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Mick Lynch predicts rail strikes will spread to other sectors, impacting transport nationwide.
Mick Lynch tells Kay Burley the rail union seeks a settlement and warns of inevitable strikes.
Andrew Lester surrenders after shooting Ralph Yarl in Kansas City over a mistaken house visit.
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The Divide shows footage from Ukraine's front line between Russian separatists and anti-government forces.
Well rescuers have been searching for survivors after a tornado devastates Czech villages.
Over 3.7 million over-45s rave weekly in the UK, raising health concerns about drug use.
On August 20, 2007, a fire erupted on China Airlines Flight 120 at Naha Airport, prompting a rapid evacuation of 157 passengers and crew.
In Yan'an, tourists observe a re-enactment of the Chinese Civil War battles while Mao Guangrong reflects on his personal experiences from the conflict.
A message in a shopping bag from the 33 trapped miners confirmed their survival, prompting an emotional response from the rescue teams above.
Chicago faces record-breaking cold, colder than Antarctica, due to a polar vortex event.
Red Crescent workers help children cross through 'safe corridors' in Gaza, offering comfort and support during a difficult time.
Thousands of refugees wait at Budapest Keleti station, hoping to reach Germany for support.
Venezuela's ongoing crisis has led to a mass exodus of refugees fleeing dire conditions, prompting international responses and highlighting geopolitical implications.
Refugees in Calais protest dire conditions as French authorities plan to clear the camp.
A recently released Palestinian detainee reunites with his son for the first time, highlighting the emotional impact of family separation due to detention.
China strengthens efforts to Stamp Out protests against COVID measures amid widespread dissent.
Randy Rainey renovates an old horse rescue facility in Alaska to enhance care for horses and support families in need of assistance.
Clashes at the Afghan-Pakistani border leave several dead and civilians in crisis.
Safa Al Ahmad encounters Houthi gunmen in Yemen amid escalating tensions.
Women in Ukraine lead newsrooms while men fight against Russia, keeping communities informed.
St. Louis plans to lower its minimum wage from $10 to $7.70, impacting workers like Myron.
In Chiang Rai, rescuers mobilize to find alternative access points to a cave where 12 boys and their coach are trapped, highlighting the urgent challenges faced.
New Orleans rebuilds after Hurricane Katrina, focusing on eco-friendly homes and musicians' support.
VICE News reports on surgery restoring function for women affected by female genital mutilation.
The Earl and Countess of Wessex share insights on family life and royal duties in National Life.
Wildfires threaten resorts in Rhodes, leaving travelers like Abby in limbo after arriving from Gatwick.
Brazil's worst economic crisis deepens inequality on Avenida Paulista in Sao Paulo.
Voluntourism, a practice where privileged Western individuals pay for charity experiences abroad, often fails to provide meaningful support to local communities.
SpaceX's launch sent four astronauts to the ISS, highlighting social issues back on Earth.
Richard Dawkins supports the Atheist Bus Campaign and encourages contributions to The Guardian.
In Epping Forest, Essex, police find a body in a pond while investigating the disappearance of 19-year-old Richard Okorogheye, who was last seen two weeks prior.
Richard Spencer's alt-right rally in D.C. last month sparks protests and viral attention.
Rick faces significant challenges in Rally Valley as he works to energize Monster Red and salvage his gold mining season amid economic struggles.
Rick and his team rush to save their paydirt from flooding in Rally Valley.
Ricky Gervais revisits David Brent, discussing fame and his character's evolution since 2003.
In September, Crimean Tatars and Right Sector block highways into Crimea to halt supplies.
Renewed clashes in Venezuela follow Maria Corina Machado's congressional seat removal on March 24.
Rising temperatures increase heat stress risks for farm workers on U.S. farms.
Charles Clover reports on nationalism and protests in Russia after a rigged election in December.
Heavy storms and flooding in California have revealed new gold deposits, prompting miners like Dave Turin to employ innovative techniques in the Dahlonega Gold Belt.
A road rage incident in the UK escalates when a driver knocks a motorcyclist off his bike after a 50mph chase, captured by the driver's dashcam.
Nick Hancock aims to break the survival record on Rockall by living in a water tank for two months.
Pro-Russian demonstrators gather in Donetsk on International Workers Day, calling for unity with Russia.
Reporter Josiah Hesse stays at Bud+Breakfast in Silverthorne, Colorado, for marijuana enthusiasts.
Cox's Bazar faces severe monsoon challenges for Rohingya refugees, with lives lost and shelters destroyed.
About 21,000 Rohingya Muslims flee to Bangladesh, reporting violence from the Myanmar military.
In August 2017, thousands of Rohingya fled Myanmar to Bangladesh, sharing harrowing accounts of violence and loss amid a humanitarian crisis.
