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Nine out of 10 British women terminate their pregnancies after receiving a positive diagnosis for Down syndrome, raising ethical questions about prenatal genetic testing.
Kabul, under Taliban control, faces rampant oppression, hunger, and violence, with journalists like Tuba risking their lives to report amidst severe human rights abuses.
In Michoacán and Ciudad Juárez, Mexico's drug war reveals the violent realities faced by communities, including extortion in the avocado trade and vigilantism against cartels.
At the Al-Roj camp in Syria, Ahmad Ramadan leads a secret network to track down former ISIS fighters who have returned to Europe, holding them accountable for their crimes.
In 2018, a dog walker in woodland near the village of Tewkesbury finds the body of a young girl, prompting a major police investigation.
Christiane Amanpour reflects on her experiences as a war correspondent, addressing gender equality in journalism and the challenges faced by female reporters globally.
On October 31, 2013, Belgian politician Bernard Wesphael finds his wife Véronique Pirotton dead in their hotel bathroom in Ostend, alongside a mysterious plastic bag.
In Tepito, Mexico City, the La Union gang controls a violent black market where drug sales and contract killings occur daily amid a struggling police force.
UFO sightings featuring unexplained lights and eyewitness accounts are analyzed for credibility in a series that evaluates evidence and debunks hoaxes.
Rookie Customs and Border Protection officers encounter multiple drug seizures while Homeland Security Investigations conducts an undercover buy-bust operation.
Children in northern Colombia risk their lives daily to attend school in Bajo Cauca.
For the first time in 30 years, the Brazilian army is deployed in Rio de Janeiro to assist police in combating drug gangs controlling the city.
Homeland Security Investigations pursues cocaine smuggling cases from the Caribbean, while Customs and Border Protection seizes unprescribed medications.
Cheryl Grimmer's abduction and murder at a beach in Australia remains unresolved over 50 years later, with a confessed killer never prosecuted due to legal technicalities.
In western Sydney's Mt Druitt area, families face extreme poverty and social disadvantage, challenging perceptions of affluence in Australia’s largest city.
One-third of the population may be gainfully employed in the future as robots and algorithms increasingly take over jobs traditionally held by humans.
In Shropshire and south Wales, bailiffs confront escalating conflicts between dog owners over unpaid vet bills while managing evictions in west London.
Customs and Border Protection officers in Laredo, Texas, intercept over $2 million worth of methamphetamine concealed in paint and beer, highlighting a shift in drug trafficking trends.
In February 2015, the parents of 19-year-old Maureen Jacquier discovered her lifeless body, murdered with 63 stab wounds in her home.
In Wrexham, a violent rampage culminated in the murder of Nicholas Churton, prompting a significant police manhunt for the perpetrator.
John Gogarty, an Irishman concerned for his safety, was murdered in his home by a previously incarcerated killer seeking to pay off a drug debt.
Russia's military actions in Georgia, Chechnya, and Ukraine reflect Vladimir Putin's ambition to restore imperial power following the Soviet Union's dissolution in 1991.
In Marseille, the DZ Mafia controls drug trafficking operations, contributing to a surge in violence that has resulted in 73 deaths over two years.
Juárez, Mexico, faces extreme violence from drug cartels, while São Paulo, Brazil, grapples with state violence targeting young black men in favelas.
Honduras, plagued by high homicide rates and poverty, is dominated by rival Mara gangs involved in drug trafficking, violence, and corruption.
In the Maldives, overtourism and strict Sharia law coexist, threatening the fragile ecosystem and cultural integrity of this idyllic archipelago.
850 McDonald's locations in Russia were replaced by a new brand called Vushka after the fast food giant exited the country following the Ukraine invasion.
In September 2011, mass arrests occurred in New York City during protests against corporate greed, marking a significant moment in the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs has resulted in over 6,000 deaths within six months, targeting impoverished communities amid international condemnation.
High Court Enforcement Agents Gary and Connor confront aggressive debtors over £1,700 in unpaid parking fines in South-East London while navigating complex cases in North Wales.
Between 1904 and 1908, German soldiers systematically killed over 80,000 Herero and Nama people, marking the first genocide of the 20th century.
In New Jersey, officers track a Salvadorian murder suspect with MS-13 gang ties, while Miami and Tucson face their own immigration enforcement challenges.
In West London, a standoff escalates between High Court enforcement agents and a debtor over nearly £1,800 in unpaid private parking fines.
Neo-Nazi groups like the National Socialist Movement and Aryan Nations are gaining traction in the U.S. by promoting white separatism and anti-Semitism.
Migrant smugglers in Mexico, narco queens in Colombia and Brazil, and the black market for steroids are examined in this comprehensive episode of Trafficked.
In Newark, Philadelphia, and other cities, U.S. Border Patrol officers track down illegal immigrants with criminal records, including a sex offender from El Salvador.
In Swiss hospitals, female doctors and medical students face sexual harassment, including obscene jokes and assaults, often without accountability for the perpetrators.
In Durban, journalist Ninka Mbaye follows Nazreen Ally as she patrols the city's dangerous streets, highlighting resilience amid daily violence.
Honduras faces a relentless gang war dominated by MS-13 and Barrio 18, as police, civilians, and former gang members navigate daily violence and the quest for justice.
More than 50,000 North Korean men and women are subjected to forced labor in 40 countries, with their earnings diverted to support the regime of Kim Jong-un.
Bailiffs confront a family over £10,000 in unpaid parking fines, leading to the clamping of two Mercedes and a tense negotiation for repayment.
On the 50th anniversary of the Kent State massacre, Laurel Krause reflects on the state violence that killed her sister and three other students during a protest.
Radiation effects from the Fukushima nuclear disaster are examined alongside traditional religious practices in Togo, the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia, and a gun-centric city in Georgia.
In Crystal Palace, a family faces eviction during Christmas despite paying rent, while bailiffs in Chessington and Hampshire confront other urgent cases of debt.
Negotiations to end hostilities between the U.S. and Iran involve indirect communication through regional mediators, with key figures like Donald Trump and Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf expressing conflicting views.
During a storm surge, rubble on the Holik islands shifted by 2 meters, raising concerns about the future of the community amid rising sea levels.
Traditional pubs in the United Kingdom face significant decline due to economic challenges, changing consumer habits, and rising operational costs post-Covid-19.
In sub-Saharan Africa, the rise of armed groups since 2013 has intensified the region's crisis, affecting countries like Mali and Burkina Faso.
