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Jeremy Clarkson is suspended by the BBC after a fracas with a producer, affecting Top Gear.
Storm Ciaran devastates Jersey with hurricane-force winds, causing extensive damage to homes and leaving residents like Iva and Jess in disbelief.
Jessica Krug admits to pretending to be black, revealing her true identity as a white Jewish woman.
Jewish activists in New York City rally to advocate for the removal of the pro-Israel lobby, emphasizing solidarity with Palestine and a commitment to justice.
Tensions rise in the street racing community as JJ Da Boss confronts Eric Bain over accusations of dirty racing tactics during a high-stakes competition.
Almost 700,000 sanctions were applied to job seekers from January to October 2012, leaving many without any income and struggling to survive.
John Barnes discusses Liam Neeson's controversial views on revenge and race with candor.
John McCain supports Ukrainian protesters in Kiev's Independence Square on Sunday.
Scott discusses freedom of speech and political uncertainty in America with Sky News.
Women's groups criticize Dior for keeping Johnny Depp as the face of Sauvage aftershave.
Johnny Depp finds the defecation incident in his bed hilarious amid serious accusations.
Poopies confronts a steel jaw trap during Shark Week, sharing his fears and adrenaline-filled experience while filming with Johnny Knoxville and the crew.
Hamzah bin Hussein claims he is under house arrest after criticizing Jordan's leaders.
Ismail Al-Ghoul, a 27-year-old journalist, documented the struggles of Palestinians in Gaza before his tragic death, leaving a profound impact on his community.
Muhammad Salama was killed by Israeli forces on August 25, 2025, just weeks before his wedding in Gaza.
Journalist Saleh Aljafarawi was killed in Gaza, prompting widespread sorrow and anger as his recent announcement about the end of the war resonated deeply.
Over 900 people have died from the cold in Afghanistan this winter, as US troops face extreme conditions and threats from improvised explosive devices.
Protests against Herodian rule in Judea highlight the tensions and conflicts experienced by the local population under King Herod's governance.
Vice President Kamala Harris visits Accra, Ghana, to strengthen US ties in Africa.
Kanye West is suspended from Twitter for posting a swastika and praising Hitler.
The Karo, an ethnic group in Ethiopia, face threats from drought and conflict with the Mursi.
Kate and Gerry McCann discuss their search for missing daughter Madeleine with Dermot Murnaghan.
During a public engagement in New York, Kate Middleton rolled her eyes in exasperation after being told to continue wrapping gifts.
The Duke and Duchess arrive in Australia, greeted with excitement from everybody here.
A KC-135 crew refuels a damaged F-16 flying over Afghanistan to save it from crashing.
Isis women in al Hol camp pose a growing threat to security and radicalize others.
Lucy Calloway and David Tang discuss quality in possessions and personal style choices.
Nancy and Kenyan girls challenge genital mutilation in a powerful community movement.
Vladimir Putin warns of a prolonged offensive in Ukraine, blaming the West for the conflict.
Australian kids are generating tens of millions of dollars a year as influencers, raising concerns about consent and safety in the unregulated online world.
Around 15,000 migrant children were detained in cages during the Trump administration, raising questions about the costs of such policies.
Palestinian children in Gaza draw rockets, reflecting their traumatic experiences of violence.
Kids work in cornfields, dreaming of corn while earning minimum wage and saving for cars.
Yamuna asks a refugee her age what it feels like to not have a home, expressing a wish for simple joys like ice cream and a better future.
In Brooklyn, Chuckie Sleaze leads the Clown Cult, as VICE host Jackson Garrett explores the transformation of clown culture from fearsome to sexy and accepting.
Robin Charboneau, an Oglala Sioux woman on North Dakota's Spirit Lake Reservation, navigates motherhood, education, and personal healing over three years.
King Charles receives a warm public reception outside Buckingham Palace, filled with music and applause.
The Prince and Princess of Wales volunteer in Slough with their children during a community event.
Preity Zinta, owner of King's XI Punjab, critiques the widespread corruption in India, asserting that scams permeate everyday life and legal systems.
Dr. Sarvis helps rescue a kitten trapped in a lorry frame, noting its head is past that bolt.
An estimated 20,000 Bangladeshi immigrants have lived in Koreatown for three decades, prompting a petition to create a new neighborhood council.
Kunkush, a cat left behind when his family fled Iraq for Europe, is found in Berlin, prompting an international search to reunite him with his anonymous owners.
Kwasi Kwarteng critiques Britain's work culture and welfare state in the House of Commons.
Ukrainian forces report the retaking of over 30 towns and villages around Kyiv, revealing the grim aftermath of intense battles with Russian troops.
Inmates run their own society inside one of Venezuela's most dangerous prisons amid corruption.
Cumbre Vieja's ongoing eruption on La Palma has destroyed over a thousand buildings, prompting both evacuations and an influx of tourists seeking close-up views.
La Palma's volcanic eruption forces 6,000 evacuations and destroys 190 houses.
La Palma's Cumbre Vieja volcano erupts, prompting aid from Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
