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Lillian and Jette climb a mountain in Switzerland to confront the painful memories of Jette's childhood sexual abuse by her stepfather and their strained relationship.
The catastrophic flood of 1931 in China claimed millions of lives, reshaped communities, and highlighted the urgent need for improved disaster preparedness.
Lisa Marie Presley’s inheritance battle over Elvis Presley’s estate highlights the complexities of family feuds, financial mismanagement, and legal disputes in Hollywood.
Vietnam's complex history includes French colonialism, Japanese occupation during WWII, the rise of Ho Chi Minh, and the U.S. involvement following the Gulf of Tonkin incident.
Florence Keane, Australia's top psychic and winner of the Australian Psychic of the Year award, navigates her professional life and the societal role of psychics in addressing loss and grief.
Florence, a top psychic medium in south-western Sydney, attracts clients willing to pay for connections with deceased loved ones, highlighting a booming industry.
Journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie explore their complex ancestry through DNA testing, revealing unexpected family histories and identities.
Vicki Monroe's husband was found shot dead in their Louisville bar, leading their son to accuse her of murder amid claims of a robbery gone wrong.
Ron Taylor, the last member of a religious sect that believed in surviving the apocalypse and achieving immortality, shares his experiences and reflections.
British journalists have faced scrutiny for invasive practices, including phone tapping, raising ethical questions about media conduct and accountability.
The wall surrounding Qalqilja has transformed the once-thriving town into a ghost town, isolating residents from their land and livelihoods while raising concerns of land appropriation.
Ruja Ignatova, known as the "crypto queen," orchestrated a billion-dollar scam through OneCoin, aided by her connections in Bulgaria and Iceland, including supermodel Asdis Ran.
In 1955, factory seamstress work is portrayed as lacking genuine job satisfaction and advancement, highlighting the contrast between glamor and reality.
Innovative technologies and sustainable practices are reshaping industries worldwide, demonstrating that economic growth can coexist with environmental responsibility.
In Cheshire, host Sally Lindsay explores a £12 million mega mansion featuring an 8,000 square foot mirrored underground garage as part of her luxury sleepover experience.
Mongolia's nomadic culture, shaped by harsh climates, is explored through camel drivers in the Gobi Desert, Nenets tribes, Buriat cattle breeders, and Kazakh falconers.
Joe Biden's presidency is analyzed alongside the future of Donald Trump, offering insights into the political landscape and upcoming challenges.
Activists prepare for a significant demonstration against the APEC conference in Sydney, highlighting their strategies and motivations at an activist centre.
Karrada, once an affluent district in Baghdad, now faces daily threats from insurgents, leaving residents fearful and struggling to survive amid violence.
Britain's 2016 referendum on European Union membership is examined through its historical social and cultural influences, featuring insights from experts like Tim Bale and Catherine Barnard.
A group of filmmakers in Italy reflects on their ambitions and the societal challenges they face as they prepare for the impending coronavirus outbreak.
Gloria Steinem's reflections reveal the complexities of her relationship with her daughter and the effects of her activism on family dynamics.
Jason DaSilva, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, documents his experiences as a father to his son, Jase, while managing his condition.
Gold has captivated humanity for millennia, shaping economies, cultures, and individual lives, revealing the depth of our obsession with this precious metal.
Sheila Davalloo, convicted of murdering fellow pharmaceuticals executive Anna Lisa Raymundo, provides an exclusive interview detailing her motivations and the events surrounding the crime.
In 1990, the murder of Gregory Smart led to the highly publicized trial of his wife, Pamela Smart, accused of orchestrating the crime through three teenage boys.
Susan Sarandon and painter Tigran Tsitoghdzyahn examine the complexities of aging in a social media-driven world while he attempts to paint her portrait.
In Central California, a naval disaster in 1923 resulted in the loss of seven Navy destroyers and 23 sailors due to a collision with rocks in thick fog.
Mohammad 'Mo' Rabie returns to Syria after the civil war to search for his missing brother Ahmad and assess his future between Syria and Germany.
A man receives a second heart to survive, alongside stories of children with rare conditions and individuals overcoming life-altering accidents.
Sir Archibald McIndoe and Dr. Ross Tilley revolutionized reconstructive surgery for WWII airmen at Queen Victoria Hospital, forming the Guinea Pig Club.
Yorgos Lanthimos' 2009 film explores the disturbing dynamics of a family isolated from society, where children are kept in ignorance until they reach adulthood.
In a society increasingly obsessed with self-image, Body à La Carte examines the rise of cosmetic procedures through personal stories and expert insights.
Harrison Ford's illustrious six-decade career in Hollywood has been marked by significant financial successes and personal challenges, including a contentious divorce without a prenup.
Local businesses in New Orleans played a crucial role in the city's recovery after Hurricane Katrina, filling gaps left by corporate failures and fostering community resilience.
Prison families navigate the complexities of life with incarcerated loved ones, revealing unique stories of crime, justice, and resilience across diverse backgrounds.
Necker Island, owned by billionaire Richard Branson, is an exclusive holiday destination that epitomizes luxury and privacy for the ultra-wealthy.
Basketball in Africa is celebrated through personal stories and the influence of Ubuntu, highlighting its societal impact and the sport's growth across the continent.
In August 1951, the CIA conducted a covert LSD experiment in Pont-Saint-Esprit, France, leading to mass hallucinations and several deaths among the local population.
Georgia's political turmoil in the early 2000s saw a powerful TV show influence public opinion amid conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, highlighting US-Russian tensions.
A construction worker is treated at King's College Hospital for severe leg and chest injuries after being crushed under a cherry picker.
In the rural village of Dreifontein, rampant child abuse and incest plague families, exacerbated by the enduring social legacy of Apartheid and community silence.
Australia's historic plebiscite on legalizing gay marriage sparks debate on marriage equality, reflecting the contrasting views of supporters and opponents.
Every year, Chios hosts a spectacular pyrotechnic duel between two parishes, where thousands of homemade rockets light up the night before Orthodox Easter.
In the rainforest of Papua New Guinea, the Kaluli tribe honors the memory of Papa Minoa through traditional fire dances and rituals, as documented by photographer Marc Dozier.
Changi Airport's customer service teams navigate complex situations, from handling abandoned bags to managing medical emergencies and animal quarantines.
After six years in prison, Tyler reunites with his friend Justin, who encourages him to pursue his dream of starting a design company.
Alphée, a girl with a rare genetic disorder, challenges medical expectations as her father, Hugo Latulippe, dedicates a year to her education for classroom integration.
