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High Court Enforcement Agents Paul and Phil confront a negligent tenant in Essex, while Paul and Steve face a stubborn tenant in North London during evictions.
During a routine eviction in London Docklands, bailiffs Paul and Steve find $8.5 million in cash, prompting police involvement and further investigations.
Gaia's mental health crisis escalated after her alleged attacker contacted her ten months before her disappearance, while attempts to secure a restraining order were denied.
An alarming trend among young men shows a rising obsession with bodybuilding and the widespread use of anabolic steroids, posing serious health risks.
In Chicago, urban violence, gang territories, and the struggles of community members highlight the stark contrasts between wealth and poverty.
Finland is the happiest country in the world, facing the Russian threat with resilience.
Three-quarters of young Syrians are currently in jail, as former fighters from the Free Syrian Army recount how their revolution was overtaken by extremists.
In the United States, where 70,000 minors are incarcerated, the judicialization of society has led to severe penalties for school-based misconduct and prolonged isolation in prisons.
Chad Nance examines the aftermath of the Pazuzu Algarad case and its community impact.
A 48-minute look at Turkmenistan reveals a country where foreign journalists face strict restrictions and a president known for his eccentricities.
Percy and Beverly Evans, who bought their house 13 years ago for $79,000, now struggle to keep up with mortgage payments amid rising financial pressures.
El Salvador's gang war between MS-13 and Barrio 18 has resulted in thousands of murders annually, with brutal initiation ceremonies and horrific crime scenes documented by forensic experts.
In a brutal crime, two flight attendants were stabbed inside a home, prompting an investigation featuring insights from Paula Zahn and key witnesses.
San Francisco's streets face a significant threat from meth, crack, and heroin, highlighting the ongoing drug crisis in the city.
Last year, 159 people were killed in the ghettos of Cape Town, where gang violence and police efforts collide in a city of stark contrasts.
Nine families in the UK struggle to make ends meet, with a third of workers having less than £100 in savings despite being employed.
Los Angeles faces a severe housing crisis, with rising homelessness and crime exposing the stark realities behind the façade of the American Dream.
Workers like DJ, Jose, Elizabeth, and Percy confront challenges in their fight for fair wages and improved living conditions amid ongoing union activities.
In May 2012, a house fire in Allenton, Derby claimed the lives of six children, leading to the manslaughter convictions of their parents, Mick and Mairead Philpott.
In Bangkok, Thailand, host Conor Woodman investigates the persistence of the gem scam he encountered 15 years earlier while uncovering new fraudulent schemes.
In North London, High Court Enforcement Officers Kevin Stokes and Brian O'Shaughnessy confront a debtor resisting eviction, while Paul Bohill and Steve Pinner tackle multiple properties.
Guido Reil, number two on the AfD list for the European elections, aims to undermine the EU from within by using the European Parliament as a platform.
Two sisters are apprehended by BorderForce USA while attempting to smuggle a significant quantity of drugs, including cocaine and medications, into the United States.
Port-au-Prince faces a gang war, with 80% of the city under control of violent gangs.
Ultra-nationalist Jewish settlers in the West Bank are reshaping the region's landscape, driven by deep religious and political convictions.
Shane Smith reports from Iran, highlighting the political climate and social issues amid ongoing protests and government crackdowns following the 2022 Mahsa Amini protests.
A 70-year-old man from Minnesota faces drug trafficking charges in Mozambique after falling victim to a scam that promised him a $10.5 million inheritance.
Nine families across the UK navigate the challenges of financial instability as they strive to understand what it means to be "just about managing" in today's economy.
India is expected to see 20 new billionaires emerge next year, adding to its status as the third country with the most billionaires globally.
Baltimore, known as the Heroin capital of America, faces a growing drug crisis as the hustle for dope money spreads from the city to its suburbs.
Vologodski Pjatak, a maximum security prison on Ognenny Island, houses terrorists and mafia leaders, having evolved from a 16th-century monastery to a notorious gulag.
Tim Miller discusses the transformation of American politics into a team sport, examining the impact of Donald Trump, partisan media, and the challenges facing democracy.
Honduran families face extortion demands of up to 6 euros per week from gangs, forcing many to flee the country in search of safety and better lives.
Myanmar's ruby mining industry, religious extremism, and the opioid crisis are explored through the struggles of miners and Palaung rebels fighting for autonomy.
HSI conducts a stakeout in Miami during a controlled delivery of meth concealed in votive candles, while an unruly passenger complicates the operation.
In the 2000s, Rotterdam became a hub for Colombian drug traffickers and local gangs like those led by Gwenette Martha and Ridouan Taghi, resulting in unprecedented violence and a resilient cocaine trade across Europe.
An undercover investigation by Al Jazeera reveals how Western donors circumvent charity laws to fund illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
More than 100,000 people have died in the long-running conflict in Mindanao, where the Islamic State seized Marawi in 2017 for five months.
In the United Kingdom, over 15 million people live in poverty despite a low unemployment rate, exacerbated by inflation, austerity measures, and a reliance on food banks.
In Kano's Hotoro district, a significant drug problem persists as young individuals openly consume various substances, revealing a complex network of local dealers.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, grapples with high rates of homelessness, as highlighted by interviews with affected individuals and community strategies to address the issue.
Istanbul's nightlife hides scams where tourists face huge bills and police indifference.
Conspiracy theories are examined by host Dareen Abughaida and guests Andrea Kitta, Heather Berlin, Alex Berenson, and Nuurrianti Jalli for their societal impact and purpose.
High Court Enforcement Agents Stewart and Vic confront a single mother facing eviction for £6,000 in unpaid rent while also pursuing another couple for unpaid school fees.
Over 16 million children in the United States live in poverty, facing hunger and instability as their families struggle to make ends meet.
Moldova faces challenges from widespread economic migration to Russia and the EU.
High Court Enforcement Agents Paul and Steve face the challenges of evicting a single mother with £11,000 in rent arrears amid rising tensions with debtors.
In the Southern Philippines, illegal economies threaten unique marine ecosystems as local communities, led by Efren Balladeres' PARA Enforcers, confront wildlife trafficking and subaquatic gold mining.
