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Los Angeles City Council advances a plan for emergency homeless shelters amid a crisis.
Patrick and Francis Connolly from Moira, County Down, plan to use their £115 million lottery win to support charities and help others rather than indulge in luxury.
Louisville protests for Breonna Taylor erupt after George Floyd's death in March.
The Communist Party Congress in Beijing highlights China's low birth rate and aging population issues.
Two vehicles were involved in a high-speed collision on Route 25, leaving one driver in shock and causing significant traffic disruptions.
Luo Yang's candid portraits showcase young women's stories in modern China.
Luxembourg trials zero-fare public transport to reduce congestion in 2020.
The M53 bus crash kills driver Stephen Shrimpton and student Jessica Baker in the Wirral.
Jessica Baker, 15, dies in a school bus crash on the M53, involving 58 people.
Portuguese police suspect a foreign pedophile in Madeleine McCann's disappearance case.
A powerful earthquake strikes northeastern Japan, injuring over 130 and causing widespread power outages.
Russia's rocket attacks on Ukraine lead to fatalities and power outages in Kiev and Moldova.
Young male migrants in Berlin turn to prostitution for income, as reported by German NGOs.
Discussions among parents, teachers, and students in K-12 schools address controversial topics like sex education and critical race theory, shaping cultural perspectives.
Police tased Jason Jones, who caught fire after using hand sanitizer and later died.
Captain Sig Hansen faces a life-threatening crisis on the Northwestern when a crew member falls overboard in the treacherous Bering Sea.
Simon Abadi's heavy backpack contains a bomb, leading to a tragic attack at the Manchester Arena.
Many Russians flee to Istanbul and Serbia to escape Putin's military draft amid protests.
Childhood obesity rises due to junk food access and long-term health conditions in London.
Israel's rapid vaccination campaign, led by nurse Mali Mikhaili in Batim, contrasts sharply with the slower rollout for Palestinians amid ongoing high infection rates.
Maria's antics make viewers wanna watch Deadliest Catch and keep her away from fishing tackle.
In September 2007, drug gangs in Mexico target musicians and mimic Al Qaeda tactics online.
Mark and Digger confront a man who stole 175 gallons of liquor from them.
Mark and Digger leave a surprise gift for Mike in his driveway, escalating tensions and prompting reactions from fans of Moonshiners regarding Mike's past actions.
In Kyoto, 37-year-old Haruna marries herself, reflecting a growing trend among Japanese women seeking fulfillment outside traditional marriage.
Mary Walker, a controversial figure in American history, is examined for her radical contributions during the Civil War and the debate over her Medal of Honor.
Max Clifford discusses representing young dad Alfie Patten and media scrutiny he faces.
Jade Goody was diagnosed with cervical cancer in August 2008, after her medical issues were overlooked by her local hospital for an extended period.
Mona Chalabi critiques misconceptions about vegetarians and meat-eaters, highlighting survey data from OkCupid that challenges dietary stereotypes.
Activists aboard the Family Madeira work to raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza while receiving widespread support for the Free Palestine movement.
Chop and Steele, a comedic strongman duo, face a lawsuit from Great Television Group Inc after their pranks on Morning News shows lead to confusion and controversy.
Anthony Loffredo, known as the Black Alien, explores extreme body modifications and the societal perceptions surrounding them in this Channel 4 short.
Oregon just became the first state to decriminalize drugs, promoting treatment over jail time.
Taji explores Sheri's Ranch, a legal brothel in Las Vegas, revealing its unique culture.
Harrison, Arkansas faces racial tensions linked to the Ku Klux Klan's presence.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announce they are expecting their second child, sharing the news with a photograph taken by Misan Harriman on Valentine's Day.
William's snobby attitude towards Meghan strains his relationship with Harry amid royal tensions.
The Queen allows Harry and Megan to start anew, while Megan's father criticizes their choices.
The Commish wishes everyone a happy Christmas and shares plans for the new year.
A nine-year-old girl was shot dead in her home in Liverpool, prompting a manhunt and leaving the community heartbroken.
Mesut Özil resigns from the German national team, criticizing Reinhard Grindel's leadership.
Last week, Paul, Sarah, and her family were affected by the vigil for Sarah Everard.
Mexican filmmakers like Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu face challenges despite Oscar wins for Birdman.
Mexican journalists honor Al Jazeera reporters killed by Israel during a vigil in Gaza.
Tensions in Tijuana rise as hundreds protest against thousands of migrants seeking the United States.
Protests in Mexico City highlight local residents' opposition to gentrification and mass tourism, emphasizing the impact on community identity and housing affordability.
Thousands of women are trafficked into the Mexico City sex trade each year amid a crackdown.
President Trump claims Mexico fails to stop Central American migrants, but enforcement is ineffective.
