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Young girls in India are often pulled out of school, as their futures are tied to a system that sells them into sex work at puberty.
A woman pulls another out of the water while reflecting on guilt and the struggle with her sexual identity and religious faith.
Wasfia Nazreen, the first Bangladeshi to summit the highest peaks on each continent, combines her mountaineering achievements with efforts to empower women in Bangladesh.
Akiko Takakura, a survivor of the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bombing, shares her poignant experiences and illustrations that reflect both horror and moments of unexpected affection.
Diana questions the Prince of Wales' ability to be King and takes her concerns public.
Anjem Choudary's conversion to Islam and the implications of his beliefs are explored through the lens of his step-brother's relationship with him.
Anne Coates, the sole survivor of a tragic plane crash, confronts her past and survivor's guilt as she attempts to complete the journey she never finished.
Kerrie visits A&E with her sisters after a suspected stroke, facing dementia's challenges together.
Sonny Rollins, a renowned jazz saxophonist, explores his artistic journey and influences in Japan while performing with the Yomuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra.
Aamir and Amir, a gay couple from Bradford, navigate their identities and love within an ultra-orthodox Muslim context, becoming the first South Asian couple to marry in the city.
Amber's three-year battle with Stage IV stomach cancer highlights her aggressive treatment with FULFIRI chemotherapy and her remarkable progress towards remission.
Climbers at Stolby tackle rock formations up to 400 feet high, often ascending without ropes in a chaotic environment filled with fellow climbers.
Gianni Versace, born in 1946 in Reggio di Calabria, Italy, revolutionized fashion in the 1980s and '90s with his iconic designs and celebrity clientele.
West Midlands Ambulance Service responds to medical emergencies, highlighting the challenges faced by paramedics in tragic situations where they can offer no help.
18-month-old Teddy arrives at A&E with a limp, prompting his mother to reflect on the challenges of motherhood and Teddy's EEC syndrome diagnosis.
Kelsey runs grief support groups for women, using surf therapy to help them heal from trauma, including experiences of human trafficking and domestic violence.
Susan May, jailed for murder, now suffers from breast cancer while fighting to clear her name.
Shin Dong-y, born in Camp 14, escaped from North Korea's prison system two years ago, where he endured starvation and violence throughout his childhood.
Amal Ahamri, a pioneer of all-women tbourida teams in Morocco, faces personal and professional challenges as she navigates motherhood and a prolonged absence from the sport.
A newly created puppet takes its first steps, guided by its artist, as it begins to engage with the world around it.
Savita risked everything during COVID, now returns to A&E as a patient after an accident.
Ai Weiwei spent three months in detention in 2011, during which he questioned the government's motives for his arrest and release.
The costume designer shares insights on her work for Black Panther and inspirations from Africa.
Margaret, a 23-year-old woman, confronts the psychological effects of childhood overprotection and learns to assert herself after understanding her fears.
Over 60,000 tons of steel were used in the construction of the USS Enterprise, the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.
In northern Arizona's desert alpine, Patagonia Ambassador Lor Sabourin employs various tactics to tackle the challenging multipitch climbs of Dickel's Delight and Daedalus.
Terry's health challenges prompt his wife Lorraine to reflect on the emotional strength and support found in long-term marriage, highlighting resilience in difficult times.
Louie, a Palestinian seeking refuge in Israel, navigates life in Tel Aviv's gay community while facing the constant threat of expulsion and familial vengeance.
Various animal species exhibit intricate behaviors and survival strategies across diverse ecosystems, emphasizing the significance of biodiversity and conservation.
But Haron, a solitary sniper, fights back against IS in the rubble of Kobani.
Bayan fears he has the same illness as his mother, who survived neuroblastoma against the odds.
Yeon-mi Park recounts her escape from North Korea, her life in South Korea, and her rise as a TV star opposing Kim Jong-Un's regime.
Christer Wahlberg reflects on his youthful experiences and the risks taken during the early 2000s, juxtaposing them with his current role as a father.
Lisa and Chris Pitman, a record-breaking couple from the UK, have achieved seven Guinness World Records for their martial arts skills, including the fastest time to break 1000 roof tiles.
Nineteen models were given the title of supermodels in a 1960s Glamour magazine list, including iconic figures like Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton.
Dimitri Poffé, a French traveler diagnosed with Huntington's disease, cycles 18,000 kilometers from Mexico City to Ushuaia to raise awareness and share hope.
John "Planetwalker" Francis spent 17 years in silence while walking across the United States, promoting environmental awareness and personal reflection.
Buster Keaton travels across Canada on a railway track speeder, showcasing his signature silent film humor in this 1965 short.
Ralph Lauren, born Ralph Lifshitz in New York City, transformed a necktie line into a global luxury empire encompassing fashion, home goods, and dining.
King George VI's life and the true context of his iconic speech are examined, revealing the realities behind the portrayal in the 2010 film, The King's Speech.
A young Aboriginal man participates in community drumming and chanting as he works to reconnect with his cultural roots and identity.
Curt Harper, a competitive surfer and mentor to young surfers in Southern California, overcame autism to become a beloved figure in the local surf community.
Five trans men discuss their experiences of undergoing a second puberty, detailing unexpected physical changes and the emotional impact of their transitions.
400 Jewish prisoners attempt to escape from Sobibor, with only 53 managing to evade capture and survive the war.
A young stockbroker, Al Smallwood, trains rigorously for his first white-collar boxing match while balancing a demanding career in finance.
An animator physically dissects his body to extract memories and emotions, confronting his emotional burdens in a 10-minute exploration directed by Patrick Bouchard.
Sayfur suffers with seizures and his wife supports him in A&E, showcasing their strong bond.
Mary Pollee shares her childhood in the Bush and the impact of Liberia's civil war on her family.
