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Police in England and Wales tackle rising knife crime in a week-long crackdown with Sky News.
A 720 million ton chunk of rock dislodged from Mount Toc triggers a catastrophic wave that destroys the town of Longarone and kills nearly 2,000 people.
Ryan Gosling stars as an American drug dealer in Bangkok seeking revenge for his brother's murder.
The UK government makes it more difficult to prosecute war crimes through new legislation.
David Allen Green discusses the Northern Ireland Protocol bill and its legal implications.
Orozco The Embalmer works in El Cartucho, a Columbian community torn apart by violence and drugs.
A man released after 20 years on death row confronts the complexities of freedom and the lasting effects of long-term incarceration.
Ukraine investigates a video showing a Russian soldier beheading a Ukrainian prisoner, sparking outrage.
Over 100,000 people march in The Hague for Gaza and Palestine's freedom and justice.
Owen Jones addresses Russia's influence and dirty money in London post-Salisbury attack.
Tourism in Medellín thrives on Pablo Escobar's legacy and Colombia's narco history.
Popeye visits Pablo Escobar's tomb two or three times a month, accompanied by a cemetery guard who follows him at a distance.
Paddy Conroy reveals his family's rule over Newcastle and his eleven-year prison sentence.
Pervez Musharraf receives a death sentence for treason in Pakistan while in exile.
A Palestinian boy receives a PVC pipe prosthetic after losing his leg in a bombing.
A five-year-old boy is allegedly held by Israeli troops for throwing a stone.
A Palestinian uses a jet ski to escape Gaza and reach Europe amid ongoing violence.
Palestinians return to Gaza after 15 months of bombardment, facing immense emotional challenges.
Palestinians in Gaza celebrate a ceasefire announcement amid ongoing conflict and struggles.
Palestinians return to their devastated homes after the Israeli withdrawal, seeking support.
Palestinians testify in a U.S. federal court against the Biden administration, claiming complicity in Israel's actions in Gaza and seeking to halt military support.
Ramona Brandt, a first-time nonviolent drug offender, reflects on her 21 years in prison after receiving a commutation from President Barack Obama in 2015.
Parents share their heartbreaking story of losing their 13-year-old son in this true crime episode.
A bone shard found in Cocula, Mexico, renews hope for the families of missing students.
Francois Hollande announces military reinforcements and border closures after the Paris attacks.
In Paris, gunmen attacked the Charlie Hebdo magazine, killing 12 people and prompting a nationwide response against terrorism and heightened security concerns.
Footage shows the murder of a police officer by attackers in Paris, highlighting urban violence.
Around 140,000 teens in the UK carry knives, contributing to a rise in knife violence and fatal stabbings, with 262 deaths reported in 2024.
Blood spatter analysis reveals critical evidence in a brutal stabbing case, while exploring the complexities of romance fraud and hidden crime subcultures.
Photographs of Boris Johnson at alleged lockdown parties are submitted to the inquiry report.
Bangladesh faces unrest over war crimes trials linked to its 1971 independence from Pakistan.
Patty Hearst delivers a chilling eulogy for SLA members on Radio KPFK in 1974.
On April 15, 1974, Patty Hearst and her comrades stole $10,660.02 from the Sunset branch of the Hibernia Bank during a well-planned robbery.
Paul Mason stresses the need for a united left to combat Ukip and the Tories in the UK.
Mike, Richard, and Jerry confront an extortionist over a $700 payment for their moonshining operations, leading to a heated exchange about additional demands.
A man is arrested in West London for the murder of local figure Mr. O'Halloran in a residential street.
Detroit sees a rise in private police squads led by Dale Brown's right vipers for community safety.
People at a rally chant against US military funding while calling for justice and peace for Palestine.
The program highlights the violence in Gaza and Israel, with over a thousand people murdered.
Two British women plead guilty to drug charges and face over six years in a Peruvian jail.
Two British women plead guilty to drug smuggling in Peru, hoping for reduced sentences.
Peter Humphrey and Yu Ying face trial in Shanghai for illegally obtaining personal information.
The Petrobras corruption scandal, involving executives from Brazil's state-controlled oil company and major construction firms, has cost over twenty billion dollars and sparked widespread outrage.
William and Lynda Webster resist a phone scam targeting senior citizens in 2014.
In Mexico City, scammers operate pirate ambulances that intercept 9-1-1 calls, charging high fees to transport patients to outdated private clinics.
In July 2009, Somali pirates capture the M/V Faina, holding its crew for over four months.
Turkey and Greece clash over Mediterranean waters amid rising piracy in Nigeria's Gulf of Guinea.
Two fans are charged for a pitch invasion at the Etihad after Manchester City's win over Aston Villa.
