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Extreme jobs around the world are explored, featuring ship breakers, flathead racers, and soccer talent agents, highlighting their unique challenges and rewards.
In Toronto during the 1970s, a series of bombings attributed to the Mad Bomber underscores the importance of a critical 72-hour window for solving crimes.
Over 2,000 Indigenous women are reported missing or murdered in Canada, prompting calls for recognition of treaty rights and improved relations with the government.
Tommy Carlton, facing $85,000 in child support owed to ex-wife Elizabeth, hired a hit man for $2,000 to eliminate her.
Modern British masculinity is explored through personal stories of acceptance and resilience from individuals like Max, Tula, and Sahil, highlighting LGBTQ+ experiences.
Carol Loomis reflects on her extensive career at Fortune Magazine and her long-standing relationship with Warren Buffett, highlighting his principles and ethics.
Bulgaria's roads, particularly the perilous Trakia highway, are among the deadliest in Europe, plagued by high accident rates, corruption, and poor maintenance.
Lotta Dalenius, a 48-year-old nurse and single mother, has been preparing her family for crises, including armed conflict, for four years.
An American bank and jewellery bandit commits a series of robberies across Canada, from Toronto to Vancouver, until a police investigation leads to his capture.
A patrol unit covering 48,000 square kilometers in Norwegian Lapland monitors the welfare of 200,000 reindeer managed by the Sami herders.
Thousands of Americans embrace van life, including Katie and Emily, redefining freedom on the road.
Human activity has significantly altered the planet, prompting an exploration of how past civilizations like the Mayans and Vikings addressed environmental challenges.
Sierra Leone's alarming maternal mortality rate compels Aminata Conteh-Biger to return home and advocate for vulnerable mothers and their children.
Mahatma Gandhi's final years were marked by his commitment to nonviolence amidst escalating religious violence in India, culminating in his assassination in 1948.
Young British pilots working for Susi Air navigate Indonesia's treacherous landscapes, facing unpredictable weather and challenging runways to gain flight experience.
Royal Marines and Army Commandos are evolving into the Future Commando Force, balancing advanced technology and personal challenges in military life.
On December 9, 2019, around 100 people were on or near Whakaari/White Island when the volcano erupted, releasing deadly heat and toxic ash.
Adolescents in the early 2000s navigate the vast opportunities of the internet, exploring social connections, creativity, and self-expression across the globe.
Violence and hate are examined through historical, biological, and mythological lenses to question whether they are inherent traits or societal constructs.
The House of Windsor navigates pivotal crises, from King Edward VIII's abdication to Prince Harry's departure, revealing the monarchy's fragility amid public scrutiny.
Four food trucks owned by Roy Choi helped redefine Los Angeles' culinary scene, blending Asian and Latino flavors in a city marked by cultural diversity.
Khartik and Dipshika celebrate their Kiwi-Hindu wedding while Ethiopian refugee Remaz faces emotional choices as she prepares to marry Ahmed, leaving her grandmother behind.
Eight legendary military commanders, including Erwin Rommel and Georgy Zhukov, are examined for their revolutionary strategies that shaped 20th-century warfare.
The absence of openly LGBTQ+ footballers in England's Premier League raises questions about societal acceptance and the potential impact of a player's public coming out.
Jasmine Richards, a Black Lives Matter activist, received a 90-day jail sentence and 3 years' probation for felony lynching amid public protests.
China's state apparatus has historically prioritized unity over individual freedom, as explored by Professor Niall Ferguson through interviews with billionaires and Mao's survivors.
In February 1941, social democrat Rudolf Hildding was arrested in France and died in a Paris prison under unexplained circumstances.
Minimalism and the "less is more" philosophy are gaining traction in Europe as alternatives to materialism, prompting debates on social equity and environmental sustainability.
On May 23, 2017, the AlphaGo program defeated the world champion at Go, marking a significant milestone in artificial intelligence development.
Interviews with policy advisers and the experiences of four teachers reveal the significant challenges and political influences affecting the U.S. educational system today.
Great Britain has had 62 monarchs over the last 1,200 years, with its modern royal lineage tracing back to William the Conqueror in 1066.
Teenagers in America share their candid experiences and challenges, revealing the complex realities of youth in contemporary society.
King Charles III, who ascended the British throne in 2022, emphasizes public service and environmental advocacy throughout his reign.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle navigate media scrutiny and royal protocols while establishing their lives in Canada and Los Angeles, reflecting on their six-year marriage.
Miami-Dade County Jail and Boot Camp represent two contrasting approaches to incarceration, where inmates face extreme conditions and survival challenges.
Emergency personnel in Essex, the West Midlands, and Cornwall utilize motorcycles to navigate congested roads and provide rapid assistance in critical situations.
One out of three adult North Americans makes a living directly or indirectly from the automobile, reflecting its pervasive role in daily life.
Excessive consumerism in the United States manifests through competitive eating, extreme vehicle modifications, and a culture that celebrates unrestrained consumption.
John Daly, a former neo-Nazi skinhead living in Israel, confronts his past alongside Kevin Connell by visiting concentration camps in Eastern Europe.
War journalists, search and rescue pilots, and wolf whisperers share their experiences and motivations behind their extraordinary and often perilous careers.
In Jeju Province, the haenyeos, women divers with a 1,000-year tradition, harvest seaweed and shellfish while navigating the dangers of the frigid sea.
Taiwan faces increasing pressure from China, as its citizens grapple with the desire for independence amid rising militant sentiments on both sides.
Carrier Strike Group 8, led by the USS Harry S. Truman, conducts military exercises in the Atlantic, highlighting naval operations like refuelling and amphibious assaults.
Loli Candy, a notorious child pornography group on Facebook, exploited anonymity to share horrific abuse images among its 7,000 members before facing justice.
Afghan journalists, forced into exile after the Taliban's takeover, continue to report under the leadership of editor Zaki Daryabi, navigating a new reality.
Egyptian women are challenging years of sexual abuse, highlighting their resilience amid broader social and political unrest in the region.
Queen Elizabeth II's reign transformed the British monarchy, highlighting her adaptability, commitment to service, and significant historical moments from the 20th and 21st centuries.
Automotive aficionado Dale evaluates Mike's unique belly tank racer, with negotiations hinging on its ability to run and the potential financial loss for Mike.
