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Amal Fashanu investigates the troubling culture of football, revealing how wealth, fame, and a permissive attitude towards women shape players' lives and relationships.
Three million land mines line the border between North and South Korea, creating one of the most militarized zones on Earth.
Niagara Falls is the setting for a six-part docusoap that highlights its unique characters, quirky museums, and the bustling marriage industry.
In 1620, 101 British colonists aboard the Mayflower arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts, seeking religious freedom and a new life in America.
Bashar al-Assad's regime faces the dual challenges of civil war and climate change, as VICE examines the economic implications of environmental denial in Syria.
Raw, real-time footage from September 11, 2001, captures the unfolding events of that tragic day in unprecedented detail.
In New England, the Mumm family undertakes a home renovation for 7-year-old Christian, who has a rare disease, while enjoying a day at KidsPlay museum.
56-year-old Elaine is rushed to Barnsley Hospital gasping for breath due to a blocked breathing tube as the NHS faces unprecedented bed shortages.
Female killers, from suburban moms to waitresses, are examined for their chilling methods of murder, including poisoning and burying their husbands.
More than 200 patients are seen daily in Barnsley Hospital's A&E department, where beds are under constant pressure amid urgent medical dilemmas.
Intense confrontations erupt in urban nightlife, capturing the unpredictable chaos and emotional volatility of late-night altercations in city hotspots.
Sex trafficking in America is a $38-billion industry, as highlighted by Craig "Sawman" Sawyer's sting operations in Utah, Connecticut, and Arizona, resulting in 22 arrests.
Fee investigates the implications of inherited violence after learning her birth mother was murdered, while also exploring her family history and connections in Tasmania.
Britain's cocaine epidemic is examined through the lives of teen dealers and users, highlighting the role of the dark web in drug distribution and enforcement challenges.
Six vehicles plunged into a ravine when a bridge in Pittsburgh collapsed, revealing critical engineering flaws and raising safety concerns across the city.
Mobile phones, bamboo scaffolding, rice production, and wood-burning stoves are explored for their roles in modern life and technology.
Three young men in Bolton discuss their struggles to find work and build a future, reflecting the challenges faced by working-class white men in Britain today.
California's End of Life Option Act has expanded the right to doctor-assisted death for terminally ill patients, igniting a contentious debate mirrored in Europe.
Travelers recount chaotic experiences during package holidays, including hotel infestations in Morocco, parasailing mishaps in Cyprus, and near-drownings in Turkey.
Bizarre homicides and fatal obsessions are examined through in-depth crime investigations that reveal the psychological and societal factors behind these tragic events.
Bobby Durst, heir to a New York real estate dynasty, led a dual life as a philanthropist and criminal, culminating in murder investigations and chilling revelations.
Officer Ed Mumm and his family receive home adaptations for their son Christian, who has a rare disease, with support from Divine Renovation and a local fundraising event.
The show reveals the secret life of 4-year-olds in a British nursery setting.
Jake's move in with Jenny and Steve leads to a deadly love triangle in this episode.
Heathrow Airport's Animal Airport team ensures the welfare of incoming pets through thorough veterinary checks as they prepare for adoption into new homes.
A 79-year-old survivor of a 1943 camp seeks answers about his identity through DNA testing, while a 78-year-old woman investigates her family's wartime connections.
Fukushima's ongoing crisis raises concerns about Japan's nuclear safety, while veterans grapple with mental health issues exacerbated by over-prescription.
Moonshine is tested as a potential car fuel while the team examines the links between money, attractiveness, and tipping behavior.
Seven girls check into the Damson Dene hotel, where families seek a break during the school holidays amid the chaos of children and busy staff.
Aum cult members reflect on their faith and identity, contrasting the experiences of Danish confirmation students and Japanese Buddhists in a philosophical exploration.
The Dupont family faces scrutiny as the murder of Olympic athlete David Dupont reveals connections to Las Vegas crime and the complexities of American high society.
Islam is explored through expert interviews and insights, highlighting its beliefs and practices within the broader context of global religions.
Richard and Rebecca check into the Damson Dene for their first night alone in 14 months, hoping for a peaceful escape from their two young children.
Camden, New Jersey, faces severe poverty and crime as an experimental security system is implemented, while the ongoing genocide in Darfur remains largely ignored.
Overwhelmed parents receive guidance from nannies who implement structured routines and positive discipline to restore order and joy in family life.
Anwar Ibrahim, a Malaysian opposition leader, continues to fight for democracy despite facing politically-motivated imprisonment and fresh charges over electoral reforms.
Journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie explore the complexities of their ancestry through DNA testing, revealing unexpected family histories.
Paul Shamplina assists landlord Muhammad Rahman in reclaiming his home from tenants refusing eviction.
Meat production's environmental impact and the global water crisis highlight the urgent need for sustainable practices in agriculture and resource management.
Raw, real-time footage from September 11, 2001, captures the events of that day as they unfolded, providing an unfiltered historical record.
Emily Longley, a young woman in a seemingly perfect relationship, mysteriously dies in her sleep, revealing dark secrets behind wealth and privilege.
John Perkins, a former "Economic Hit-man," discusses systemic corruption and proposes a Resource-Based Economy alongside The Venus Project in addressing global social issues.
In December 1941, nearly 2,000 Canadian soldiers faced a desperate battle in Hong Kong, culminating in the colony's surrender to Japan on Christmas Day.
At -22°C, 11-year-old Leia must find help for her injured father after a snowmobile accident leaves them stranded in the wilderness.
On March 8, 1976, two maintenance workers discovered the body of a young woman in a vacant lot in Salt Lake City, leading to a decades-long investigation.
An explosion in Fremont, Nebraska, hurled massive chunks of concrete across the street, devastating a luxury hotel and shaking the community.
Cases of women involved in deceitful and psychopathic behavior, including murder plots and fraudulent schemes, illustrate the deadly consequences of betrayal.
Investigative journalist M. William Phelps examines the Long Island Serial Killer case, focusing on Shannan Gilbert's disappearance and insights from experts.
