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NHS staff in four British hospitals respond to a flying-ladder accident, serious post-surgery complications, a bike crash injury, and a high-risk breech birth.
Colin Wallace, a former British military intelligence officer, exposed the use of fake news by intelligence agencies and faced murder accusations as a result.
In Columbia, SC, activists including Judy Turnipseed and Jessica Edmund challenge a 2013 City Council decision that criminalized homelessness, presenting limited options for the affected individuals.
Operation Gunsmoke reveals how undercover Chicago cops expose illegal gun sales in a city grappling with rampant gun violence and ineffective legislation.
In 2016, an 18-year-old first-time voter felt that Donald Trump represented a change in American politics from the traditional establishment.
Five chilling betrayal cases highlight how meticulous planning and advanced forensics led to the capture of organized killers across the United States.
Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, two pioneering Italian prosecutors, were assassinated following their landmark victories against the Mafia, highlighting the deep ties between organized crime and Italian politics.
The evolution of personal freedom in America during the 19th century highlights the contrasts between industrial progress and the struggles of marginalized groups.
Jake Millison's disappearance from the 7-11 Ranch in Colorado reveals a family's dark secrets involving jealousy, financial greed, and a tragic confession.
Neville Heath, a conman posing as a war hero in postwar Britain, preyed on vulnerable women before his arrogance led to his capture by police.
In 1941 North Africa, maverick officer David Stirling established the SAS, a small elite force designed to disrupt German operations behind enemy lines.
Residents of Whiteville, North Carolina, unite with wealthy allies to challenge stagnant wages and advocate for a living wage, showcasing the power of grassroots movements.
John Daly, an ex-Neo Nazi who fled to Israel after his gang attempted to kill him for being Jewish, revisits concentration camps with an old friend to confront his past.
Poverty and health are intricately linked, as highlighted by Clare Short's insights on the inadequacies of healthcare in developing countries amidst global economic growth.
In São Paulo, armed robbery, drug trafficking, and violent crime dominate daily life, while a pastor and former addicts fight for redemption through faith and mixed martial arts.
Sajid Khan Nasiri documents his perilous escape from Afghanistan and the challenges of navigating Belgium's asylum system as a young refugee.
Artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and automation are driving a new economic frontier, raising critical questions about control and the future of global wealth.
Istanbul serves as a primary gateway for heroin trafficking into Europe, with the "Balkan Route" supplying an estimated 80% of Britain's heroin.
The Opposition Alliance faces dire conditions in Afghanistan as drought, refugee crises, and a lack of international support exacerbate their struggle against the Taliban.
Mamdouh Habib's harrowing experience of being sent from Guantanamo Bay to Egypt for six months of torture highlights the dark realities of US interrogation practices.
Wikileaks, founded by Julian Assange, ignited global debate over transparency and ethics in journalism by leaking classified information, including the infamous "collateral murder" video.
Canada's border policies reveal complexities and challenges that challenge the perception of openness and accessibility in immigration.
Boon Keng, Iskandar, Rusdi, and Khai confront their pasts and the challenges of reintegration into society after life in maximum security.
China's new affluent generation is challenging state-imposed limits on freedom, prioritizing personal wealth and consumption over traditional socialist values.
Commercial zones in France, often overlooked, are home to thousands of workers whose stories reveal the complexities of contemporary society.
Inside a juvenile detention center, young offenders share their stories of drug dealing and family issues while participating in a film program led by Babs Chula and Mr. Vanl.
Landlocked Niger faces severe health challenges, with malnutrition and iron-deficiency anaemia significantly impacting maternal and infant mortality rates.
Samancor faces serious allegations as former employees at its Johannesburg plant suffer fatal manganese poisoning linked to profit-driven practices.
A Marine Corps veteran, Ricardo Tapia, faces legal consequences after a shooting incident linked to his PTSD.
Proposition 19 in California aims to legalise cannabis, potentially transforming a $16 billion industry while addressing the state's $19 billion deficit.
Rutka Laskier's diary, written in 1943, remained hidden for over 60 years before being discovered in 2006, revealing her experiences in a Polish ghetto.
Bolivia's white elite in Santa Cruz demand political autonomy, claiming their region generates half the nation's wealth, while tensions rise with the government.
Assam's tea plantations are the battleground for a violent conflict, claiming 10,000 lives as rebel groups clash with the Indian state over control and resources.
Malawi faces a dire humanitarian crisis as bad weather, poor governance, and profiteering lead to widespread starvation and suffering among its people.
Corruption and greed threaten wildlife conservation efforts, as illegal activities like the ivory trade drive endangered species toward extinction.
Students at American universities are pressured by Campus Watch, a pro-Israeli lobby group, to report on professors accused of anti-Semitism.
Latin America faces the challenges of COVID-19 as reggaeton star J Balvin, Judge Sergio Moro, and Dr. Marcos Espinal discuss its impact and response.
In Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Uzbekistan, young people are navigating their futures with confidence and optimism, contrasting with the anxiety seen in the West.
Yiannnis Boutaris, a Greek tycoon, establishes a bear sanctuary to protect the dwindling bear population and promote conservation education among children.
In a future where the North Korean regime has collapsed, the film critiques the moral implications of global inaction towards the dictatorship.
Grégoire Ahongbonon, a former mental health patient, advocates for the care of Africa's mentally ill, challenging societal prejudices and providing essential support.
Nazi Germany's post-war vision included plans for a new European order, population control, and economic exploitation across conquered territories.
Cuba's health care system, despite decades of sanctions, rivals that of Western countries, boasting lower infant mortality rates than the U.S. and training thousands of international medical students.
Julian Assange, the controversial figure behind Wikileaks, leaked over 90,000 war files, asserting that the historical archive belongs to the people of Afghanistan.
Blossom C. Brown, a prominent black transgender activist, navigates personal and public challenges while advocating for transgender rights leading up to the 2019 CNN LGBTQ+ Town Hall.
The Turkish and Ottoman Empire shaped the political, cultural, and social landscape of Europe and the Middle East for over six centuries.
In Berlin and Italy, wedding planners navigate high-pressure logistics, emotional couples, and rising costs during a demanding wedding season.
Every day, 300 robots at STTO Express in China sort and deliver 70,000 parcels, demonstrating the efficiency of automation in the postal service.
