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Putin condemns Wagner's actions as treason and calls for unity among Russians.
Vladimir Putin faces an International arrest warrant for war crimes involving child abductions.
Putin visits Mariupol after a trip to Crimea amid war crime accusations.
Putin visits Crimea to mark annexation anniversary amid ICC war crimes warrant.
The Crimean Bridge attack on October 8 is linked to the Ukrainian Security Services' terrorism.
Food shortages threaten the traditional dessert Qatayef in Gaza during Ramadan, exacerbated by over 300 violations of ceasefire agreements by Israel.
Dominic Raab discusses Harry Dunn's case and the ongoing extradition request for Anne Sacoolas.
Seven percent of Burnley's population is Asian, amid rising unemployment and homelessness that contribute to growing racial tensions in the community.
Merseyside police raid five county lines drug operations from Liverpool to North Wales.
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Three people die in multiple stabbings in Reading, with one arrest made for murder.
Protests erupt across Latin America against femicide and violence on International Women's Day.
Criminals exploit social media to recruit teenagers as money mules, turning them into unwitting accomplices in global financial crimes.
Sequarius McGrath discusses Liverpool's gun violence and the community's conflict after Olivia's murder.
A drunk driver exceeds the legal limit by six times, prompting discussions on safety and testing.
Kathy Burke examines the life and death of reality star Miriam Rivera, highlighting the social injustices and personal tragedies surrounding her story.
Journalist Isa Balado is allegedly sexually assaulted live on air in Madrid, leading to an arrest.
A South African TV journalist is mugged on camera moments before a live broadcast, highlighting the dangers faced by reporters in Johannesburg.
Cameras capture the daily operations and emotional stories within Britain's busiest A&E departments, highlighting real crimes and social injustices.
Nigerians retaliate against South African businesses after attacks in Johannesburg and Pretoria.
Rhinos in Zimbabwe are making a comeback thanks to elite anti-poaching efforts at Malilangwe Trust.
Undercover filming reveals temping agencies' tax avoidance schemes costing the UK millions.
Rhod Gilbert shares his personal battle with chronic pain, revealing the emotional and physical toll it takes on his life and career.
Richard finds Mark and Jerry's moonshine stash under bright head lights at night.
Richard O'Dwyer faces extradition over copyright claims related to his website TVShack.
In Epping Forest, Essex, police find a body in a pond while investigating the disappearance of 19-year-old Richard Okorogheye, who was last seen two weeks prior.
France faces Nationwide protests after the police shooting of a teenager of North African Heritage.
Riots erupt in South Africa following the arrest of ex-president Jacob Zuma, reports John Sparks.
Rishi Sunak's trip to Normandy has been labeled as a major political misstep, with critics arguing it represents the worst election own goal in history.
Food fraud costs billions and threatens health, with scandals in Spain and China highlighted.
In the Sierra Madre region of Mexico, poppy farmers navigate the dangers of the illegal drug trade while grappling with socio-economic challenges and law enforcement pressures.
Richard collaborates with fellow moonshiners to evade law enforcement while emphasizing the significance of water in the distillation process.
Robert Mueller testifies about Donald Trump and Russia's 2016 Presidential election interference.
Robert Peston and Charlie George discuss finance, criminality, and football in this interview.
Roger Stone pleads not guilty as charges hint at Trump campaign's ties to WikiLeaks.
Rolls-Royce faces bribery accusations linked to Petrobras Brazil, impacting its future contracts.
Rosie Jones reflects on her past self, stating that the online troll she confronted now physically disgusts her.
A 50-foot dead sea creature, coated in white shaggy hair, was discovered floating in the waters of Maluku Province, Indonesia, in May 2017.
Reza Baluchi is arrested after trying to run to London across the Atlantic Ocean.
Russia says nearly a thousand Ukrainian fighters surrender in Mariupol's Azovstal steel plant.
Russia's strikes have intensified in Kiev, hitting residential neighborhoods and causing casualties.
Christopher Steele discusses the implications of the recent jet crash in Russia involving Prigozhin.
Ruslan Verhapov recounts his traumatic prison experiences in Yaroslavl and Saratov, Russia.
Russia blames Ukraine for the car bombing that killed Daria Dugina near Moscow.
A Russian missile strike in Dnipro kills 35, as Ukraine fears further escalation from joint drills.
Sergey Lavrov addresses the UN Security Council on Ukraine's unpunished crimes since 2014.
Hundreds of thousands of orphans in Russia face challenges under strict adoption laws by Putin.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski reports intensified Russian drone strikes on Kiev.
