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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.
Young women report earning between $100 to $200 per date while seeking financial support from older men in sugar dating relationships.
Resistance is examined through historical and religious lenses by Nadir Nahdi and guests Diana Buttu, Victor Gao, Amina Rasul, and Saeed Khan on @DohaDebates.
A truck carrying baby wipes is stopped at the US-Mexico border, revealing hidden bundles of cocaine, while other smuggling attempts are also intercepted.
Children in Pakistan, Uganda, and Sierra Leone face dangerous working conditions worldwide.
3,000 rosewood logs have been seized in Madagascar in recent weeks as illegal logging threatens the country's forests and the livelihoods of local communities.
Forty percent of Muslims in Britain support incorporating Sharia law into the legal system, reflecting a growing demand for religious rulings on personal matters.
At 104 years old, renowned botanist David Goodall chooses euthanasia in Switzerland, prompting discussions on individual rights and end-of-life decisions.
Miami's drug crisis, marked by 217 drug-related killings in a year, is confronted by an elite SWAT unit equipped with military-grade weapons.
11% of the Irish Traveller community dies by suicide, with many not reaching the age of 65, according to a recent European Union report.
Turkmenistan's dictatorship, led by the Berdymukhamedov family since 1991, is characterized by extreme opulence in Ashgabat and severe repression of dissent.
In California, private adoption agencies and lawyers profit significantly, with many earning thousands of dollars for each newborn adoption facilitated.
The murder of Garry Newlove in 2008 prompted national outrage and led to a campaign for stricter penalties against gang violence in Britain.
Over 4 million children in Britain are growing up in poverty, with 750,000 facing homelessness or overcrowded living conditions.
Carla MC was found in her apartment in Toronto in 1994, sexually assaulted and nearly decapitated, prompting a complex investigation into her murder.
More than half of Britain's immigration comes from outside the EU, a topic that shapes the mood in London after the Brexit vote.
At Fiumicino Airport in Rome, police intercept cocaine hidden in clothing and confront a family traveling on forged passports.
In the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Michael Moore critiques the American media and political landscape for promoting war and manipulating public sentiment.
Ellie Williams faces trial for falsely claiming assault by an Asian grooming gang in Barrow.
In a post-Cold War world, Richard Haass and VICE correspondents examine America's role in global conflicts across Syria, Ukraine, the South China Sea, and South Korea.
Repossession agents in the UK navigate tense confrontations and complex cases as they enforce High Court Writs to recover debts for claimants.
Saudi Arabia's modernization efforts under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman contrast sharply with its ongoing human rights violations and oppressive governance.
Border security operations reveal cartel-related firearms and cash, illegal reptile shipments, and a range of smuggling cases at the U.S.-Mexico border.
In March 2019, the fall of Baghouz marked the end of ISIS's territorial control, yet the group remains a significant threat with an estimated 10,000 fighters in Iraq and Syria.
A woman driving under the influence with children in her car confronts law enforcement, revealing a dangerous attitude towards public safety.
Over the last two years, more than 130,000 children and teenage migrants were arrested in the United States while attempting to escape violence in Central America.
John Altinger, a 38-year-old man, went missing in Edmonton on October 17, 2008, leading to a homicide investigation that uncovered a disturbing confession.
Kayakers find a severely beaten homeless man, revealing a brutal homicide case.
Mass tourism in Venice brings 30 million visitors yearly, impacting local residents and resources.
Dallas County Jail in Texas houses 7,100 inmates, including young gang members like 9-year-old Tammarick, as well as violent offenders awaiting trial and sentencing.
Brittany Tavar's mysterious disappearance prompts a search for answers, with a confession becoming the key to solving the case of "Where's Brittany?"
An investigation reveals a sophisticated drug smuggling operation where $10 million worth of cocaine is concealed within office furniture shipments entering the U.S.
Iran's transformation from a U.S. ally under Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to a regional adversary following the 1979 revolution illustrates the complexities of modern geopolitical conflict.
In March 2019, the fall of Baghouz marked the official defeat of the Islamic State, yet the group has since reformed, with thousands of fighters still active in Iraq and Syria.
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, faces rampant violence from Raskols gangs amid extreme poverty, corruption, and a high incidence of domestic abuse against women.
Flint, MI, continues to grapple with the aftermath of its water crisis, as investigative journalist Jordan Chariton discusses the lack of accountability for those responsible.
34 persons were killed during the 1992 Los Angeles riots, which erupted after the acquittal of police officers involved in the beating of Rodney King.
In New Orleans during Mardi Gras, two drug dealers compete for tourist customers, one selling real drugs and the other selling counterfeit substances amid heightened police activity.
Two million children worldwide are forced to sell their bodies to survive, often facing severe abuse and exploitation in slums across Brazil.
A bus company representative reports that the maiden voyage from Rio de Janeiro to Lima is running one and a half days behind schedule.
Residents of East Palo Alto confront the encroachment of big tech companies, highlighting their community's history of resistance and self-organization in Silicon Valley.
Aza Raskin and Shane Smith discuss the implications of advanced artificial intelligence on warfare, employment, and governance in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Gelareh Kiazand reflects on over a decade of reporting from Iran and Afghanistan, highlighting the complexities of life under the Taliban and the impact of sanctions.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping politics and culture, as discussed by Mohamed Hassan and guests Evgeny Morozov, James Brusseau, Elina Noor, and Robert Wright.
In September 2007, Joshua, a 27-year-old undercover reporter in Myanmar, leads a team documenting the massive uprising led by Buddhist monks amid military censorship.
Women in Odessa outnumber men almost five to four, prompting many to join marriage agencies in hopes of meeting wealthy foreign partners.
Two men are found murdered outside a pub in Bedfordshire, prompting a complex police investigation in a community reluctant to cooperate.
