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Leaked records show banks, including Deutsche Bank, facilitated two trillion dollars in money laundering.
A shipment containing 80,000 T-shirts, valued at $1.2 million, is suspected to be counterfeit and raises concerns about international shipping practices.
A woman describes feeling harassed by the press, stating she had to lie in the back seat of a car to avoid being photographed.
April Jones, a five-year-old girl, goes missing in Machynlleth on October 1st, 2012.
Finland closes border crossings with Russia amid a surge in Asylum Seekers.
Clinton's bail was set at $150,000 after spending 20 years on death row, leading to his eventual release and reintegration into society.
A flotilla boat faces a drone attack, igniting calls for justice for Palestine.
Prisoners in the UK are willing to pay up to 500 pounds for a KFC bargain bucket, facilitated by corrupt prison staff.
Terry reports on the chaos at Brussels Airport after an explosion and Arabic shouting.
Leonard Purvis discusses police misconduct and rehiring of fired officers in McFarland, California.
Forensic artists recreate faces of John Wayne Gacy's unidentified victims using expert knowledge.
A police officer forgives the man who shot him, finding peace and purpose through charity work and personal growth after writing a book.
Tommy Robinson is sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of court after filming a trial.
Mikhail Saakashvili's health declines amid protests in Georgia against pro-Russian laws.
Najib Razak discusses his fall from power and the Saudi donation during the Arab Spring.
A former British intelligence agent recounts daily efforts to thwart terror attacks.
Imran Khan is shot at a rally in Islamabad, demanding snap elections after his ousting.
Former King Juan Carlos leaves Spain amid corruption investigations and public outrage.
Michael Cohen pleads guilty to campaign finance violations influencing the 2016 election.
Police seek information after four family members are found dead in Hounslow on Friday.
French police face riots in Monte after the fatal shooting of teenager Nayel by an officer.
Mali's Junta confronts France over airspace violations and seeks Russian military support.
A Financial Times journalist shares their experience of losing £4,300 to a payment scam.
France has arrested a second suspect in the Nice knife attack that killed three people.
In Mexico, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) has rapidly transformed from obscurity to a dominant force in drug trafficking, reshaping organized crime dynamics.
An individual reflects on their life after armed robbery incarceration, highlighting challenges of reintegration and the opportunity provided by Timpson for employment.
Islamic State militants invaded Mosul, executing hostages and individuals accused of minor crimes, raising questions about the coalition's military intervention.
Illegal steroid laboratories in suburban UK garages produce testosterone propionate, revealing a lucrative underground market driven by societal pressures on young men.
Attendees spent thousands to Attend Fyre Fest in the Bahamas, facing a disastrous experience.
Footage shows G4S prison in Bloemfontein allegedly torturing inmates with drugs and electroshock.
50,000 people have died in Gaza, as Gabor Maté calls for universal application of the 'never again' principle to protect all children from trauma.
A gang robs Sainsbury's, escapes with cash, and is sentenced to over 100 years in prison.
A Beretta 9000 pistol, linked to organized crime figures James Lunt and Adam Bigley, is implicated in 19 shootings across the UK, highlighting forensic challenges.
Asian immigrants in France face violence from youth gangs, highlighted by a 2016 murder in Aubervilliers.
LGBTQ+ Afghans face life-threatening dangers under Taliban rule, where being gay is punishable by death, as illustrated by the stories of four individuals.
Gaza Flotilla members share allegations of mistreatment by Israel and discuss hostages.
Parents in Gaza feed children boiled water amid severe shortages and starvation.
A Gaza photojournalist highlights the resilience and struggles of Palestinians, emphasizing the need for their voices to be heard amid ongoing conflict.
Curfews in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Atlanta follow protests for George Floyd's justice.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky reports significant territorial gains amid Russian retreats.
German police investigate the poisoning of two Russian journalists in Berlin.
Western Germany police arrest an Iranian man for planning a chemical attack in Castro.
German police raid Palestinian activists' homes over Instagram posts amid human rights concerns.
Nadja Benaissa admits in court to unprotected sex while HIV-positive, affecting multiple men.
Germany condemns Bucha killings as war crimes that cannot go unanswered and takes control of Gazprom Germania.
A shooting at Heidelberg University in Germany results in one death and several injuries, with the assailant, an 18-year-old, taking his own life afterward.
Notorious UK gangsters, including Bernard O'Mahoney, are examined for their criminal activities and cultural influences in British organized crime.
Tir Dhondy reveals Ibiza's drug culture amid the greatest party scene on the island.
