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In Madrid, Spanish protesters lay down in tribute to the Palestinian lives lost in Gaza, reflecting the country's strong humanitarian values and support for human rights.
Children in the DRC mine cobalt under brutal conditions for minimal pay.
Mount Kilauea's lava flow devastates neighborhoods in Hawaii, forcing residents like Laurie and Alyssa Cruz to evacuate while reflecting on their community's loss.
Nathan Winters was 11 when he starred in his first film, where he experienced abuse by director Victor Salva, who had close ties to his family.
In 2009, the London School of Economics estimated that between 417,000 and 863,000 people were living in Britain without legal status.
Racine County, Wisconsin, a key battleground state, has swung between Republicans and Democrats for years, reflecting the divided opinions on Trump's impeachment.
Sally Jones, a British Islamic State recruiter, seeks to leave Syria's Raqqa.
The Metropolitan Police report children as young as six carry knives, prompting urgent action.
Los Angeles faces ongoing gang violence, particularly in Compton and Inglewood neighborhoods.
The Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka are linked to radical preacher Muhammad Hashim Muhammad.
A devastating fire engulfs Grenfell Tower in Kensington, London, causing chaos and screams for help.
In response to the 2008 Mumbai attacks and the November 2015 Paris attacks, British armed policing has undergone significant transformation, with new recruits training rigorously to confront potential terrorist threats.
In Oldham, individuals affected by the Universal Credit system share their struggles with financial instability and the emotional toll of transitioning from previous benefits.
More than a million public sector workers may strike over pay amid the cost of living crisis.
Kimberly Walker's gravestone, inspired by her favourite cartoon, faces removal at Spring Grove Cemetery.
In Bangladesh, the working conditions at sports kit manufacturing companies are scrutinized as the Olympic Games approach, raising concerns about labor rights and safety standards.
Four college girls, including Selena Gomez, seek adventure in Florida and meet a gangster.
Spain's real estate boom leads to a new squatter scene in vacant housing.
Sri Lanka's energy minister says the country has no money left for fuel imports amid protests.
Sri Lankans have experienced a massive hike in fuel prices amid a severe economic crisis.
Protesters storm Sri Lanka's presidential secretariat amid economic crisis and demand resignation.
Sri Lanka struggles with a severe economic crisis, leading to mass emigration and rising poverty.
A police killing in St. Louis ignites community outrage and recalls the Mike Brown incident.
Starbucks closes 8,000 locations for racial bias training after a Philadelphia incident.
More than a million Ukrainians have settled in Germany since the start of the war, with many integrating quickly into their new lives.
Jack plays Eric, who faces his father, Ben Mendelsohn, in the adult prison drama Starred Up.
Chris Atkins reveals his hoax stories sold to tabloids in the documentary Starsuckers.
Survivalists narrowly miss catching a monitor lizard during a wild chase for dinner.
Last year, 100,000 people applied to see their Stasi files, revealing personal histories and the lasting impact of surveillance in East Germany.
State of Control is now available in the USA on iTunes, Amazon, GooglePlay, and Vimeo.
In Ferguson, Missouri, tensions escalate as the National Guard arrives, police confront protesters, and the community reacts to the aftermath of Michael Brown's death.
Twenty years after Stephen Lawrence's murder, discussions continue about racial equality and the challenges faced by minority communities in Britain.
Steve Coogan denies malicious claims linking him to Owen Wilson's struggles.
Storm Babet causes severe flooding in Brien, Scotland, with a woman swept away in the river.
Hastings faces wind damage from Storm Ciaran while preparing for potential flooding risks.
In Jersey, residents face extensive damage from Storm Ciaran, with homes, playgrounds, and the local table tennis club left in ruins as cleanup efforts begin.
Storm Darcy brings heavy snow and plunging temperatures to the UK, affecting many areas.
Migrants fleeing the Assad regime face hostility on the Greek island of Kos.
Chuck's victory in a street race sparks mixed reactions from fans, while Lizzy Musi's disqualification highlights the intense emotions within the racing community.
Five years before the Civil War, abolitionist Frederick Douglass posed for a portrait that defied the racial stereotypes of his time.
A tsunami warning is issued for Japan's west coast after a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake.
Five and a half million families had their benefits cut by an average of £1,000 a year, leaving many facing a winter of hunger and hardship.
Young protesters take to Whitehall streets, igniting fires and breaking out in parties over education cuts.
Students in Gaza struggle to find internet access to continue their education after the destruction of all universities in the region.
Nat Geo Kids offers a free limited-edition frog bag and up to $20 off subscriptions.
Alaa Salah symbolizes Sudan's protests against Omar al-Bashir's government as a 'Nubian Queen'.
A Super Bowl halftime protester reflects on his evolution from personal aspirations to community activism, emphasizing the significance of self-change.
Cyclone Amphan devastates India and Bangladesh, complicating Corona virus safety efforts.
