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Residents of Baltimore protest for police accountability following Freddie Gray's death.
Adam Luton shares his struggles after losing Disability Living Allowance due to Atos assessment.
Migrant camp in Calais faces eviction as Sudanese Community navigates relocation challenges.
Protests erupt in China against Xi Jinping's regime and strict COVID policies.
Burkin Alan died after 269 days in a coma from a police tear gas canister injury sustained while buying bread during the Gazi Park protests.
Protests in Islamabad intensify as Imran Kahn refuses to back down from demands for reform.
Membership in the Proud Boys has exploded, with chapters now established in Australia and a growing presence in the United States.
A distinctive sticker on a laptop and a shiny copper hair dye help police link an armed robber to a series of burglaries that terrorized a community.
A train ticket and a bottle of milk play crucial roles in solving cases against international fraudsters and a violent offender in this investigative series.
John Harris examines the decline of British pubs and the impact of Punch Taverns on landlords.
Housing Secretary Steve Reed stated in an interview with Sky News that the public does not want an election, emphasizing the need for focus on delivering promised changes.
Puerto Ricans face ongoing struggles after Hurricane Maria and lack support from Donald Trump.
In Puerto Rico, reporter Guillermo Galdos examines the island's dual role as a gateway for narcotics and a victim of a devastating fentanyl epidemic.
Punkasila challenges Indonesia's core values, provoking controversy among punk musicians.
Cheng Chung Au lives in an illegal rooftop dwelling in Hong Kong, facing numerous challenges.
Vladimir Putin acknowledges a fuel crisis in Russia that could jeopardize the country's defenses amid escalating attacks from Ukraine on energy infrastructure.
Vladimir Putin admits that Ukraine's drone strikes are negatively affecting Russia's economy, leading to increased demands for enhanced air defenses.
Vladimir Putin's proposal to appoint former German chancellor Gerhard Schröder as a mediator amid ongoing attacks on Ukraine raises questions about Russia's diplomatic strategy and intentions.
Estonia grapples with integrating its Russian-speaking community amid media influence.
Ukraine's drone strikes on St. Petersburg, targeting key infrastructure during an international economic forum, raise questions about Russia's control of its airspace.
In Russia, Ben Ferguson engages with voters and opposition figures to reveal the challenges of democracy under Vladimir Putin's regime and the influence of Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
Mikhail Kasyanov, the only independent presidential candidate, faces a -23°C temperature while campaigning outdoors due to restrictions on indoor meetings.
Qatar's preparations for the 2022 World Cup have been marred by reports from Amnesty International and the ITUC detailing forced labour and over 1,200 migrant worker deaths.
Qatar and Turkiye's foreign ministers condemned Iran's missile attacks on energy facilities, urging an immediate ceasefire and renewed diplomatic efforts.
Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari confirms that Qatar, Pakistan, and Oman are actively mediating a diplomatic resolution to the US-Iran conflict.
Migrant workers in Qatar earn as little as 45p an hour building the World Cup stadium.
Sixteen-year-old Ganesh Bishwakarma died of a cardiac arrest in Qatar just six weeks after leaving Nepal for a job that promised a better life.
Lolwah Al-Khater discusses Qatar's reforms and terrorism allegations on Conflict Zone.
The Guardian reports on labor abuses faced by workers in Qatar during World Cup preparations.
In Qatar, thousands of migrant workers face harsh living conditions and reported fatalities while constructing facilities for the 2022 World Cup.
On December 14, 2012, police responded to a shoplifting call at VJ's Pantry, where a father witnessed his son being restrained and losing consciousness.
Leaked footage shows South African police attacking black detainees with dogs in 1998.
Brazil's modelling industry still struggles with racial segregation and representation issues.
Terry Potter investigates the dangers of whitewater rafting in Turkey following the tragic death of his daughter, highlighting the risks for children in these waters.
20 women are invited to a VIP function where they are encouraged to drink heavily before being selected for gang rape by members of a college social club.
Migrant women in America's fields face ongoing sexual violence while working to provide food for the nation, often fearing deportation.
A soldier shares his traumatic experience of assault by his Squad in the United States Army.
A soldier recounts her rape in Germany during the Gulf War and the subsequent harassment she faced.
A soldier recalls a barracks party in 1991 where a squad leader misinterpreted his request for privacy as an invitation for sexual advances.
In January 1991, Muslim Nationalists fight the Indian army in Kashmir, leading to severe atrocities.
Recent votes in the US House of Representatives indicate a growing faction of Republicans willing to oppose Donald Trump's policies as midterm elections approach.
Raymond W. Kelly discusses anti-terrorism tactics at The New Yorker Conference in New York City.
Community conversations reveal the impact of the riots in London and the role of outsiders.
A child expresses a desire to grow up to be president and change the world so that people can be free to use the bathroom of their choice.
Performance car enthusiasts in urban areas illegally block streets to perform burnouts, drawing large crowds and raising safety concerns.
Powerful earthquakes on the Turkish-Syrian border kill over 2,500 people and prompt rescue efforts.
Record-breaking heatwaves across Northern Europe prompt an examination of how countries like Germany, Italy, and Spain are adapting to this climate crisis.
Border Patrol responds to multiple calls daily, often encountering vehicles dropping off 10 to 15 undocumented migrants at a time in Brooks County, Texas.
