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Lothersdale, a historic village in the Yorkshire Pennines, has a rich past marked by Viking farming, Norman conquest, and contributions to various wars.
Money's influence on the U.S. political system reveals a stark divide between democratic ideals and the control exerted by a powerful elite.
Katoeys in Thailand are born male but live as women, showcasing their unique cultural role.
The M1 Garand rifle, explored by former Army Ranger Wil Willis, played a crucial role in the success of American forces during World War II.
Mark Foster, a pharmacist facing financial ruin, devises a bizarre plan involving a life insurance policy, soul transfer, and a bullet to his heart.
Six people were murdered in New York City between 1976 and 1977 by David Berkowitz, who claimed a demon-possessed dog compelled him to kill.
Kamchatka's Even family, former reindeer herders, maintain their traditions and spiritual connection to nature while surviving harsh winter conditions at -30°C.
Five young individuals from the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community confront the challenges of leaving their closed society to pursue personal freedom and autonomy.
A California family becomes trapped in a blizzard while traveling to Idaho for a funeral, leading them into the perilous wilderness in search of help.
Osaka Prison houses 1,100 inmates, including more than 30 serving life sentences, in cramped cells measuring just six square meters.
Morgan Freeman investigates the complexities of peace, examining physical barriers and societal fears of destruction across various global contexts.
In the Ssese Islands of Lake Victoria, brothers Filidaus and Hamidhu, along with Daphine and her siblings, navigate perilous conditions to reach school each day.
In 1992, Rachel Nickell was brutally stabbed 49 times on Wimbledon Common while her two-year-old son Alex witnessed the attack, leading to a major police investigation.
Shawna Forde, a prominent anti-immigration vigilante, orchestrated a brutal double homicide in Arizona, revealing the dark consequences of extremist ideologies.
At 19, a man learns his birth certificate is fake, leading him to find his biological father and siblings, while two sisters reconnect with a lost sibling in Austria.
Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering a health insurance CEO, has sparked nationwide protests and polarized opinions as a symbol of America's healthcare crisis.
In 2001, two English backpackers were murdered on an isolated road in Australia, leading to one of the country's largest manhunts for Bradley Murdoch.
Twenty full-time personnel work for Paul Butler, head of a private security company in the south of France, protecting high net worth individuals.
Nicholas Kazakov, a 92-year-old lifelong communist, reflects on the decline of the Soviet system during a family dinner on the 73rd anniversary of the October Revolution.
Wil Willis examines the evolution of iconic submachine guns like the Tommy Gun, Uzi, and Schmeisser, testing their performance and historical significance.
Between August and November 1888, an anonymous killer murdered five women in London's East End, leaving the police seemingly powerless to stop him.
Sir Trevor MacDonald meets death row inmates in America and learns about their lives and crimes.
Company car drivers reveal how their vehicles symbolize status and identity, sharing secrets and stories from their unique automotive community.
Larry Hall constructs luxury survival condos in an old missile silo while others like Riley Cook and Becky Brown prepare for potential societal collapse.
Liverpool, known for its high concentration of gyms and tanning salons, showcases eccentric locals like tan-obsessed Carolyn and the "King of Bling."
Toronto's vibrant multicultural landscape is showcased through the stories of its diverse residents, including the Neon Riders, Indigenous traditions, and the Latino band 6ix Pal Mundo.
48 million people live in Yunnan, a province in China known for its 25 distinct ethnic groups and rich cultural traditions.
Intersex individuals share their experiences of living in a binary world, highlighting the challenges and complexities of being born with ambiguous genitalia.
The creation of credit, which constitutes 97% of the world's money supply, is examined as a fundamental cause of the social and economic crises affecting ordinary people.
In New York, the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, comprising 200,000 members, adheres to strict religious practices while facing tensions with suburban residents.
Facebook faces scrutiny as FRONTLINE examines the warnings issued during its rise to a global empire and the implications for privacy and democracy.
In Finland, where the United Nations' "World Happiness Report" ranks citizens as the happiest for eight consecutive years, actress Meri Koivisto explores the factors contributing to this phenomenon.
Two million visitors travel to Mykonos each year, making it a luxurious summer destination for international tourists.
Twenty-five racist tattoos are removed from Bryon Widner's face, neck, and hands over a year and a half in a painful quest for redemption.
Qandeel Baloch, an Internet celebrity in Pakistan, was murdered by her brother in 2016, highlighting the pervasive issue of honor killings in the country.
Highwaymen, often romanticized in literature, were stylish robbers whose criminal activities posed significant threats to both society and the British state.
Married Nazi hunters Serge and Beate Klarsfeld pursued Gestapo chief Kurt Lischka through attempted kidnappings and explosive chocolates to achieve justice.
Shaman Steve guides a former military medic and a recovered opioid addict through hallucinogenic tea rituals to address their PTSD and anxiety.
52-year-old Richard meets his father and four siblings for the first time after using a DNA test to trace his family history.
Seventy-five miles of treacherous roads challenge truckers in Brazil's Northeast region, where drought and poverty threaten daily survival.
Two men stowed away in the wheel-well of a commercial jet to enter the UK, prompting a filmmaker's global search for their identities and motivations.
Redneck culture in the South has transformed from a derogatory term to a source of pride, marked by festivals, music, and a strong political identity.
In the Netherlands, Dr. Boudewijn Chabot and other advocates express concerns about the implications of euthanasia laws two decades after their introduction.
A fearless individual recounts their survival story after facing extreme challenges and the elements in a near-death experience.
A mass grave containing the remains of 796 infants has been discovered at a former mother and baby home in Tuam, County Galway.
In 1945, the Allies implemented a denazification strategy in Germany to dismantle the Nazi regime, re-educate citizens, and prosecute war criminals during the Cold War.
Palestinians in the West Bank are using video cameras to document daily harassment by Israeli settlers, challenging perceptions and raising questions about peace.
Diane, Patricia, and Michelle experience heartbreak and betrayal after marrying foreign men, only to find themselves victims of manipulation and deceit.
