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In Oban, Scotland, Detective Inspector Charles Henry leads Operation Liffey to investigate Malcolm Webster, a nurse accused of murdering his wealthy wives in staged car crashes.
Northampton Police investigate a vehicle linked to theft while a woman retrieves her car after an arson attempt, highlighting the challenges of illegal driving in Britain.
Dan Whitehead reports from Cornwall on the lockdown's impact on fishermen and families.
Mumbai, a megacity with 22 million residents, faces challenges in urban planning as slums like Dharavi coexist with luxury developments and wildlife encroachments.
In November 2000, a bouncer named George Napier is attacked by a gang of four young men and a pit bull at a bar in southeast London.
India records 150,000 road deaths each year, accounting for over 10% of the world's traffic accidents, with nearly half of the victims being two-wheelers and pedestrians.
A 12-year-old boy claims his mother has been kidnapped by cartels in Mexico, but his clean appearance raises doubts about his story as officers investigate.
In Ashgabat, Turkmenistan's capital, a regime led by the Berdymukhamedov family enforces bizarre rules and absolute power while the population faces extreme poverty.
In Saudi Arabia, the loyalty of the elite towards the royal family remains steadfast despite the international fallout from Jamal Khashoggi's murder.
In North London, High Court enforcement agents Steve Pinner and Max Caraher confront a bridalwear shop owner over nearly £2,000 in debt, highlighting the impact of financial strain on small businesses.
In Sudan, ongoing protests against military rule led by women highlight the struggle for freedom amid severe economic hardship and political instability following the 2021 coup.
China's rapid economic growth and global investments, alongside human rights controversies in Tibet and Xinjiang, raise questions about its potential as a superpower.
High Court Enforcement Agents Max and Aaron face a volatile standoff while attempting to recover £1,800 from a car dealership amid threats and weapons.
Wealthy Americans in Denver confront racism while micro-aggressions are tracked in New York City.
Suicide terrorism is examined through the perspectives of perpetrators and victims, highlighting the motivations and consequences of this violent phenomenon.
In April 2013, 21-year-old Anaïs Guillaume leaves her parents' home in France, prompting a search that reveals the complexities of her disappearance.
Operation Total Silence targets a violent drug trafficking organization in Puerto Rico, resulting in coordinated raids and the arrest of 45 gang members.
In 2011, the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster exposed significant political and financial interests, as TEPCO and the Japanese Government limited analysis of its health and environmental impacts.
In 1971, inmates at the Attica Correctional Facility in New York executed the largest death-row escape in U.S. history using a helicopter.
In Eagle Pass, Texas, US Customs and Border Protection officers intercept a truck, leading to the seizure of $1.5 million in black tar heroin hidden in cookware.
Paul and Ben confront unusual circumstances while evicting squatters, as Brian and Graham face escalating tensions over unpaid rent at a North London restaurant.
China's nationwide social credit system, implemented since 2020, monitors citizens' behavior to assign trustworthiness scores that impact access to loans and public services.
Michael Moore critiques the health care reform strategies of Barack Obama and Blue Dog Democrats during a press conference at Public Citizen in Washington, D.C.
Traffic cops in Sussex confront various challenges, including reckless lorry drivers, elderly motorists with unsafe driving, and a celebrity with a faulty number plate.
Mihalia, a Romanian nurse, and Alex, a warehouse worker in London, illustrate the challenges and sacrifices faced by Romanian immigrants in Britain.
Infiltration of the Russian Neo-Nazi group Autonomous Nationalists reveals their violent activities, extremist ideology, and connections with European far-right factions.
Phyllis Schlafly articulates her opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment in Illinois, arguing that feminism has been detrimental to women's privileges and roles.
Greater Manchester Police investigates a significant case involving 15 children at risk of forced marriage, leading to multiple arrests as parents prepare to travel to Pakistan.
In Texas, Border Force officers intercept a traveler with coffee bags concealing over $1 million in heroin and cocaine, highlighting ongoing smuggling challenges.
Cape Verde faces severe drought and economic inequality as tourism flourishes, with locals resorting to dangerous sand theft for survival amid a water crisis.
High Court Enforcement Agents Stewart and Elmor face escalating tensions while attempting to recover £4,500 from a car parts dealer and a £2,000 debt in East London.
In Naples, the Camorra mafia dominates the economy through crime and trafficking, while local residents and the special police force 'the Falchi' confront its influence.
In London, the stabbing death of a teenager highlights the grim realities faced by crime scene cleaners dealing with the aftermath of urban violence.
On October 6, a counter-demonstration in Poland will feature songs and prayers in response to a parade, reflecting deep societal tensions.
High Court Enforcement Agents confront a £45,000 debt in the West Midlands, leading to escalating tensions between a father and son sharing the same name.
Nine families across the UK navigate the challenges of zero-hour contracts and financial instability, revealing the realities of "just about managing."
In McAllen, Texas, Customs and Border Protection officers seized a $50 million marijuana shipment hidden in the tyres of a pick-up truck at the Pharr International Bridge.
HMP Durham faces significant challenges as prison staff navigate the complexities of managing inmates, including drug dealers, over a seven-month period.
As the Iran war escalates, Donald Trump's economic approval plummets, with rising costs leading to discontent among his Florida supporters and nationwide voters.
Tourism in Tunisia collapsed by 80 percent following a terrorist attack on June 25, 2015, leading to widespread job losses and economic hardship.
Angélique Six's sudden disappearance caused chaos in the community of Wambrechies, prompting an urgent investigation into her whereabouts.
Since the invasion of Ukraine, at least 13 luxury yachts linked to Russian billionaires have been seized, prompting a shift in the yachting industry's approach to sustainability.
Confusion arises among NATO allies following President Trump's unexpected pledge to increase US troop presence in Poland amid conflicting statements about military commitments in Europe.
Sophie Le Tan, a 20-year-old student from France, goes missing in September 2018, prompting an extensive investigation into her disappearance.
In the provincial town of Yelnya, the Kremlin's anti-Western propaganda fosters a culture of militarization that permeates all age groups, from children to seniors.
Roy Brooker, a father of six, goes missing in South London, prompting police to discover a burnt-out car under railway arches the following day.
In 2017, major natural disasters including hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, as well as a devastating earthquake in Mexico, caused unprecedented damage worldwide.
Colombia's emerald production fuels a thriving underground market, as French-Colombian journalist Thierry Gaytán investigates its impact from Bogotá to Paris.
