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Bare knuckle boxing in the UK has evolved into a vibrant subculture, attracting diverse participants and culminating in a historic US vs UK title fight.
Daesh, led by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, operates a $2 billion empire through oil exploitation, tax extortion, and cotton exports to Turkey.
Lancaster Hole, a significant cave system beneath the Pennines, reveals extensive river-ways and caverns, showcasing the golden age of British cave exploration.
Thousands of homeless individuals navigate a network of dark tunnels beneath the Las Vegas Strip, revealing their harsh living conditions and enduring hopes.
Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency, was established in 1949 amid the nation's struggle for survival, evolving from underground militias into a powerful force.
Young activists in Chile operate an underground hotline to provide crucial information about Misoprostol to women facing unplanned pregnancies in a restrictive legal environment.
Dragon, a human smuggler, abandons North Korean defectors Sook-Ja and Yong-hee during their perilous escape, highlighting the risks faced by many in hiding.
Unlicensed boxing features candid interviews and previously unseen fight footage, showcasing the perspectives of fighters like Dave Courtney and promoters in the sport.
Five young cavers navigate the perilous depths of Simpson's Pot, facing chilling waters and daunting features like 'The Pit' and 'The Final Chamber'.
London's abandoned underground railway, operational from 1927 to 2003, once transported millions of letters daily through a vast network of tunnels.
Zach Shucklin meets a coke dealer in La Paz, revealing the city's cocaine culture.
Dave Hill tours the London Underground tunnels with engineers during track replacement works.
A biker gang's unusual attempt to purchase a Canadian nuclear bunker reveals the intriguing history and secrets of the Diefenbunker.
Residents in Ukraine's Frontline towns face danger as they choose to stay despite evacuations.
Bruce Beach constructed an underground nuclear fallout shelter using forty-two buried school buses, reflecting his unconventional approach to survival.
