Rodrigo Duterte's "war on drugs" crimes against humanity

A mummified head, donated to the Newcastle Museum in the late 19th century, is the subject of an investigation by a mummy investigation team to determine the identity, social status, and cause of death of the individual.

During the victory celebrations of World War One, a rising star is found dead in her bed after a suspected overdose. 22-year-old Billie Carlton’s death caused shockwaves across the nation, adding fuel to a growing moral panic about sex, scandal and drugs. Hosts of After Dark, Anthony and Maddy are joined by Virginia Berridge, Professor of History and Health Policy at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, to explore the path to drug criminalisation in postwar London following the death of Billie Carlton. Together, they uncover the extraordinary history of drugs in Soho - London’s most notorious neighbourhood in the 1920s. Historic Soho has been brought to life in the new BBC show Dope Girls, which tells the story of Soho when female gangs ran the nightclubs after the First World War. You can watch now on @BBCiplayer in the UK, @stanaustralia in Australia and on @ctv in Canada.

Click on "CC" for English subtitles. Step inside B1 Institution, the maximum-security section of Changi Prison, where some of Singapore’s most hardened criminals serve their time. This award-winning CNA documentary follows the daily lives of five inmates as they navigate prison rules, rehabilitation programs, and the emotional toll of incarceration. From domestic violence counseling to reconnecting with family through prison emails, this episode explores the inmates’ struggles and hopes for redemption. Meet Graceson, a former secret society member trying to hold on to his family, and Iskandar, a convicted drug trafficker seeking a second chance through education. Prison officers provide rare insights into rehabilitation efforts, strict regulations, and the challenges of maintaining order. ------- Chapters ▷ 0:00 - Intro ▷ 1:50 - Attending recreation programs: domestic violence counselling ▷ 6:11 - Connection with the outside world ▷ 9:06 - Salaries and snacks ▷ 11:14 - Personal supervisor ▷ 15:00 - Families ▷ 20:13 - Internet and emails ▷ 22:17 - Story of Iskandar, a drug dealer ▷ 28:08 - How to be a parent while locked in ▷ 36:11

The escape of charismatic German Franz von Werra, a crafty german fighter pilot from British and Canadian POW camps during World War II. Daring Capers tracks some of the worlds most fascinating criminals and their audacious crimes. Heres a rogues gallery of bank robbers, art thieves, and debonair con artists who tried to steal their way to wealth through brilliant ploys and slick transactions. WONDER is packed with binge worthy reality documentaries for hours of entertainment. Check out our hub of diverse and empowering stories which explore the extreme side of life! Content licensed from New Dominion Pictures to Little Dot Studios.

The war on terror has become almost self-perpetuating, driving an insatiable demand for endless surveillance, even as the surveillance state faces unprecedented challenges. A political battle now rages over the future of NSA spying, with tactics escalating on all sides. While citizens fight back against privacy encroachments, the NSA and its allies in the White House, Congress, and the courts continue expanding their reach, monitoring trillions of messages and deploying state-of-the-art facial recognition software. The agency is also building massive storage facilities, including a $1.7 billion top-secret data center in Utah, the size of 17 football fields. Surveillance programs launched after 9/11 targeted Muslim and Middle Eastern communities, monitoring mosques, businesses, and restaurants (policies that many saw as violations of civil rights). The NSA now holds data on federal judges, members of Congress, and officials across the executive branch. Though often described as “just metadata,” this information could be devastating if misused, giving the public good reason to be concerned. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Citizens' opinions ▷ 02:11 - The Future of Spying ▷ 04:51 - Encrypting in journalism

With countless cameras on the streets and even more invisible spying online and over the phone, America is steadily turning into a surveillance state. Chances are that somebody, somewhere, may be watching what you’re doing right now. Slowly but surely, the idea of privacy is disappearing. None of this is by accident: well-funded, powerful agencies and companies are in the business of tracking what we do, what we say, and what we think. Mass surveillance in the United States is no longer science fiction, it is a somber reality. From drones to computers to cameras across the country, the structure and apparatus for a Police State already exist in the U.S. And while the nation may not be a Police State yet, it could become one with the flip of a switch. At the center of this surveillance system is the National Security Agency (NSA). Through interviews with experts, whistleblowers, and activists, this program examines the scope and scale of mass surveillance in the United States. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - The Eyes of Texas ▷ 01:36 - America's Surveillance