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Kambo, a potent secretion from the giant monkey frog, is gaining popularity in UK suburbs as individuals seek its controversial health benefits despite the risks.
Percy Lefroy Mapleton, a 19th-century writer, resorted to fraud and ultimately violence in his obsession with a stage actress in 1881 London.
The Korean War's outbreak is marked by the communist invasion, the defense by South Korean and United Nations forces, and the retaking of Seoul.
Personal information shared on social media can lead to severe repercussions, including job loss, relationship breakdowns, and even incarceration.
In undisclosed locations across America, ex-mobsters' wives share their experiences of wealth, betrayal, and the constant threat of the Mafia.
America's obesity crisis has reached alarming levels, with 160 million individuals severely overweight, prompting new healthcare strategies and a body positivity movement.
Trewley Precious, a Gypsy TikTok star from Liverpool, navigates traditional gender roles and family challenges while building her social media career.
Fiona, a seasoned trucker, faces the challenges of delivering 26 tonnes of ice while young Ed Stobart navigates the realities of life on the road.
Yemen faces a devastating humanitarian crisis exacerbated by COVID-19, with a significantly higher death toll than reported and dire shortages in medical resources.
A dedicated emergency medical team operates around the clock in Taliban territory, facing a relentless influx of casualties amid the chaos of war.
Genocide in the Democratic Republic of Congo faces urgent intervention efforts from the United Nations, highlighting the precarious balance between funding and lives at stake.
Adolf Hitler's rise to power in post-WWI Germany set the stage for the systematic persecution of Jews, fueled by Joseph Goebbels' propaganda and the Nuremberg Laws.
Yusei Ikariyama, a former delinquent turned pro surfer, leads a community movement to protect Amami Ōshima's coastline from industrial development.
Kong Zhenlan, known as 'Mama Kong', has dedicated over 20 years to advocating for abandoned children with congenital defects in China's coal-polluted Shanxi province.
In Punjab, Sikhism's origins are explored through the teachings of Guru Nanak, highlighting prayer practices, communal vegetarian cooking, and the faith's view on warrior saints.
Over half of Jamaica's farmers rely on pushcarts to transport fruits and vegetables to local markets, reflecting the island's resourceful spirit.
Confederate monuments spark heated debates across the Southern United States, revealing deep divisions over the legacy of Southern Heritage and its preservation.
Fred and Rose West, notorious serial killers from Gloucester, are examined for their roles in the murders of nine women and girls, including their daughter.
Franz Stangl, commandant of the Treblinka and Sobibor death camps, orchestrated the murder of nearly 900,000 Jews and later evaded capture in South America.
Military veterans created Range 15, a film that blends humor and camaraderie, while challenging Hollywood's portrayal of their community and experiences.
Iconic World War II bombers such as the Avro Lancaster, B-29 Superfortress, and Junkers Ju 87 Stuka are examined for their design, reliability, and impact on aerial warfare.
In 1986, a car bomb exploded outside Melbourne's police headquarters, leading to extensive detective work and forensic science to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Seven young women were raped and murdered in South Australia during the 1970s, leading to a prolonged investigation into a series of unsolved crimes.
American soldiers in the Aleutian Islands Campaign during World War II faced extreme winter conditions, prompting innovative survival strategies.
Prince Harry's transformation from royal "spare" to outspoken advocate is examined through his memoir and the resulting impact on the British monarchy.
The Battle of Guadalcanal marked the first major Allied land offensive against Japan in the Pacific Theater of World War II, focusing on the six-month struggle for Henderson Field.
Yi Yeting, a Chinese worker-turned-activist, fights for better factory conditions while battling leukemia and exposing the dangers of toxic workplaces.
As Hitler's regime expands across Europe, anti-Jewish persecution escalates, culminating in the genocide known as the Holocaust.
In Potosí, Bolivia, miners like 22-year-old Eduardo face life-threatening conditions as they extract minerals from the perilous mountain known for its deadly hazards.
A woman found as a newborn in a carrier bag seeks her biological family, revealing the complexities of family connections through DNA testing.
Guy Martin examines the rigorous training endured by D-Day paratroopers in preparation for the Normandy invasion, featuring veteran interviews and training footage.
Political assassinations, from JFK to Trump, have profoundly altered nations, reshaping political landscapes and leaving lasting societal legacies.
Unemployment in Britain in 1959 is examined through Aidan Crawley's tour across various regions, highlighting personal stories and expert insights.
Joshua Oppenheimer discusses his film about a family confronting the perpetrators of their son's murder in Indonesia, challenging a culture of silence and fear.
Warren Jeffs, the self-proclaimed prophet of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (FLDS), led a regime of strict control, forced marriages, and abuse in Colorado City, Arizona.
Adopted twins Tanya and Kim utilize DNA testing to explore their origins and early life in Hong Kong, seeking answers about their biological parents.
A groundbreaking Pentagon UFO report has sparked renewed interest in the 1947 Roswell incident and the mysteries surrounding alien autopsies.
Mary Whitehouse, a prominent moral crusader and secretary of the National Viewers and Listeners Association, campaigns against offensive media content in the 1970s.
As of 2022, nearly 14 million children live in Germany, with more than three-quarters having at least one sibling who influences their development.
On August 12, 1966, Harry Roberts and two accomplices murdered three police officers in Shepherd's Bush, leading to a nationwide manhunt and public outcry for capital punishment.
In October 1944, over 30 SAS soldiers were tortured and executed by Nazis in eastern France, prompting Major Bill Barkworth to seek justice for their deaths.
George Edwards, a self-proclaimed prophet and cult leader, left a legacy of manipulation and disillusionment that shattered families and communities.
Benoît Bringer investigates the ethical implications of consuming meat from industrial farms, highlighting animal cruelty, health risks, and environmental damage.
Season 2 of the Hotel features the notorious Grosvenor Hotel in Torquay.
Ali, a Syrian man assigned female at birth, navigates his identity transformation and political activism during the Al-Assad regime's uprising in 2011.
Neil Entwistle, a computer engineer from Nottinghamshire, became the focus of a complex investigation after the disappearance of his wife Rachel and daughter Lillian in Massachusetts.
The discovery of the Aris Cemetery in Yorkshire offers evidence of a mysterious tribe of ancient immigrants who settled in Britain 2,000 years ago.
Centenarians from around the world are examined to determine whether longevity is determined by genetics or lifestyle choices, raising questions about the secret to immortality.
