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Two juries in a British murder trial reassess the original verdict, questioning the fairness of the justice system in a real courtroom setting.
Jack the Ripper commits violent murders in London, possibly spotted at a crime scene.
The murder of a South London council employee is re-investigated over a cover-up claim.
Cutting-edge factual content from the series 24 Hours in A&E and Dispatches highlights diverse experiences and societal challenges across the UK.
Gaza's ongoing conflict has resulted in the complete destruction of a city, profoundly affecting the local community and highlighting the struggles of the Palestinian people.
Israeli forces forcibly removed a Palestinian family from their land, underscoring the ongoing human rights issues and conflict in the region.
At 4 a.m. on February 17, 2014, DEA agents and Mexican marines raid a safe house in Culiacán to capture Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán.
Roger Stone dismisses Russian ties and heads to the chaotic Deploraball at the Mayflower.
Investigative journalists track down the butchers implicated in the BBL crisis, highlighting the intersection of crime and social injustice in Britain.
Kathy Burke highlights social injustice and the impact of crime on society through real-life stories from Britain's A&E departments and investigative reports.
Jessica Proctor tests positive for marijuana while on parole, risking her freedom.
Courtroom artists provide the only visual of El Chapo since his 2017 extradition to the U.S.
A son in the UK murders his parents, driven by greed and financial pressures, raising questions about familial conflict and the consequences of unchecked desires.
A knife crisis in the UK has prompted calls for government solutions, as officials acknowledge the emotional response to recent attacks.
An F-16 pilot detects an unidentified target, possibly linked to radar jamming.
The viral 'skinny' jab, a weight-loss injection, raises questions about its safety and efficacy, as experts examine its impact on public health.
A soldier named Jeffrey Pan Toma kills 26 people in a mass shooting in Thailand on Saturday.
UK prisons face significant challenges with smuggling operations, as law enforcement investigates the complexities of crime and hidden subcultures within.
White farmers in South Africa face violence and fear, seeking survival training for protection.
Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, the infamous leader of the Sinaloa cartel, was convicted in a high-profile drug-trafficking trial in Brooklyn in 2019.
Uzman Khan, from Staffordshire, is the suspect behind the London Bridge knife attack.
Nicholas Rossi, a fugitive who faked his own death, is investigated alongside his mystery wife, as detectives in Britain piece together the truth behind his deception.
Gang violence in Sweden leads to terror, with families mourning victims of shootings.
Temi Mwale discusses misconceptions about gangs and youth violence in London.
Farmers in Spain guard their olive groves from organized gangs stealing valuable olives.
South Wales Police's facial recognition technology raises privacy concerns in Cardiff.
Charles Sobhraj, known as 'The Serpent,' seeks to share his story amidst investigations by Untold and Dispatches into his notorious crimes and their impact.
Victoria Cilliers survived an attempted murder by her husband, Emile Cilliers, who plotted to kill her during a skydive in Britain.
A woman escapes her abusive husband after discovering his journals, which detail his violent behavior and plans for future victims.
Judy expresses her struggle with depression, stating that she sometimes feels done and wants to stay in bed, but acknowledges the need for hope to survive.
The supreme court's potential abortion ruling raises serious democracy concerns.
A police boat approaches a sinking vessel, raising urgent questions about the crew's safety and the captain's decision-making in the critical moment.
Four days after hiring an undercover cop, Dede Moore led police to the burial site of Abraham Shakespeare, found nine feet below the surface.
Grace's daughter Ruth, just 10, is raped in their shack in Johannesburg's Deep Slot Township.
Johannesburg faces riots targeting foreign-owned shops amid rising xenophobia in South Africa.
Unemployed South Africans express anger towards foreigners, blaming them for job loss and crime.
Yusef Salaam shares his wrongful conviction story as part of the Central Park Five.
Hundreds of criminal proceedings against employees of Ukraine's domestic security agency and prosecutor's office led to the firing of Ivan Bakanov and Iryna Venediktova.
Russian missiles have struck two universities in Mykolaiv, injuring at least two people.
The Zodiac Killer's cryptic cypher is analyzed, highlighting ongoing debates about the killer's identity and public skepticism regarding the case's resolution.
David Grann highlights flaws in the Cameron Todd Willingham case and its implications.
Reggie Clemons discusses his wrongful conviction and the death penalty in America with Ed Pilkington.
This episode features a debate on climate change while using magic mushrooms in The Netherlands.
Morgan Greenburger was charged with arson after starting a fire in his apartment, leading to a two-year stay at Rikers Island.
Gangster Number 1 reflects on a past filled with crime and contrasts it with Jesus' morality.
Keir Starmer shares insights from the McLibel trial in these exclusive clips.
Officers Ruiz and Riello discuss policing challenges and personal experiences in Queens.
Robert Harris discusses An Officer and a Spy and his views on the literary establishment.
