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A Spanish monk, expelled from his monastery, builds a cathedral from waste over 60 years.
Young people in Latin America face major challenges in finding affordable housing.
In the 1980s, crack-addicted pregnant mothers faced prosecution amid media hysteria about "crack babies," which later proved to be based on faulty science.
A navy cadet pilot endures intense training under a demanding Sergeant during boot camp.
Sandi Toksvig leads a team in a practical exercise that highlights the challenges faced by individuals with reading difficulties while shopping.
In a mysterious building linked to the Dogman legend, Phil and Heather investigate unsettling signs, including deep claw marks and abandoned spaces.
Dogs struggle to navigate open water as they encounter unexpected obstacles during a training session with musher Lauro.
Francine Hughes killed her husband by pouring gasoline under his bed and lighting it, after enduring thirteen years of abuse.
Witness statements significantly influence jury decisions in Our True Crime series.
Rainier III, the wealthy Prince of Monaco, chooses Grace Kelly to become his princess in 1955.
Sir Alex Younger, the former MI6 chief, discusses modern spycraft, the Iran conflict, and American intelligence in his final interview before his death in June 2026.
Elon Musk discusses the future of AI, China's technological advancements, and his political involvement in an extended interview with Zanny Minton Beddoes at his Texas Gigafactory.
Black hair care represents a multi-billion dollar industry in America, yet societal biases and historical oppression impose hidden costs on black women’s wealth and health.
The wrongful accusation of an innocent man serves as a chilling backdrop for the narrative of Scream, reflecting societal fears and media's impact on justice.
Mansour Mahsoom and Najiba Qureishi educate on contraception to reduce maternal deaths in Afghanistan.
In Flanders, Belgium, Battlefield Tours highlight the significance of visiting war graves, as Tony Webb takes his 83-year-old father to honor his fallen comrades.
A King Cobra snake charmer performs the dangerous Kiss of Death, raising ethical concerns.
Jess and Phil, part of explorer Josh Gates' team, investigate legendary creatures in England, challenging the belief that these beasts are mere myths.
A cartoonist for the New Yorker shares the thrill of unexpected creative moments.
Cassandro, an exotico Luchador from Mexico, shares his experiences of embracing his identity and performing in the vibrant world of Lucha Libre wrestling.
At least 40 people viewed a Facebook Live video of a 15-year-old girl being sexually assaulted, but none called the police.
The video questions if viewers would ride a 122-year-old train track in Myanmar.
Caroline Hoxby reveals higher achievement rates among American low-income students than reported.
In Pyongyang, the regime of Kim Jong-un perpetuates a cult of personality that shapes North Korean society and influences its citizens' beliefs and behaviors.
Jamali Maddix travels to Medellín, Colombia, to explore American men's search for relationships.
A Glasgow night club cuts power bills by allowing patrons to contribute through dancing.
The video highlights America's sanitation inequities affecting communities of color in 2022.
Marty plans to rebuild the tram system with steel towers and new cabling to access 40 acres needed for water development before winter sets in.
Germany could save up to 6.7 million tonnes of CO2 per year by implementing a speed limit of 120 km/h on its Autobahn.
Maya leaves her medical studies to become a full-time cam girl, engaging in various kinks.
Male escorts in the UK can earn an hourly rate of up to 450 pounds, reflecting a shift in societal views on sex work and masculinity.
LaMarcus Thompson invents the rollercoaster to combat America's slide into hedonism.
Volunteers at an orphanage often eat separately from the children, who typically have beans and rice while the volunteers enjoy fresh fruit juice and eggs.
Sexual abuse scandals within the Catholic Church highlight the complicity of bishops who protected offending priests, raising questions about accountability.
TikTok Shop combines a powerful algorithm with instant gratification, enabling users to purchase trendy items at low prices directly within the app, raising concerns about consumerism and environmental impact.
Female genital mutilation (FGM) persists in various cultures despite widespread awareness of its harmful effects and calls for legal action against the practice.
At its January 1, 1960 opening, 100,000 people attended the unveiling of Sun City, where 237 homes were sold before the weekend ended.
Sam Bindi reflects on his escape from Liberia's civil war, the challenges faced by families in poverty, and the educational opportunities for his children in Staten Island's Little Liberia.
In 1988, Tawana Brawley became the center of a controversial case involving allegations of rape and racial injustice that sparked national debate and legal battles.
A mother shares her experience raising a son with autism, revealing his ability to identify the day of the week for any date in history.
The gig economy in the UK presents diverse challenges and experiences, as highlighted through original true stories from the series 24 Hours in A&E and Dispatches.
Radically differing views on reality in the U.S. have eroded faith in authority, fueling conspiracy theories and impacting societal interactions.
Freda and Greta Chaplin, twins from Yorkshire, live with baffling psychiatric conditions.
Fingerprints form in the womb and are fully developed by the fourth month of pregnancy, reflecting genetic and environmental influences.
In London, an informer shares their experiences within the swinging scene, revealing the unique and often bizarre aspects of sex parties and their cultural implications.
The cable car system in Medellin carries 18,000 passengers a day, connecting the barrio of Santo Domingo to the city below.
Xinjiang in Hainan province is a major fish exporter with innovative fish farms in open water.
James May leads a team at Man Lab HQ to tackle challenges aimed at reviving essential skills lost in modern society.
