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William and Catherine's first official foreign tour in July 2011 included a nine-day visit to Canada, where they launched the Calgary Stampede.
1.7 million refugees live in Lebanon, many of whom share their home-cooked Syrian meals with Giles Duley, a photographer and humanitarian.
Sam Childers, a former biker from Pennsylvania, spent 13 years rescuing enslaved children in South Sudan using controversial methods that sparked global debate.
Diana Princess of Wales transformed the royal family’s image during her 17 years in the public eye, becoming an icon admired by millions.
Africa Mercy, a converted rail ferry, operates as a floating hospital in Madagascar, relying on over 400 international volunteers to provide essential medical care.
Princess Beatrice was born at Portland Hospital in London on August 8, 1988, and has faced intense media scrutiny throughout her life.
Diana, Princess of Wales, died at the age of 36 in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997, after leaving the Ritz hotel with her companion.
Stobart's Rail Maintenance team races against the clock to waterproof a railway bridge while Ashley Maddocks delivers charity water barrels to Africa.
King Charles III bestowed the title of Princess of Wales to Catherine Middleton in his first televised speech, marking a new era for the British monarchy.
Each year, between 20 to 25 confirmed cases of child sacrifice are reported in Uganda, driven by beliefs in witchcraft and the promise of wealth.
Princess Diana's life is examined through her evolution from a shy young woman to the "People's Princess," highlighting her charity work and lasting legacy.
Betty Svendsen dedicates her life to caring for over 400 donkeys at her Sidmouth sanctuary, rescuing many from cruelty and neglect.
In April 2007, Prince William and Kate Middleton ended their four-year romance, drawing significant media attention and speculation about their future.
Abdul Sattar Edhi, known as "Vater Teresa" of Pakistan, dedicated his life to humanitarian efforts before passing away in Karachi in July 2016.
Michael Jackson's life and career are examined through his groundbreaking albums, iconic performances, humanitarian efforts, and the controversies that shaped his legacy.
In August 1997, William and Harry faced a life-altering moment as they mourned their mother, Diana, following her tragic death.
Bruce Springsteen has sold over 120 million records worldwide and is the 15th highest selling artist in the United States, with over 64 million albums sold.
Beliebers, one of the largest fan-bases globally, share their experiences of charity work and bullying while seeking understanding from non-fans.
Salvation Army's support for the vulnerable in Nottingham and London highlights their commitment to addressing loneliness, abandonment, and alcoholism since 1865.
A police officer forgives the man who shot him, finding peace and purpose through charity work and personal growth after writing a book.
80 people find shelter in a Liverpool building as a property developer confronts the city's homelessness crisis amid a luxury property boom.
Fifteen years ago, there were no schools or health facilities in the Khumjung region, a stark contrast to the changes brought by Sir Edmund Hillary's efforts.
135 people are estimated to be affected by every suicide, a statistic Owen Paterson reflects on after the loss of his wife, Rose.
Four young people under 24 discuss their anxiety about the future and the challenges of graduating during the coronavirus pandemic.
