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Terry 'Turbo' Burrows is the fastest window cleaner, holding a Guinness World Record since 1995.
In 2011, President Obama awarded German Chancellor Angela Merkel the Presidential Medal of Freedom, recognizing her as a key ally in global issues.
Frederick deceives families in London, passing a polygraph while lying about his identity.
A detective recounts the interviews with the 10-year-old murderers of James Bulger.
Cameras capture the daily realities of patients and staff in busy A&E departments across the UK, highlighting the challenges of emergency medical care.
Danny, the creator of the Fish and Rice Cake meme, reflects on his viral beige diet and its lasting impact on internet culture 18 years later.
Britain's busiest A&E departments reveal the daily challenges faced by healthcare professionals and patients in urgent care situations.
John Carlos captures rocket launches, including Atlas and Delta, on Florida's Space Coast.
In a small English town, a group of friends, led by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, confronts alien robots while attempting to complete a nostalgic pub crawl.
A fashion designer from Mexico, Tiff, emphasizes the importance of self-care and balance in her ecommerce business, Raggedy Tiff, while utilizing PayPal for sales management.
George King climbs London's Shard at 19, leading to his arrest and a stronger obsession with climbing.
AG Gaston built the AG Gaston Motel, one of 11 sites in Birmingham included in the Green Book, which served as a headquarters for the Civil Rights Movement.
Sean and Shawn of Round Two source valuable vintage clothing in Richmond, Virginia.
Benjamin Kapelushnik, 'The Sneaker Don,' makes $1 million selling sneakers to stars like Khaled.
Tiger Woods and Sergio García clash after an incident at the Players' Championship last month.
Children kidnapped during Indonesia's invasion of Timor-Leste reunite with their families.
Search teams in Newfoundland seek the missing Titan submersible with advanced Navy equipment.
Tom Daley ends his long wait for Olympic gold with Matty Lee at Tokyo 2020.
A female founder from Athens emphasizes the importance of company culture, advising against hiring toxic employees and highlighting the unique challenges women face in business.
Tracey Emin presents her first solo exhibition in Greater China at galleries in Hong Kong.
John Glenn is the first American to orbit Earth and the oldest person to fly in space.
Families living in Antakia search for loved ones after the devastating earthquake, pleading for help.
Russia strikes President Zelenski's hometown, causing casualties and sparking anger at Elon Musk.
Hilo Dianov, a Ukrainian Marine, recounts his torment in Russian captivity after Mariupol's fall.
Deborah Feldman recounts her life in the Satmar sect of Hasidic Judaism and her escape from Brooklyn to Berlin, highlighting the challenges of leaving ultra-orthodox traditions.
In California, reactions to Prince Harry's revelations spark curiosity about the Sussexes' future.
In Manchester, insurance salesman Russell Tubby, played by Vincent Franklin, recalls his childhood and the impact of music after hearing a 1929 record.
Vincent Cassel shares insights on portraying French gangster Jacques Mesrine in this interview.
Three acts of the ballet draw inspiration from Virginia Woolf's novels, including 'Mrs. Dalloway,' 'Orlando,' and 'The Waves.
Caiomhe Butterly risks her life as a peace activist in Palestinian refugee camps.
Volkswagen faces leadership turmoil as Martin Winterkorn and Ferdinand P clash over authority.
Mansour directed parts of the film from a van, addressing Saudi conservatism in her work.
Wayne Rooney relocates to America with his family, adjusting to life and football in MLS.
Dr. Dina is the first woman in Southern California to start a medical cannabis doctor's office and dispensary.
Michael Holding delivered a powerful speech during a rain delay, calling for an end to institutional racism and advocating for education on black history.
Canadian Chris Hadfield discusses the challenges faced by Moon Walkers after their missions.
Former Prime Ministers in the UK, such as Margaret Thatcher and Ted Heath, navigate significant lifestyle changes and new opportunities after leaving Downing Street.
Dr. Bruce Robbins discusses antisemitism and the Gaza encampment at Columbia University.
Carlo Cottarelli, a former IMF official, assumes the role of prime minister in Italy, focusing on financial reforms amid rising populist pressures and upcoming elections.
Protests erupt after George Floyd's death, sparking national outrage across the U.S.
Charles Sobhraj, known as 'The Serpent,' seeks to share his story amidst investigations by Untold and Dispatches into his notorious crimes and their impact.
Bartenders in strip clubs earn more attention and tips than dancers, especially on Saturdays.
Will Young reacts to Phillip Schofield's coming out announcement on ITV, expressing pride and empathy.
Ashry holds 48 world records, including riding 53.5 miles backwards on a unicycle and completing 27,000 jumping jacks in a row.
A funeral for Taji features a sex doll replica from Sex Doll Canada in a humorous send-off.
Zayn Malik's departure from One Direction on March 25, 2015, marked a significant shift in pop culture, prompting reflections from fans on his impact and the band's legacy.
Owen Jones meets Mary Black, a young SNP MP who won against Labour's Shadow Secretary.
Randy Pausch, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, delivers his poignant "Last Lecture" on life and dreams before succumbing to pancreatic cancer in 2008.
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