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Over 2 million British and Commonwealth soldiers were wounded during World War I, with many relying on stretcher bearers and nurses for survival.
In December 1941, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor propels the United States into World War II, leading to significant battles in the Pacific and the internment of Japanese Americans.
On Boxing Day 2011, Tony Bushby stabbed Katie Brisco to death after luring her with fake Facebook profiles he created to gain her trust.
Women filled roles in factories, airfields, and radar stations across Britain, ensuring the country did not come to a standstill during World War II.
Fred Davis rises at 4 AM to navigate Birmingham's Vegetable Market, showcasing a vibrant world of exotic fruits and vegetables alongside Rene Cutforth.
An initiation ritual for a secret society at Yale has been performed every April for the last 200 years, shrouded in mystery and elitism.
Rosa Talamantes' disappearance prompts scrutiny of her boyfriend Jo's account, as her five children insist their mother is deceased.
Barack Obama, the 44th U.S. President, navigated significant events like the Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank Act during his two terms from 2009 to 2017.
Dmitry Muratov, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, fights to protect press freedom in Russia amid a severe government crackdown on independent journalism.
Central American immigrants face extreme dangers from drug cartels, corrupt police, and human traffickers while navigating their perilous journey through Mexico.
A student at Wayne State University faces criminal charges and expulsion while grappling with the stigma of incarceration and its impact on his family.
One of the last detainees released from Guantanamo Bay highlights the complexities and challenges of transitioning individuals deemed too risky to free.
Klaus Scherer travels along the northern border of the United States, exploring the diverse lives of Americans from Maine's islands to Arctic Deadhorse.
Stephen Dupont, a war photographer, captures the chaos of a suicide blast in Afghanistan while reflecting on the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones.
Autism, a complex neurological disorder, is explored through the innovative methods and parental dedication at Giant Steps, a special school in Sydney.
Skateboarders in the Middle East challenge cultural and religious divides, using their passion for skating to foster unity amidst a complex landscape.
Tanzania's rugged roads connect the Indian Ocean to Lake Victoria, showcasing wildlife like wildebeest, lions, and rhinos, while highlighting local communities.
American soldiers in the Vietnam War faced moral dilemmas and public opposition while navigating the complexities of a conflict they often did not understand.
Night shift workers recount unsettling encounters with the supernatural, including a mysterious watchman delivering a cryptic message.
In 2003, the Chohan family, including an eight-week-old boy and a 51-year-old grandmother, were murdered in west London by Kenneth Regan, William Horncy, and Peter Rees as part of a drug smuggling plot.
Four native teens wrongfully convicted of murder in Alaska spent 18 years in prison, sparking a statewide movement for justice and reform in the judicial system.
Makoko, Nigeria's largest slum, showcases stories from its unique stilted community.
Tensions in the London Docklands arise as affluent newcomers clash with traditional residents, highlighting the stark divide between wealth and community.
Kian Khatibi, wrongfully convicted of a stabbing in Pleasantville, New York, spent ten years in prison studying law to prove his innocence and became a practicing lawyer.
Dark web marketplaces like AlphaBay facilitate the sale of illegal goods, while criminal activities such as sextortion and wildlife trafficking exploit social media platforms.
Hepatitis C infections in the U.S. have surged, particularly in West Virginia, driven by rising opioid use and the sharing of contaminated needles.
Defunct parades for charity highlight the creative ways communities come together to support causes, showcasing nostalgia and the spirit of giving.
Tracey faces homelessness after her release from prison, while Rhys confronts local drug dealers and Azhar struggles against the pull of crime.
Young British pilots with limited experience fly for Susi Air, navigating treacherous conditions to deliver supplies to remote Indonesian tribes.
Two people were killed during the riots that erupted when James Meredith became the first black student admitted to the University of Mississippi in 1962.
Phoebe, a woman with male chromosomes, candidly shares her intersex experience and the impact of family secrecy in her film "Orchids."
Conflicting pressures arise in children's cancer wards as terminally ill patients, parents, and medical staff navigate the rights of minors to refuse treatment.
A trafficking ring in Bulgaria exploits impoverished mothers by selling their infants to wealthy Greek couples, revealing the devastating impact on families and communities.
HMS Northumberland's crew navigates daily challenges, including tensions with Russian ships and the impacts of COVID, floods, and fires in the Arctic Circle.
Thousands of Americans embrace a nomadic lifestyle in vans, seeking fulfillment and connection while sharing their adventures through social media.
Radical Islamist militias share ideologies and tactics that challenge global security, as revealed through undercover investigations into their operations.
A six-year-old boy was shot and killed in Miami, prompting his family to seek justice and a $3,000 reward for information about the incident.
The extravagant lifestyles of the extremely wealthy in Britain during the 1980s reveal stark financial inequalities and the advantages of savvy tax strategies.
Tony Bourdain spends time in Granada, where free tapas are served with drinks, and locals embrace the tradition of taking siestas during the day.
Several dozen planes have disappeared into the Amazon jungle, making it one of the most perilous air routes in the world.
Tony Jenkins and Boudicca Rising lead a nationwide hunt for the UK's first serial animal killer, linked to over 350 cat mutilations in Croydon.
India, now the world's most populous country, faces extreme inequality as Narendra Modi's leadership reshapes its economy and social fabric amid global challenges.
Conversion therapy, a controversial practice aimed at changing sexual orientation, is explored through personal stories and the operations of various organizations in the U.S.
The Maya train facilitates tourism in the Yucatán Peninsula, enhancing access to archaeological sites while promoting indigenous culture and regional development.
In Tanzania, the Mlima Kitonga section of the A7 highway poses extreme risks for drivers, while Kenya's "flying trucks" transport perishable goods on perilous roads.
Casablanca, a city synonymous with romance and drama, contrasts sharply with its Hollywood portrayal, highlighting tensions between tradition and globalization.
Cannabis emerges as a potential therapeutic option in cancer treatment, highlighting its benefits and risks through personal stories and expert insights.
Irish gangsters reveal a complex underworld as best-selling true crime author Bernard O'Mahoney explores their lives and the hidden truths behind their crimes.
