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Trawlermen endure grueling conditions at sea for months, and Ben Fogle joins a crew to assess his ability to withstand their extreme lifestyle.
Nepal's transition from a feudal system to a republic in 2008 is marked by violence, economic decline, and the rise of Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal amid significant social upheaval.
Four wounded British soldiers ski over 200 kilometers to the South Pole, facing extreme cold and physical challenges during their Antarctic expedition.
Charles the Great, born on April 2, 742 AD, unified Western and Central Europe, laying the groundwork for future dynasties in France and Spain.
Julian Assange's ongoing legal battles and the implications of his work with WikiLeaks raise critical questions about freedom of information and government transparency.
Between 4 to 6 million landmines remain buried in Cambodia, posing a constant threat as deminers risk their lives to clear them.
Belmarsh Prison, built in 1991 for over £100 million, houses some of Britain's most dangerous criminals, including gangland killers and terrorists.
Évelyne Boucher, a 16-year-old girl, was found dead and partially undressed in a forest in France on December 9, 1987, prompting a complex investigation.
In Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Robert Leroy Anderson's violent fantasies and predatory behavior are linked to the disappearance of young mother Piper Stryley.
The US Roman Catholic Church faces severe allegations of protecting paedophile priests, leading to a crisis that challenges its moral authority and accountability.
A troubled mother is found raped and murdered in Canada, and after three years of investigation, DNA from a nine-year-old girl's assault leads to a breakthrough.
Christian Gerhartsreiter, known as "Clark Rockefeller," orchestrated a complex deception that included a double murder and the abduction of his daughter.
William faces the challenges of survival and isolation in the wilderness during Season 11 of the survival series Alone, set in Labrador, Canada.
In July 1586, Mary, Queen of Scots, practiced her Catholic faith in a moated house while plotting against Elizabeth I's Protestant rule.
True Love Waits, an evangelical abstinence program, shaped teenage culture through personal stories and expert insights while facing criticism and evolving its message.
Young adults born from the aftermath of Rwanda's 1994 genocide confront deep-seated trauma and societal stigma through specialized counseling and peer support.
Israel Keyes, an American serial killer, randomly targeted victims across the U.S. and was apprehended after CCTV footage linked him to an abduction.
Stan Smith, a feared enforcer in Sydney's criminal underworld and co-founder of The Team gang, transitioned from drug trafficking and assassination to a life of faith.
A mother in Canada is tied up while her daughter is kidnapped, highlighting the challenges faced by Hong Kong immigrants unfamiliar with their new environment.
Kurdistan's football team competes in the 'rebel world cup,' showcasing the aspirations of a stateless people amid themes of unity and identity.
Sandrine, Nadia, Valérie, and Nicolas share their experiences of childhood abuse by family members, highlighting the long-term effects of incest and their paths to resilience.
Three individuals use DNA testing to explore their ancestry, confront hidden family secrets, and assess genetic health risks linked to their mothers.
An average of 100 deaths occur each year worldwide among tower crane operators, who work at heights of up to 900 feet for over 10 hours daily.
In the late 1960s, a group of teenagers in the United States is arrested at a marijuana party, voicing their opinions on cannabis use as they are taken away.
Bob Geldof engages with seven young interviewers, addressing topics like the music industry's ethics, the Boomtown Rats' influences, and his personal philosophy.
DNA testing leads journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie to explore African and Jewish ancestry in Jamaica, revealing hidden family histories.
David Pratt, a war photographer, returns to Afghanistan after decades to revisit key locations like Kabul Zoo and reconnect with the Mujahideen.
Six young men from working class backgrounds share their struggles with education, employment, and family life in contemporary Britain.
Susan Davis, a political correspondent for NPR, discusses the intersection of Trump's influence and the rule of law in a detailed interview with Mike Wiser.
Four notorious killers, including Robert Black and Ian Huntley, are examined for their heinous acts of kidnapping and murder in this episode of Encounters with Evil.
Louise Jarvis shares her experiences growing up in a family with two transgender mothers, challenging misconceptions about their unique dynamic.
Charlene's disappearance in Blackpool ignited a family's relentless campaign for answers amid swirling rumors about her troubled home life.
Steve Wraith shares his experiences managing the criminal operations of Ronnie and Reggie Kray while they were incarcerated in the 1960s.
In northern Mongolia, the Tsaatan, a nomadic tribe of reindeer breeders, face the challenge of preserving their traditions amid modern educational demands.
In an English prison, a seven-month film project reveals the daily realities of staff and inmates, highlighting issues like drug abuse, violence, and mental health challenges.
Frederic Raphael explores the significance of God and religion in the modern world through pilgrimages to Jerusalem, Asia, Spain, and the USA.
Andrew Kissel, a wealthy real estate developer, was found murdered in his Connecticut mansion amid a $42 million fraud scandal and a $15 million life insurance policy.
Three lively Barnsley ladies celebrate retirement with a four-day party in Tenerife, showcasing a vibrant new era of hedonistic pensioners!
A wealthy Asian girl is kidnapped in Vancouver, but police track the assailants using her cell phone, leading to their capture within 72 hours.
Citizens of North Korea, including army officers and a security service member, share their uncensored thoughts and experiences under Kim Jong-Un's regime.
In occupied Palestine, a young baker named Omar navigates love and resistance as he faces the consequences of his actions amid a backdrop of conflict and betrayal.
This episode shows how individuals find happiness despite poverty in western Sydney.
The Rwandan genocide of 1994, resulting in the deaths of a million Tutsis, is examined through its historical roots and the geopolitical indifference that enabled it.
The Bang Bang Club's photographers risked their lives to document the violent end of apartheid in South Africa, facing both acclaim and deep psychological scars.
Nazi concentration and extermination camps evolved from Dachau's establishment in 1933 to Auschwitz-Birkenau's mass murder operations, revealing a systematic killing machine.
Zabno, a small Polish town, was once a refuge for Jewish families, but WWII transformed it into a site of unimaginable suffering and loss.
Germany's secret UFO projects during the dictatorship years are examined through expert interviews and investigations into suppressed historical events.
More than 30 illegal recycling factories have emerged in Malaysia, contributing to severe air and water pollution and threatening local health.
