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Kabul's evacuation in 2021 highlights the British military's efforts to rescue civilians as the Taliban seized control, featuring firsthand accounts from servicemen and women.
A British passenger aboard the Diamond Princess dies from coronavirus, reports Japanese media.
W eing shares his experiences living in the British-built Longchang apartments in Shanghai.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation highlights the British military's efforts, featuring insights from ex-soldiers and the Ministry of Defence amid the Taliban takeover.
Alex Batty, a kidnapped Briton, seeks a normal life after being found by Fabien Aedini in France.
General Pulaski leads a bold offensive against British forces in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1779.
Ansel Hertz reports from Port Au Prince on the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake and aid efforts.
Flora's critical drop in blood oxygen levels highlights the urgent response of British air ambulance teams as they stabilize patients in emergency situations.
The German battleship Bismarck plays a central role in the intense naval confrontations between British and German forces during World War II.
The air ambulance team worries they will amputate Rob's arm after a serious motorbike accident.
A young man’s foot hangs by skin after a motorcross bike accident, requiring urgent air ambulance care.
Britain is responsible for a third of the world's lost taxes, costing governments $245 billion annually.
Syria did not exist as a state a little over a century ago, as its boundaries were drawn by British and French colonial powers after World War I.
British codebreakers, including Alan Turing, crack Hitler's Enigma during WWII at Bletchley Park.
Hundreds of thousands march in Westminster for a people's vote on Brexit.
Idi Amin Dada rises from the British army to become a brutal dictator in Uganda.
Clacton faces immigration fears despite few migrants, impacting political outcomes in October.
Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë's lives and literary inspirations are explored through the landscapes of the British countryside that shaped their iconic works.
India's Railway Urban Metro systems aim to improve urban living and reduce commuting times.
Yoav recounts facing 60 Hamas terrorists on the Israel-Gaza border in an interview with Alistair Bunkall.
Sky News reveals Russian forces use British-made sniper rifles amid arms trade concerns.
Iran tries to seize a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, but the HMS Montrose intervenes.
Jeremy Corbyn's Labour manifesto aims to win undecided British voters in December.
Jamaicans express indifference towards the Queen during her funeral, reflecting colonial history.
Jerusalem is central to the British, Latin, and French colonization efforts worldwide.
Stuart Ramsay reports from outside Kabul Airport as people plead for help from soldiers.
Krasinski and Blunt share their unforgettable meeting with President Obama at the Kennedy Center Honors.
Mugabe's land reforms cause violence, displacing thousands and leaving hundreds dead.
Nick Ferrari defends Stacey Dooley's charity work in Uganda against Afua Hirsch's criticism.
Lagos, Nigeria, is revitalizing its historic railway service to Kano, offering affordable travel options despite operational challenges and delays.
The UK sees over 78,600 coronavirus cases as Omicron spreads rapidly this January.
Catriona Watson argues that the British obsession with the economy harms democracy.
Peter Humphrey and Yu Ying face trial in Shanghai for illegally obtaining personal information.
The Prime Minister states there is insufficient support for a third Brexit vote in Parliament.
The speaker thanks the NHS and the British public for their sacrifices this Easter Sunday.
A British family faces tragedy in a Costa del Sol pool on Christmas Eve, leading to three deaths.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation highlights the British campaign's challenges, featuring insights from ex-soldiers and the Ministry of Defence.
A senior citizen suffers severe pain after a three-car road traffic collision requiring an Air Ambulance.
In the West Bank, Palestinian filmmaker Medan Darer explores the lives of Palestinians affected by Israeli settlements and the challenges faced by refugees.
Sally Jones, a British Islamic State recruiter, seeks to leave Syria's Raqqa.
The Afghanistan war involves significant British and US military efforts and casualties.
Francis Scott Key writes the national anthem during the British army's attack in Baltimore.
In Aberfan, South Wales, psychiatrist John Barker investigates premonitions linked to the 1966 disaster that killed 116 children, exploring the British Premonitions Bureau.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation campaign highlights the experiences of ex-soldiers and insights from the Ministry of Defence during a critical moment in British history.
The Iraq war leads to significant casualties and a critical inquiry into British involvement.
The NHS, created in 1948, offers free healthcare and faces ongoing reform challenges.
Emma Jacobs reports on the evolving role of nannying in British culture today.
Jay Rayner and food bloggers discuss what defines British food and invite viewer responses.
