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Hannah and her sisters sign up on a popular sugar-dating site that promises free vacations, paid tuition, and cash allowances.
Law enforcement and military personnel confront the challenges posed by unidentified flying objects in a series that examines their encounters and responses.
Nick and Sophie from Cambridgeshire navigate the challenges of cancer and blindness while preparing for their wedding, alongside another couple, Carly and Nelly, facing their own housing struggles.
Mitt Romney reflects on his family legacy, faith, and public service, highlighting the influence of his father, George W. Romney, throughout his career.
Richard Kuklinski, known as the 'Iceman,' claimed to have murdered up to 100 people over a criminal career that spanned three decades.
Eve and her sister Bonobos raise their young in an egalitarian community, passing babies from mother to mother without jealousy or stress.
In Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, police re-open the unsolved case of 86-year-old Una Crown's brutal murder from 2013, focusing on DNA forensics and local suspects.
The memorial wall in a recovery center lists over 3,000 names of individuals who have died from overdoses, a stark increase from 50 in 2009.
In 1988, the ambush and murder of Constables Steven Tynan and Damian Eyre in Walsh Street, Melbourne, ignited a complex narrative of lies and revenge.
World War II air combat is explored through accounts of dogfights, bombing raids, and torpedo attacks, highlighting key battles and strategies.
Vladimir Putin's territorial ambitions in the Arctic highlight Russia's extensive investments in military and industrial projects to exploit the region's vast natural resources.
1,800 people deposited money in a currency shop in Izmir to pay for their boat trip across the sea to Greece during their escape from conflict.
Luis Elizondo presents firsthand accounts from U.S. Air Force personnel regarding unidentified aerial phenomena at sensitive military sites in Season 2, Episode 8.
British factories produced over 20,000 Spitfires and 130,000 aircraft during WWII, significantly contributing to the Allies' victory.
Japan's innovative use of AI and robotics, from virtual couples to android monks, reflects a unique cultural perspective on technology as a solution to societal challenges.
Eminent WWII historian James Holland explores the Nazi war machine across Europe, examining its extraordinary machines and rare archival materials.
Mick Philpot's violent past culminated in a tragic fire that claimed the lives of his six children, revealing a chilling plan to frame an ex-partner.
In the Sierra Tarahumara, 9-year-old Obdulia González Fierro navigates her rural life and education, while 12-year-old José Alfredo Martínez, who is blind, adapts to the challenges of living in Mexico City.
In 1942, the First Special Service Force became the first combined American and Canadian fighting unit, earning the nickname "Black Devils" for their night raids.
Forensic psychologists, including Dr Judy Ho and Dr Donna Youngs, analyze the patterns and motives of convicted murderers like Jesse Matthew, revealing overlooked warning signs.
In Nazi-occupied Paris, doctors Jean Talairach and René Suttel map secret underground tunnels to aid the Resistance against German forces.
Russian criminal tattoos, a vanishing cultural practice, are explored through interviews and footage from eight notorious prisons, highlighting their brutal origins and societal implications.
UN sanctions imposed on Iraq following the 1990 invasion of Kuwait have devastated the lives of ordinary citizens, leading to a humanitarian crisis and widespread suffering.
A text message becomes the pivotal evidence in a meticulously planned murder case in the United States, revealing a revenge plot and the complexities of betrayal.
Gay marriage became legal in Britain in 2014, yet many Black and Asian LGBTQ+ individuals still face rejection from their families and communities.
The Battle of the Somme in 1916 exemplified catastrophic military strategy, resulting in immense casualties for Kitchener's Army and shaping the Western Front's dynamics.
The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland resulted in nearly 500 deaths and over 2,000 injuries, significantly influencing the movement for Irish independence.
Drew Hayden Taylor's documentary reveals the truth behind false Indigenous identity claims in Canada.
In Samara, Olga provides companionship to the terminally ill, while Ivan carves gravestones in the Urals and Dmitry explores creative expressions of death in Novosibirsk.
In 1943, Max Fronenberg dug a secret underground tunnel for a year, enabling his escape and the rescue of fifteen fellow prisoners from a Warsaw camp.
Princess Beatrice was born at Portland Hospital in London on August 8, 1988, and has faced intense media scrutiny throughout her life.
Merrill's Marauders, an elite American jungle commando unit in World War II, conducted intense operations against the Japanese Imperial Division in Burma.
Una Crown's murder investigation reveals a partial DNA match leading to the arrest of a long-denied suspect after 13 years of unanswered questions.
For-profit colleges aggressively recruited veterans with promises of quality education, raising questions about whether they delivered on those commitments.
Joseph Goebbels, as Hitler's chief propagandist, employed manipulative rhetoric to incite hatred and facilitate the atrocities of Nazi Germany.
In Papua, explorer Will Millard spends a year with the Korowai tribe, examining their adaptation to modern influences and the commercialization of their culture.
A D-Day veteran recounts his experiences during the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944, providing insight into the life of a World War II soldier.
At 77, Anthony takes a DNA test to determine if his biological father was an American GI from World War II, seeking answers about his heritage.
Migrants risking everything to cross the U.S.-Mexico border face life-threatening obstacles, revealing the harsh realities of their search for a better life.
Nueva Jerusalén, a small town in Michoacán, Mexico, is home to a religious community that enforces strict rules and believes they will survive an impending apocalypse.
In December 1914, soldiers on both sides of World War I utilized modernized mining techniques to breach enemy fortifications after months of stalemate.
Wayne Bent, a former sailor turned self-proclaimed Messiah, led the Lord Our Righteousness Church in New Mexico, where he exerted a powerful influence over devoted followers until his conviction for child abuse in 2008.
A helicopter crash off the coast of Newfoundland complicates the Buffalo Airways crew's plans as they prepare for a dangerous North Atlantic crossing.
Lisa Montgomery faked a pregnancy, lured Bobby Joe Stinett to her home, and brutally murdered her to steal the unborn baby, Victoria Joe, to maintain her deception.
Peter Moore, a serial killer from North Wales, murdered four men in 1995 during a four-month spree following his mother's death, driven by sexual gratification.
In Portsmouth, two murders committed by Allan Grimson on December 12 in different years are examined alongside the possible links to the disappearance of Simon Parkes.
Young people in the UK share their raw experiences of selling sex on the streets, revealing the harsh realities behind their desperate circumstances.
King George VI and his family navigated the challenges of World War II, striving to lead Britain and the Commonwealth through adversity and uncertainty.
