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A man is rushed into King's College Hospital with life-threatening stab wounds after a fight.
In June 1803, Beethoven completed the Eroica Symphony in about three months, initially naming it after Napoleon before erasing his name from the score.
In 1987, John Kendall executed a daring escape from Gartree Prison in Leicester using a hijacked helicopter, leading to a nationwide manhunt.
Laci Peterson vanishes on Christmas Eve, revealing Scott Peterson's lies and infamy.
Amelie Gledhill, a four-year-old with Russell Silver syndrome, weighs only 15 pounds and faces decisions about growth hormone treatments and spinal surgery.
Watch rookie pilot Jonathan take control of a passenger jet for the first time.
In Wales, EQ Solutions expertly dismantles retired Airbus A319s and RAF Hercules K Series planes, salvaging parts and transforming them into luxury furniture.
In Munster, Indiana, the brutal murders of millionaire Don Levine and his wife Marsha expose deep family secrets and greed, with their son Mark as the sole heir.
George and William Randolph Hearst rise from mining to media moguls in American journalism.
Princess Diana's tumultuous marriage to Prince Charles is examined through key events like infidelity, the Camilla affair, and her quest for public sympathy.
Herman Rockefeller, a millionaire involved in the swinging scene, mysteriously vanishes, leading to investigations that reveal a deadly connection to a secret liaison.
Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka, infamously known as the 'Ken and Barbie Killers,' orchestrated a series of brutal crimes in Canada during the early 1990s.
This chilling episode of Deadly Women features Vickie Frost, Claire Nicholls, and Christine Kemmerlin.
Aaron and Laura navigate the challenges of opening a bakery in Buxton, balancing tight budgets and their passion for artisan baking in the Peak District.
Frank Sinatra's political alliance with John F. Kennedy is explored, revealing their shared ambitions, mafia connections, and the eventual betrayal that ended their friendship.
Anna Nicole Smith's tragic story reveals the cost of fame in Hollywood and beyond.
Eight women were murdered in Jennings, Louisiana, between 2005 and 2009, leaving the community in fear and demanding answers from law enforcement.
Margaret's DNA test reveals her birth mother and siblings are alive, leading to a profound exploration of her Irish ancestry and family connections.
Asian billionaires host a dog fashion show at Sydney Opera House to benefit Sydney Dogs and Cats shelter.
Susan Otto's financial choices ignite a bitter inheritance battle over a multimillion-dollar trust.
Five children were murdered by Myra Hindley and Ian Brady in 1960s Manchester, with David Smith escaping their violent grasp and alerting the police.
Irvine Welsh reflects on his rise to fame following the publication of Trainspotting in 1993, featuring insights from notable figures like Ewan McGregor and Iggy Pop.
An 85-foot bed sheet rope allows a group of prisoners to attempt a daring escape from Parkhurst Prison in Pennsylvania.
More than 30 young women were murdered by Ted Bundy, whose charm and good looks masked his violent nature and deceptive tactics.
Explore the early life and professional rise of the renowned Portuguese football manager, tracking his journey from humble beginnings to achieving historic success with FC Porto.
Robert Durst was acquitted for one murder, suspected of another, and rumored to be responsible for the disappearance of his wife, Kathy Durst.
Diana's tumultuous relationship with Charles and Camilla is examined, revealing the complexities of her royal wedding and the secrets that shaped her legacy.
Robert Chambers, infamously dubbed the Preppy Killer, murdered Jennifer Levin in Central Park in 1986, igniting a media frenzy and raising issues of privilege and accountability.
Nikola Tesla's life and inventions, including the Wardenclyffe Tower and his ideas on free energy, highlight his genius and the challenges he faced in America.
Claude Monet's iconic water lilies, created during World War I, reflect his personal struggles and artistic brilliance, as explored by art enthusiast Andrew Mah.
Cora's shocking tale reveals her as a seemingly loving mother turned criminal amid financial troubles.
Rosie Darbishire's murder in Preston shocks the peaceful village of Ribbleton.
A nurse confronts chilling paranormal events in a hospital's intensive care unit.
Edmund Curll earned about £700 a year in 18th-century England, a sum that fueled his contentious rivalry with poet Alexander Pope.
Donald Neilson, known as the Black Panther, committed a series of armed robberies, kidnappings, and murders across England during the 1970s.
People with albinism in Tanzania face regular attacks, abductions, and murders, with their body parts often used in potions sold by witch doctors.
150 degrees is the temperature of fear as passengers on a crowded boat in the Mediterranean Sea face the threat of drowning while seeking safety.
Over-indebtedness from microcredits has led some recipients to consider suicide, as families struggle under the weight of unmanageable loans.
Around 60 hunters volunteer for a mission to track Boko Haram fighters in the Sandisa forest, using locally made weapons and traditional skills.
The number of British women giving birth in their 40s and 50s has more than doubled in the last ten years, prompting discussions on older parenthood.
657 detainees have been released from Guantanamo since 2002, with about 100 sent to countries that are not their homes, including Kazakhstan.
The panel discusses Prince Harry's motivations behind revealing details of the Royal Rift.
Sky News returns to the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and their impact.
Donald Trump officially announces his candidacy for president of the United States, declaring, "I am officially running for president of the United States."
Bahrain's uprising persists as protests face brutal crackdowns from security forces.
The royal family unites at Windsor Castle to mourn the Queen and support the new king.
A crowd of thousands gathered at Central Park SummerStage to watch Bobi Wine perform, despite his music being banned in Uganda.
Pastor Jeremiah Wright reflects on his upbringing, his relationship with Barack Obama, and the impact of his controversial sermons on Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
