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Mothers of missing Russian servicemen seek answers five months after the invasion of Ukraine.
A fugitive, played by Matthew McConaughey, finds refuge on a Mississippi River island, leading to a coming-of-age story involving two boys and themes of friendship.
David, the brother of multimillionaire Ivan Massow, lives hand-to-mouth in a truck parked near Glastonbury, contrasting sharply with Ivan's affluent lifestyle.
Desiree Lian describes a mysterious object spotted during fireworks in Season 5, Episode 2.
Mumbai's skyline features zombie towers, highlighting challenges in urban construction.
Emily, Eliza, and Nadia share their painful experiences of FGM at Maidan, revealing deep emotional scars.
A German-Iranian attacks in Munich, with motives still unclear, as reported by the Financial Times.
A solo Muslim student faces harassment for wearing her hijab in Karnataka schools.
This video traces family history and explores Nairobi, Kenya, and East Lee Mable.
A Danish Muslim questions his friends' plans for violence inspired by al-Shabaab in Copenhagen.
Mahn Win Khaing Than vows to support a revolution against Myanmar's military junta.
Security forces in Myanmar fire on medical workers during protests in Mandalay amid ongoing violence.
A team follows a blood trail in the wilderness while investigating the elusive creature known as Saskatch, sparking debate about the existence of Bigfoot.
Nabila, a Muslim woman and rapper, confronts Nazi threats in Sweden while pursuing her career.
Survivalists face an eerie airplane wreckage in this episode of Naked and Afraid: Castaways.
Audrey Hale kills six at Covenant School in Nashville, reigniting America's gun law debate.
The Pentagon discusses UFO sightings, raising the tantalizing question of extraterrestrial life.
Mickey Grosman and his team navigate a swamp and build a raft during the Amazon 5000 expedition, facing an unexpected flood that threatens their equipment.
Recruits spend 48 hours in the jungle, facing strong currents and rocky rapids while training with the French Foreign Legion.
The gender pay gap in the UK leads women to work unpaid from November to January.
Kobe Bryant, the legendary LA Lakers player, died in a helicopter crash near Los Angeles, along with his daughter Gianna and seven others, prompting global mourning.
The death toll from Monday's earthquake in Indonesia surpasses 280, impacting many children.
A Nepalese worker recounts his fear after organising a strike for unpaid colleagues in Qatar.
In the Netherlands, a government investigation reveals extensive abuses in international adoptions, including human trafficking and forged documents affecting many adoptees.
The Cilia Europa ferry in Felson serves as a shelter for migrants awaiting asylum in the Netherlands.
Cory Booker marries seven couples at Newark's City Hall after New Jersey legalizes gay marriage.
A magnitude 7 earthquake strikes near the Turkish coast and Greek island of Samos, causing devastation.
Scottish and Welsh revelers travel to England for New Year's Eve celebrations as stricter COVID-19 restrictions force local venues like the Central Club in Wrexham to close.
New York City seeks a 'rat czar' to tackle its growing rodent problem with a $170,000 salary.
New York University experiences significant protests over free speech and Palestinian rights, leading to numerous arrests and the construction of a wall around the campus.
Jacinda Ardern wins a second term as Prime Minister of New Zealand after the election in September.
New Zealand mourns 49 victims of the Christchurch mosque attack, its worst peacetime mass killing.
Migrant workers in Queenstown, New Zealand, face job loss and isolation during the pandemic.
Nearly 60 women from diverse backgrounds gather in a Toronto kitchen to share their culinary traditions while building community and support.
Hong Kong's city newsstands have been declining rapidly, now down to 350 from 2,500.
Shiv Malik reveals the DWP's controversial My Strengths test for jobseekers on Newsdesk Live.
Dan Baum throws Hubig's pies at the French Quarter Festival in New Orleans with brass bands playing.
FT's Next Act hub inspires retirees to embrace adventure and meaningful activities in later life.
Nick Ferrari defends Stacey Dooley's charity work in Uganda against Afua Hirsch's criticism.
Emma discusses the ongoing search for Nicola, expressing frustration over unverified hypotheses.
The police search for Nicola Bulley begins within hours, revealing her high-risk status.
An ex-detective criticizes police actions in the Nicola Bulley case, citing mistakes and reputation damage.
Charlie Hedges discusses the investigation into Nicola Bulley's disappearance and public involvement.
Lancashire police recover a body in the River Wire, believed to be missing Nicola Bully.
Nicola Bulley's family shares their pain with Sky News after her mysterious disappearance.
Nigel Farage supports Enoch Powell's 'Rivers of Blood' speech on immigration issues.
Young African women face exploitation by the Nigerian mafia in Italy's industrial estates.
Nigerians are protesting against an economic crisis fueled by corruption and poverty, reflecting widespread discontent across Africa and Asia.
