complexities of illegal drug operations as they dismantle a large cannabis grow in a warehouse, highlighting law enforcement challenges.
Police use a drone to locate an immigrant stranded in a tree, successfully bringing him down and taking him into custody.
Protests in Berlin against COVID-19 measures lead to over 100 police detentions.
Corruption among Members of Parliament in the UK leads to significant financial gains, highlighting the intersection of crime and politics in contemporary society.
The Costa Concordia salvage operation occurs on Monday morning after the 2012 disaster.
Tony Blair, a key figure in the 2003 Iraq invasion, is criticized for his potential role in Gaza, with claims he lacks credibility among Palestinians.
Section 3 of the 14th Amendment is examined as legal proceedings unfold regarding Donald Trump's potential disqualification from future office due to insurrection.
Police confirm remains of a missing baby found in Brighton; couple refuses to disclose location.
Constance Martin and Mark Gordon are arrested in Brighton for gross negligence manslaughter.
Kathy Burke explores voyeurism and its societal implications through real crime stories and investigative segments from Untold and Dispatches in Britain.
Maros Tancos and Joanna Gomulska are jailed for trafficking 29 vulnerable people to the UK.
More than 5,000 people were arrested during protests across Russia demanding the release of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
An explosion partially destroys the Crimea Bridge, impacting Russia's military strategy.
Two men are lashed in Aceh for gay sex as 141 are arrested in Jakarta for a gay party.
A 15-year-old girl died less than an hour after being stabbed on her way to school in Croydon, with a 17-year-old boy arrested shortly after.
The Cryptoqueen orchestrates the OneCoin scam, impacting the world economy significantly.
A substantial amount of heroin was found at the crime scene of Eliza B's murder, suggesting a motive beyond drug theft.
A father in Britain learns that his son has faked his own death and fled the country, prompting an investigation into the bizarre case.
Baroness Neville Jones discusses the escape of soldier Daniel Abed Khalife, suspected of espionage.
Daniel Khalif escapes Wandsworth jail, prompting a widespread search for the fugitive.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions plans to announce a new strategy against leakers tomorrow.
Daniel Khalife is arrested by Metropolitan Police after a 75-hour manhunt in Greenford, London.
Daniel Khalif escapes from prison by clinging to a Macon van for a mile and a half.
Millie shares her date rape drug experience to warn others after a distressing night out.
The UK government opens an official investigation into David Cameron's lobbying activities.
A bomb blast at Bangkok's Erawan Shrine kills 22, raising fears post-coup in Thailand.
Three people, including a police officer, die in clashes in Bangkok amid protests against PM Yingluck Shinawatra.
Police operation in Rio leads to over two dozen deaths amid gunshots echoing through favelas.
A suicide bomber kills dozens in a mosque blast in Peshawar, Pakistan, injuring more than 170.
Mary and Rick Todd seek accountability for their son Shane's death in Singapore, challenging discrepancies in the official investigation and urging U.S. lawmakers for support.
Reggie Clemons pleads the fifth amendment during his death penalty hearing in St. Louis.
On the night of April 4-5, 1991, two young women fell to their deaths from the Chain of Rocks Bridge, igniting a debate over the death penalty in America.
Societal discomfort surrounding discussions of mortality is examined through personal reflections and viewer engagement on death anxiety and its implications.
