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The family of Nicola Bulley pleads for help as they search for her since Friday's disappearance.
A patron named Sammy faces a final chance to change his behavior after being banned for disruptive actions at a one-star hookah bar in Los Angeles.
Parker proves to be one of the best miners, leaving Todd Hoffman behind in the competition.
Parker Schnabel and his mining team achieve a remarkable $500,000 gold haul in just one week, highlighting the challenges and rewards of Yukon gold mining.
Parker Schnabel assists in retrieving a $1 million rock truck that has fallen into a pond, illustrating the challenges faced by gold miners in a struggling economy.
Jack Lis, a 10-year-old boy, is killed in a dog attack near Caerphilly in South Wales.
Archie passed at 12:15 today, leaving his mother proud yet heartbroken over his struggle.
Thirteen-year-old Alfie Patten becomes a father to baby Masie amid concerns from David Cameron.
A stampede in Seoul during Halloween kills 153 young people in a crowded party district.
Mattia, an 18-year-old, fights for his life on a ventilator during the coronavirus pandemic.
Russian airstrikes hit Lviv, killing six and injuring several, as Ukrainian forces brace for conflict.
In August 2011, widespread unrest erupted across London following the police shooting of Mark Duggan, leading to significant chaos and destruction throughout the city.
Gideon Rachman discusses Syria as a key global issue in 2013 for the Financial Times.
2018 sees rising populism in Europe and a deadly eruption in Guatemala, impacting global narratives.
Contributions for teachers' pensions could increase by up to 9%, leading to potential monthly costs of around £50 for some educators.
In May 2021, escalating violence between Israeli forces and Hamas resulted in the deaths of 35 Palestinians and 5 Israelis amid intense airstrikes and rocket attacks.
In Chapel Hill, NC, the families of three Muslim-American students murdered by Craig Hicks in 2015 confront the narrative surrounding their deaths as a hate crime.
Libya faces a critical situation as residents fear more dam failures after devastating floods.
In Christchurch, New Zealand, 40 people were killed and over 20 injured in mass shootings at the al-Nour and Lynwood mosques during Friday prayers.
Fifty-four Thai nationals are hostages held by Hamas after a deadly attack in Israel.
Fifty-five people were killed in a school bombing in Kabul, while an additional 11 died in a separate attack, raising fears of escalating violence.
Florence Widdecombe finds a plea from Chinese prisoners in a Tesco Christmas card.
An increase of 621 brings the total number of coronavirus-related deaths in the UK to 4,934, with the figure only accounting for hospital fatalities.
This virtual experience reveals the harsh realities of solitary confinement and its effects.
Emergency calls from London Underground staff reveal chaos after the July London bombings.
Ryan Toy Review tops Forbes' list of highest-earning YouTubers with toy reviews.
A 9-year-old Palestinian journalist, Lama Jamous, documents the impact of Israel's hospital attacks in Gaza, highlighting the struggles of children in conflict zones.
Elira Ripich meets her father Ross Walker in 2012 after a lifetime of searching.
A girl from Newton shares her cartoon captions on Facebook, gaining viral attention and inspiration.
A 90-year-old woman shares surprising relationship advice during a busy shift in A&E.
Davos hosts discussions on global inequality, with Oxfam reporting eight billionaires' wealth.
Highway patrol stops kids on their way to a club, sparking humorous comments about the trunk.
Palestinians returning to Gaza confront the emotional toll of manmade destruction and the ongoing struggles faced by their families and communities.
Wesley Farris, a Border Patrol officer in El Paso, reveals the emotional toll of the family separation policy, stating it was the most horrible thing he ever did.
A British Palestinian nurse faced workplace threats after using a watermelon Zoom background, igniting discussions on Palestinian struggles and solidarity.
Matthew faces a breakup while packing his Nespresso and a typewriter once owned by James Joyce.
In Kaunas, Lithuania, the Red Bull Soapbox Race features a whimsical competition between a cat and a dog, inspired by the animated series CatDog.
Over 70 people died in a bombing that destroyed Khurana's village in Helmand province, leaving her with severe injuries and no family.
A Chinese immigrant recounts their experiences of adapting to life in the United States, highlighting cultural adjustments and the pursuit of new opportunities.
Silwan faces unrest as home demolitions escalate in Jerusalem's contested neighborhoods.
A cracked pipe causes drama and frustration among homesteaders in a close-knit community.
A US Coast Guard search and rescue team flies at 200 miles an hour to extract a 44-year-old crewman trapped between pipes on a 600-foot vessel.
Peter Walker rides London's Cycle Superhighway 2, showcasing its challenges and improvements.
The Azamara must navigate tight turns to reach Ho Chi Minh City with a local pilot.
A tsunami washed a power-generating ship three kilometers inland, where it became a memorial park and a popular tourist attraction in Banda Aceh.
Oldham's residents discuss segregation and cultural preferences in their communities.
Chambo faces escalating tensions after a confrontation leads to a crew member walking away, raising questions about potential firings and legal repercussions.
Over 75% of the British fishing fleet consists of small boats like John's, which have access to only 4% of European fishing quotas.
