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The Andy Capp cartoon character reflects outdated gender roles, as illustrated by Sheila's fight for snooker access and Phil's experience as a stay-at-home dad.
Rampant smuggling from Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland is undermining the economy, particularly affecting pubs and petrol stations due to cheap imports.
Graffiti's rising prominence in Britain sparks debate over its artistic value versus criminality, as artist Goldie defends urban art against vandalism claims.
Video games are scrutinized for their potential impact on children, as Gloria Hunniford leads a debate featuring experts and audience opinions on their effects.
Christmas shopping and family gatherings evoke feelings of despair and relief, highlighting the chaotic and often overwhelming nature of the holiday season.
Fibre optic technology, a British innovation, promises to revolutionize telecommunications, offering unprecedented interactive opportunities while raising questions about regulation.
British Telecom's pricing structure for internet access in the UK is criticized for hindering online gaming and e-commerce growth compared to the US market.
Twice a week, a train packed with migrants leaves Dushanbe, Tajikistan, traveling four days to Moscow in search of work.
'Yes-People' is an Oscar-nominated animated short about Icelanders facing daily conflicts.
A truck must travel 220 kilometers in Myanmar to pick up wood, facing delays from rival drivers and rough roads along the way.
A Bronx resident adapts to bright floodlights installed for safety in her neighborhood.
Monifa underwent 30 cosmetic procedures in three years, spending £65,000 primarily funded by her OnlyFans account.
Sébastien Aubin, a graphic artist from Manitoba's Opaskwayak Cree Nation, navigates the intersection of modernity and tradition through an apprenticeship in Indigenous medicine with healer Mark Thompson.
The episode features individuals with unique abilities, evaluating the authenticity of their claims and challenging conventional views on human potential.
40 people are found living in a three-bedroom house in Harrow, London, raising concerns about overcrowding and tenant exploitation.
In Amsterdam, filmmaker Hannah navigates her parenting beliefs as her trans nonbinary teenager Frances wishes to stay with their gay grandfather, Jimpa.
Residents of Longyearbyen, Norway, confront extreme cold, months of darkness, and avalanche risks in one of the world's harshest living environments.
In Michigan, aspiring rap artist ShabazzGC channels his grief over his father's death and the rising murder rate among millennials into his music.
American socialites spend up to $20,000 on designer gowns each season, competing for attention in the British social scene of the early 20th century.
A family man recalls a holiday filled with fishing, family dynamics, and the challenges of outdoor life in just 13 minutes.
An international team of nearly 20 hairdressers and makeup artists at a Leipzig salon works to create a safe space for clients from diverse backgrounds.
Ksyusha, who has lived with obsessive-compulsive disorder since age six, shares her experiences and rituals to raise awareness about the condition.
In suburban Ottawa, residents take matters into their own hands after failing to secure public transportation services from local authorities.
A couple hears the phrase "yeah yeah come for me" echoing through their thin walls as they confront the reality of living next to a sex worker.
A crew member on a crab fishing vessel in the Arctic battles a severe hand infection while striving to meet their demanding fishing quota.
Ahmad, a traditional fisherman, dives to depths of 40 meters in search of dinga-dinga, or sea cucumbers, during a perilous fishing season.
Nine people were killed during a shooting at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston on June 17, 2015, including the speaker's mother and two cousins.
Twinsburg festival highlights the bond of twins like Aaron and Moses from Millersville.
In Tahiti, fishermen Yvan and his friends participate in a Thursday fishing expedition, highlighting the importance of fish in Polynesian culture and cuisine.
In Namibia's Kunene Region, the Himba people's daily life reflects their strong adherence to traditional values and resilience in a harsh desert environment.
Jon and his Sami family face a crisis that threatens their reindeer breeding in Northern Scandinavia.
On November 25, 1989, Syvilla Humphrey shot her friend Urel Minx in the neck, leading to a murder charge and a 30-year prison sentence.
Emmanuel Long faces a £24,000 loss in mortgage arrears as he attempts to evict aggressive lodgers who have stopped paying rent.
Emma, a Chinese student, studies at Pius XI Catholic High School in Milwaukee, aiming for college.
Shane O'Doherty reflects on his past as a child soldier for the IRA, grappling with remorse and advocating for peace after his involvement in a deadly letter bomb campaign.
Only one in five applications for a name change in Germany is approved, as Alina seeks to adopt her foster family's surname.
More than 100 rapes are reported every day in South Africa, a statistic that worsens as domestic violence rises during the coronavirus lockdown.
10% of Australia's emissions come from the beef industry, which a gay farmer in rural Australia seeks to reduce through innovative cattle practices.
A Mormon missionary kisses a fellow missionary in Italy, revealing the conflict between his faith and his attraction to men.
700 p.m. on May 31, 2020, marked a night of escalating protests in Washington, D.C., as demonstrators clashed with heavily equipped police.
Nearly 500,000 teenagers give birth in Brazil each year, with many facing poverty and limited access to education and healthcare.
A family struggles to protect their 70 animals from grizzly bears while living off the grid in Buckhorn, British Columbia's harsh winter conditions.
A ten-year-old boy seeks help from his reclusive neighbor, a man rumored to have hunted big game, and learns a lesson that changes his view on life.
More than 15,000 people have been detained under the Public Safety Act in Kashmir, according to local lawyer Mir Urfi, who fights for their rights.
A Friday on the full moon is deemed optimal for a love-summoning ritual that involves releasing biodegradable contents into sweet water.
Pompeii's preserved ruins reveal the lives of everyday citizens, including entrepreneurs and sex workers, highlighting their stories amidst the town's tragic history.
A Burkinabé immigrant in Montreal becomes a caretaker for his neighbor Édith, showcasing compassion.
In Chicago, Illinois, a millionaire's encounter with an exotic dancer leads to a web of secrets, while in Marion, Ohio, a missing wife raises suspicions among friends.
