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Myanmar police charge Aung San Suu Kyi as protests against the coup intensify nationwide.
Ethiopia accuses Tigray regional forces of escalating conflict with rocket attacks.
The United Nations warns of an alarming humanitarian crisis in eastern Ukraine's Donbas region.
A policeman's knee pressed on George Floyd's neck for several minutes as he pleaded for air before he fell silent and later died in the hospital.
Chaos at major airports like Gatwick and Heathrow highlights the urgent challenges faced by emergency responders in high-pressure situations.
An undercover investigation reveals hygiene failures at a West Midlands chicken factory supplying Britain.
An undercover policeman is attacked and set on fire during protests in Hong Kong.
Veterinarian Esther van Neerbos spends every moment searching for missing people with her dogs.
Unidentified law enforcement officers appear at D.C. protests, raising accountability concerns.
During the Troubles in Northern Ireland, the Glenanne Gang, a loyalist paramilitary unit, collaborated with British security forces to murder over 120 civilians.
The US accuses Huawei of organized crime, citing incidents from July 2004 in Chicago, Illinois.
The U.S. charges a North Korean hacker for attacks on Sony Pictures and Bangladesh Bank.
Jack Teixeira, a 21-year-old member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, was arrested by the FBI for allegedly leaking classified documents about the Ukraine war.
The Capitol building is in lockdown as Trump supporters clash with police over election results.
An Ohio Police officer shows restraint against a threatening double murder suspect.
Georgia prepares for a recount as final count approaches and next steps are outlined.
Bernard Madoff admits to a 50 billion dollar fraud affecting investors in Britain and the US.
Ghost guns pose a new threat to public safety and challenge gun control laws in America.
Mr. Meadow is sentenced to two life terms for murdering his wife Maggie and son Paul.
The U.S. orders the closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston amid rising tensions.
The Guardian tracks 545 police killings in 2015, including Freddie Gray's death in Baltimore.
Police officers in Columbus Ohio fatally shoot pregnant Takaya Young during a traffic stop.
The US offers a $15 million bounty for information on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
Tensions rise as President Donald Trump issues pardons before Biden's inauguration amid security fears.
A man recounts an incident where Kevin Spacey pressed his groin against his face while he was working in a store during a family event.
Denise Fergus vows to fight Jon Venables' parole, stating he feels like a celebrity.
Thousands march in Venezuela kakas against crime and government repression following Lopez's arrest.
A police chase leads to the fatal shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo in Chicago's west side.
The video shows Tomlinson being assaulted by police during the London G20 protest.
Students in Michigan hide from a potential shooter, refusing to take that risk right now.
Vincent Cassel shares insights on portraying French gangster Jacques Mesrine in this interview.
A news reporter and cameraman are shot dead during a live broadcast in Virginia, prompting discussions on violence and community impact.
Vladimir Putin confirms Edward Snowden is free to leave Russia from Sheremetyevo airport.
Volkswagen settles for over 1 billion dollars with US diesel car owners in California.
Voting data in the Democratic Republic of Congo raises significant concerns about mass fraud during the electoral process, as highlighted by the Financial Times.
Malaysian police find VX nerve agent on Kim Jong Nam after his attack in Kuala Lumpur.
Evgeny Prigozhin orders Wagner troops to turn back from Moscow, defying President Putin's authority.
Sky News covers the crash of a plane linked to Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin near Moscow.
Wagner rebels threaten Putin's rule, seizing Rostov and marching towards Moscow in June 2023.
In Britain's busiest A&E departments, cameras capture the daily realities of life, love, and loss alongside the complexities of crime and social injustice.
Arif Ali, 21, and Tanvir Ali, 20, were jailed after South Wales Police arrested them for dealing over £11,000 worth of crack cocaine and heroin in Swansea.
Walter Scott is shot in the back by Officer Michael Slager during a traffic stop in North Charleston, South Carolina, raising significant concerns about police conduct.
The first video obtained shows Russian soldiers committing war crimes in Ukraine.
Two juries in a British murder trial reassess the original verdict, questioning the fairness of the justice system in a real courtroom setting.
Jack the Ripper commits violent murders in London, possibly spotted at a crime scene.
The murder of a South London council employee is re-investigated over a cover-up claim.
Cutting-edge factual content from the series 24 Hours in A&E and Dispatches highlights diverse experiences and societal challenges across the UK.
A woman with a child is shot dead after a car chase near the Capitol on Thursday.
