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Guy Martin has five months to build a 30-ton tank and aims to drive it at Lincoln's Remembrance Day parade on November 11.
Eugene Terreblanche, leader of the Neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement, attempts to redefine his identity in a post-apartheid South Africa.
Ronnie and Reggie Kray resorted to violence at the slightest provocation to establish their reputation as the undisputed bosses of East End gangland.
Jody Harris, an Australian master identity thief, orchestrated an extensive con job spree that captivated law enforcement and the public alike.
Ann McKee, a leading neurologist at Boston University’s CTE Center, explains her decision to prevent her children from playing football due to brain injury risks.
New York, a vibrant melting pot of cultures and traditions, is explored through the diverse lives of its residents, revealing the city's unique character and complexities.
Motivations behind notorious serial killers like Alexander Pichushkin and Jeffrey Dahmer are examined, alongside the psychological factors and societal impacts of their crimes.
In October 1947, the House Un-American Activities Committee subpoenaed nineteen Hollywood figures to testify about their alleged ties to the Communist Party.
Rare color footage shot by George Stevens captures the American advance into Germany in April 1945, highlighting the German surrender and the liberation of concentration camps.
Dr. Cristi Bundukamara shares her experiences of profound loss, including the deaths of three children and her husband, while promoting the Mentally STRONG Method for healing and resilience.
Watch thrilling encounters with the paranormal on Expedition X featuring Josh Gates and Jessica Chobot.
In Texas, the murder of Keith Gentry reveals a complex investigation by the Texas Rangers into financial motives and personal relationships surrounding his wife, Darlene.
In North Pole, Alaska, a series of girl disappearances prompts a manhunt for a suspected serial killer, instilling fear in the tight-knit community.
At an altitude of 4,300 meters, 1,200 Kyrgyz nomads in Afghanistan struggle to survive without electricity, vehicles, or schools in their isolated mountain camps.
Michelle Martinko was found stabbed over 20 times in a mall parking lot in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on December 19, 1979, leading to a 40-year cold case.
In Mosul, the aftermath of the Iraq War is explored through the experiences of the Peshmerga, Hashd al-Shaabi, and Kurdish women fighting for unity.
Johannesburg's residents face escalating violence and crime, prompting them to rely on controversial private security forces that employ brutal tactics for protection.
In an overheated third-class carriage of a Russian train, passengers share their stories and experiences, revealing the complexities of human life in confinement.
Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's controversial former president, used his televised show to communicate directly with citizens while promoting his vision of "21st-century socialism."
Naval aviation's evolution is chronicled from its early gliders and shipboard landings in 1911 to modern supersonic jets and unmanned aerial vehicles.
In Los Angeles, a vibrant community of dog owners and enthusiasts navigates the complexities of the city's unique and often perilous canine culture.
Over 100 migrants have died along the Arizona-Mexico border due to extreme heat, raising concerns about Border Patrol policies that worsen their plight.
Every summer, 7,000 lambs are rounded up for Tyree's sheep fare, marking the end of their carefree existence on the island.
Kwame Ajamu, wrongfully imprisoned for 28 years alongside Wiley and Ricky Jackson due to a false accusation, was exonerated after an investigation revealed the truth.
John Sweeney, a convicted murderer, is linked to the deaths of two girlfriends and the disappearance of five others, with clues hidden in his abstract paintings.
Bangladesh's fight for independence from Pakistan in 1971 resulted in a devastating eight-month war, claiming millions of lives among both military and civilians.
Five Boy Scouts and their leaders face a life-threatening situation in the Grand Canyon as a heatwave depletes their water supply during a challenging hike.
On April 18, 1942, the United States executed the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, led by Commander James H. Doolittle, as retaliation for the Pearl Harbor attack.
In India, Tibetan refugees, including Sonam Choeden, continue to seek justice 70 years after their displacement, reuniting with family and meeting the 14th Dalai Lama.
More than 15,000 athletes from over 200 countries faced mental health challenges after the postponement of the 2020 Summer Olympic Games due to COVID-19.
Every day, 3,000 drivers for Eddie Stobart cover enough distance to reach the moon and back while making deliveries every four seconds.
Erno "Zvi" Spiegel, a Holocaust hero, risked his life to protect twin boys from Dr. Josef Mengele's brutal experiments at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Over 140 aircraft took off in formation for bombing missions during World War II, as veterans recount their experiences of fear and loss in combat.
U.S. combat cameramen documented the dual missions of 'Hearts & Minds' and 'Search & Destroy' during key operations like Starlight, Cedar Falls, and Masher in Vietnam.
8,000 people live in the small town of Gansa, where traditional Tibetan life coexists with the influence of Chinese governance.
Seventy thousand minors are incarcerated in the U.S., facing harsh conditions and lengthy sentences, often influenced by a judicial system that criminalizes childhood behavior.
Kimberley, Andrew, Gemma, and Jason confront addiction, homelessness, and mental health challenges as they navigate life after incarceration.
Ganvié is the World's Largest Floating Village in Benin, known as the Venice of Africa.
Chinbayar, a young shaman in Mongolia, seeks guidance from lamas and elders to reconcile his family's gold mining with the spiritual sanctity of the land.
The implosion of a 170-meter tower near a busy highway showcases the safety challenges and detailed planning necessary for high-risk demolitions.
Glasgow's vibrant parks, museums, and galleries are highlighted in Keith Alexander's observational documentary, challenging the city's negative stereotypes.
42 years of dictatorship ended in Libya as citizens celebrated their newfound freedom with fireworks and gatherings in Martyrs Square.
Nearly 150,000 UN soldiers died during the Korean War, a conflict often referred to as "the Forgotten War."
In Kansas City, Missouri, a married woman engages with a street hustler, while in Castlerock, Northern Ireland, a married dentist devises a lethal plan after falling for a patient.
2,691 people died on Mumbai's railways in 2019, averaging seven deaths a day amid overcrowded trains and dangerous commuting conditions.
Research from political science, psychology, sociology, and experimental economics challenges the notion that humans are solely driven by self-interest.
Quirino, a notorious neighborhood in Manila, is ruled by Gang Boss Jo-Jo and plagued by drug addiction, violence, and a corrupt police force.
Mountain bikers in various U.S. communities forge unexpected partnerships that reshape local identities and promote recreational trail development.
