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Laura Barton and Felix Clay visit Bournville, a suburb created by the Cadbury brothers.
Laura Barton and Felix Clay visit Orgreave, site of the 1984 miners' strike clash in Yorkshire.
Moscow intensifies efforts to take Bakhmut amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Wagner claims to have nearly surrounded Bakhmut, raising concerns for Ukrainian forces.
Iraqi forces advance on Mosul as Alex Rossi reports from the frontline in Bazwaya.
Iraqi special forces advance towards Mosul's center with Alex Crawford reporting on the Tigris.
Iraqi forces near victory over Islamic State in Mosul's Old City, reports Stuart Ramsay.
King Ludwig II of Bavaria, known for his fairytale palaces like Herrenchiemsee, died under mysterious circumstances at Lake Starnberg in 1886.
In just eight weeks, Bayard Rustin helped organize the March on Washington, bringing 250,000 people to the National Mall in 1963.
The guys reach a $400 deal for an antique oak cabinet in this clip from Season 24, Episode 7.
In 1995, Judge Sonia Sotomayor ruled that baseball team owners violated federal labor laws, allowing the season to start with major leaguers on the field.
Belgium returns Patrice Lumumba's remains, including a single tooth, to his family.
Prince Philippe pays tribute to King Albert II after his abdication due to health reasons.
Russian officials blame Ukraine for a sabotage attack in Belgorod amid ongoing tensions.
Ben Affleck discusses Argo and its satirical take on the 1979 Tehran hostage crisis.
Trams revive in UK cities like Manchester and Edinburgh, facing both benefits and criticism.
The CIA took control of the Benghazi compound after the 2012 attack, evacuating diplomatic staff and searching for the bodies of Ambassador Chris Stevens and Sean Smith.
Local Libyans attempt to rescue ambassador Chris Stevens during the Benghazi attack.
Berlin's Brandenburg Gate symbolizes the city's reunification and history of division.
Richard Senior receives his restored Chrysler Imperial in Counting Cars during Car Week.
Rick questions the authenticity of a 1700s Spanish Fleet gold coin on Pawn Stars.
Historic talks between Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in in Panmunjom mark a pivotal moment in North and South Korea's efforts to address ongoing tensions.
The Biafra separatist rebellion still fuels calls for independence in Nigeria today.
Over 10,000 elite soldiers from coalition forces search for Osama bin Laden, who remains elusive five years after the September 11 attacks.
More than 800,000 Palestinians were displaced during the 1948 conflict, a trauma that continues to affect those in Gaza today.
Watch Tony Harris analyze bizarre phenomena on The Proof Is Out There Fridays.
A black male speaker expresses concern for his daughter's safety in a world where racism persists, stating that if black lives do not matter, then nothing else does.
Fourteen Black soldiers received the Medal of Honor for their actions in the Battle of Chapin's Farm, a key moment in the American Civil War.
A Boeing 787 lands at Troll Airfield in Antarctica, marking an aviation milestone.
Giles Fraser argues against bombing Isis in Syria, citing the futility of past military actions.
Allied bombers struck lower Normandy for three full days in June 1944, resulting in nearly 4,000 German and civilian deaths.
DW reveals that incorrect footage has misrepresented the atomic bombing of Hiroshima for decades.
Activists report Syrian government bombings targeting civilians in Daraya, near Damascus.
Boris Johnson's biography of Churchill reveals his political ambitions and contrasts their careers.
Over a hundred Battalion tactical groups were stationed on the border as Boris Johnson addressed the Ukrainian parliament about the ongoing war.
Bowe Bergdahl appears in exclusive footage days before his Taliban capture in Afghanistan.
Amanda Rabbow shares her survival story from the Boxing Day tsunami in Khao Lak, Thailand.
A boy stumbles upon mysterious ancient scrolls while herding his goats.
Brazil's supreme court rules Lula must serve prison time ahead of October elections.
In 1956, the Suez Crisis forced Britain to retreat from military intervention in Egypt, a historical parallel drawn by some during Brexit negotiations.
Theresa May faces a historic defeat in the House of Commons over her Brexit deal.
Pilots onboard a Pakistan airbus notice a strange object in the sky during a flight.
Jim Moye has digitized more than 4,000 reels from over 210 nuclear tests conducted by the U.S. and aims to declassify this footage for public access.
Britain declares war on Nazi Germany after three years of appeasement under Churchill's leadership.
A 380-foot drop awaits visitors on the Walk of Fate at Blackpool Tower, which is closed for annual repairs during the winter months.
Leeds Market, the largest market in England, features a rich history, local produce, and a vibrant atmosphere within its iconic 1904 greenhouse-like structure.
Britain's response to the largest refugee crisis in Europe is criticized for being insufficient.
A broken excavator causes a major shutdown at a gold mining plant, forcing the crew to confront mechanical challenges and production delays.
