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  • The Truth about Violence

    The Truth about Violence

    (52:14)   Rating: 45 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Crime, Documentary, Investigation

    What makes ordinary people commit extreme acts of violence? In a thought-provoking and disturbing journey, Michael Portillo investigates and discovers what it is like to inflict pain and be driven to the edge of violence in an extreme sleep deprivation study.

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  • Ross Kemp in Afghanistan

    Those Left Behind

    Those Left Behind

    Season 1, Episode 3 (46:27)   Rating: 45 out of 5 stars

    More: Ross Kemp in Afghanistan | Genre: Military, Reality, Documentary, Series

    The frontline Now Zad base in Afghanistan is a hot, dusty and deadly place and it is here Ross travels in part three of his encounter with British soldiers fighting the Taliban. But first he has a sombre duty. Meeting the mother of Private Chris Gray, was has been killed in action.

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  • Pistorius: Brutal Murder or ...

    Pistorius: Brutal Murder or Grave Mistake?

    (41:35)   Rating: 25 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Crime, Sport, Documentary, Investigation

    Olympics hero Oscar Pistorius, the so-called blade runner, admits he shot his beauty queen girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp but was it cold blooded murder or a fatal mistake as he claims. This hour-long special examines what happened that Valentine's Day and includes exclusive interviews with friends and relatives.

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  • Lindsay Lohan's Indian Journey

    Lindsay Lohan's Indian Journey

    (50:11)   Rating: 40 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Current Affairs, Documentary, Investigation

    Former child star Lindsay Lohan travels across India to expose the extent of child trafficking. From young boys working 16-hour days under threat of beatings to young girls forced into prostitution and poverty-stricken parents sending their children to traffickers trying to make a quick buck.

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  • Tough Nuts

    Stan Smith

    Stan Smith

    (56:10)   Rating: 45 out of 5 stars

    More: Tough Nuts | Genre: Crime, Series

    Steely-eyed Stan Smith was a feared enforcer, multiple murderer, assassin and drug trafficker who helped found notorious underworld gang The Team that dominated Sydney's underworld for 30 years. But later in life he turned to God after his son died of an overdose.

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  • Bombs, Bricks and Basra

    Bombs, Bricks and Basra

    (51:23)   Rating: 35 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Military, Reality, Documentary

    The story of the conflict in Iraq from the side of those who know it best - the soldiers. Filmed as troops prepared for withdrawal, it is full of candour, emotion and insight. It is an honest account of one of the most controversial wars in history.

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  • Thriller in Manila

    Thriller in Manila

    (1:26:30)   Rating: 40 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Sport, Documentary

    The Thriller in Manila was the greatest fight of all time. It was the third and final confrontation between Joe Frazier and Mohammed Ali, two men who hated each other. It was a personal hatred born out of the explosive racial politics of 1970s America. Yet, eight years earlier, these two men had been friends.

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  • 92-Year-Old Danger Junkie

    92-Year-Old Danger Junkie

    (39:13)   Rating: 45 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Lifestyle, Adventure, Documentary

    Wheelchair-bound Ron Cunningham is 92 and a bit mad because he's addicted to dangerous stunts, including setting himself on fire. Daniel Vernon follows him in his last days, coaxing out reflections of an extraordinary life and watching one last trick that will enable Ron - if only briefly - to defy the grave.

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  • Dateline

    Juvenile Justice

    Juvenile Justice

    (16:18)   Rating: 45 out of 5 stars

    More: Dateline | Genre: Interview, Current Affairs, Politics, Series

    Being a child is no defence if you commit a crime in Yemen. Shockingly, its death row prisons house dozens of children. Dateline goes behind the bars to hear their stories and meets another group of youngsters who are working hard to try to save them.

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  • Did Cooking Make Us Human?

    Did Cooking Make Us Human?

    (52:03)   Rating: 40 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Food, Science, Health, Documentary

    An unexpected theory is emerging to answer one of the great mysteries of evolution: what caused the change from ape to man? The ability to cook is unique to humans and now some scientists believe that skill could have fundamentally shaped our physical and mental abilities.

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  • Cannabis - The Evil Weed

    Cannabis - The Evil Weed

    (50:41)   Rating: 30 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Crime, Health, Documentary

    More people take cannabis each year than all other drugs combined, but the truth about its effects is unclear. Dr John Marsden is in search of the truth. Is it a safe, natural herb gaining a role as a pain-relieving medicine or a dangerous narcotic with the potential to induce schizophrenia?

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  • Erasing David

    Erasing David

    (1:20:10)   Rating: 25 out of 5 stars

    Genre: Documentary, Media, Technology, Investigation

    It's not just Angela Merkel under surveillance, it's all of us. So what would happen if you just decided to drop off the grid? Go offline? Could you do it and who would come looking for you?

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