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Forensic psychiatric wards in the UK provide a rare glimpse into the lives of patients seeking rehabilitation after years of confinement due to violent behavior.
Shayna Hubers confessed to killing her boyfriend in self-defense, but evidence of his planned date with another woman raised questions about her motives.
Jackie Adedeji meets women living with larger breasts to explore the physical and emotional challenges they face, as well as the rising demand for breast reduction surgery.
Counterfeit Xanax and other fake goods thrive in Britain's black market, exposing a network of importers, sweatshops, and exploitative dealers.
Mandaluyong City’s Correctional Institution for Women faces daily challenges as correction officers manage over a thousand inmates in a maximum-security environment.
Ghassan Abu-Sitta, a surgeon who left England, returns to Gaza to provide medical care amidst the challenges of occupation and violence.
Kathy McGibbon Givens recounts her harrowing experience of being sex trafficked for nine months in Dallas and now advocates for survivors and legal reform.
Annie Börjesson, a thirty-year-old linguist and musician, was found dead on Prestwick Beach in December 2005, leading her family to question the official suicide ruling.
In Cardiff, construction workers found a rolled-up carpet containing a skeleton, leading to the investigation of the identity of a child known as Little Miss Nobody.
On December 21, 1994, the torso of Stephen Dempsey is found at Towlers Bay in Sydney, linking his murder to that of a taxi driver discovered a month earlier.
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and other major southern founders owned slaves while advocating for the principles of liberty and equality.
100 women in Chitral, Pakistan, use their embroidery skills to create a fashion line that challenges traditional gender roles and boosts their income.
Heidi Andersson lives in Ensamheten, Sweden, embracing life and arm wrestling in loneliness.
A sniper, viewing himself as a divine executioner, terrorizes North America with calculated attacks, leaving authorities baffled and desperate for answers.
James Ryan O’Neil, an Australian murderer, discusses his crimes with retired detective Gordon Davie.
Today, there are almost half a million children locked up around the world, many facing harsh conditions and denied fair trials.
Air France carries 78 million passengers each year, relying on a workforce of 100,000 employees to manage operations around the clock.
William and Catherine of Wales are reshaping royal parenting by prioritizing emotional intelligence and a normal childhood for their children amidst traditional expectations.
Six families receive £26,000 each, the UK benefits cap, to start their own businesses and leave the benefits system behind.
Children's leisure spending has transformed the toy, publishing, and television industries, leading to significant shifts in marketing and character merchandising.
Hardy's, a renowned British manufacturer of handcrafted fishing rods and flies, faces decline due to globalization, prompting reflection on the value of artisanal craftsmanship.
Kelly Hodge's murder in Victoria led to a complex investigation by Victoria Police, culminating in a pivotal phone call that identified the killer.
Nine families across the UK navigate financial struggles while working, revealing the resilience and determination that persist despite economic hardship.
Political dynasties like the Kenyattas, Aliyevs, and Sharifs exploit their influence to launder billions, funneling stolen wealth into London’s property market.
The Volkswagen Beetle, designed by Ferdinand Porsche, has a complex history tied to Nazi Germany and its propaganda efforts during World War II.
A group of civilians undergoes 12 weeks of rigorous training to become soldiers in the Canadian Armed Forces, directed by Jean-François Caissy.
Bulgaria faces significant economic change as the euro is set to replace the lev in 2026, sparking mixed reactions among its citizens.
Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers and a key figure in the 1965 grape boycott, has dedicated her life to labor and racial justice activism.
Hairdresser Donna faces renovation costs while Lorraine sets up a market stall amid dramatic changes.
Twelve young women, including two daughters, were raped, tortured, and murdered by Fred and Rosemary West in one of Britain's most notorious serial killing cases.
Black-owned funeral homes in New Orleans have adapted traditional grieving practices during the COVID-19 pandemic, addressing its disproportionate impact on their community.
Derek Percy, often labeled as Australia's worst child killer, is examined for his heinous crimes and the debate surrounding his sanity versus evil intent.
In 1991, a gunman opened fire in a Strathfield shopping plaza, resulting in a traumatic event that marked one of Sydney's most violent crimes.
A young Navajo boy grapples with cultural conflict and personal loss while navigating the challenges of life in the Segee canyon and the pressures of assimilation.
India's economic boom masks troubling realities, including rising Hindu nationalism, discrimination against Muslims, and a persistent caste system.
Michelito Lagravere, the youngest bullfighter in history, began his career in Merida, Mexico, at the age of six, influenced by his family's bullfighting legacy.
Forensic experts at the police college in Ottawa analyze the complexities of blood spatter evidence in the case of Lisa Brown and Peter Carrier.
Oscar Ray Bolin Jr., an American serial killer executed in Florida, was convicted of kidnapping and murdering three young women in Tampa during the 1980s.
Cologne's vibrant culture shines through its annual Carnival, Kölsch beer, and the city's response to the European migrant crisis.
In April 2014, Leeds school teacher Ann Maguire was murdered by her pupil Will Cornick, marking the first instance of a secondary school student killing a teacher in Britain.
On 12th February 1993, ten-year-olds Robert Thompson and Jon Venables abducted and murdered two-year-old James Bulger in Bootle, Liverpool, leading to widespread outrage and controversy over their subsequent release.
Lee Grant reflects on her career from Broadway in the 1950s and surviving the Hollywood blacklist to becoming a documentary filmmaker focused on social issues.
Dennis Nilsen, one of Britain's most notorious serial killers, murdered 15 young men in London during the late 1970s and early 1980s, raising questions about his mother's influence.
The Disaster Plane reveals the tragic crash of Lion Air Flight 610 involving the Boeing 737 MAX.
The Transcontinental Railroad, completed in 1869, transformed trade and migration in the United States, connecting key cities from Baltimore to Sacramento.
In the rugged Himalayas of Nepal, 11-year-old Kritika and 13-year-old Devi from India navigate treacherous terrains to access education despite significant challenges.
Detective Mike Arntfield leads a team of civilians using advanced technology to solve cold cases, bringing closure to families affected by unresolved crimes.
Refugees and migrants fleeing war and persecution share their harrowing experiences and the exploitation they face from human traffickers in search of safety in Europe.
