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Ste and Alana, granted early release from prison by UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer Watch Our New Documentary About the UK’s Early Release Prisoners
In 2024, Prime Minister Keir Starmer granted 16,400 prisoners early release—we followed four as they returned to public life.
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Photo: Paul Slater Surf’s Up! Photos of Freezing, Pale British People Riding the Waves
A new exhibition in Cornwall is exploring the folklore, craft, and culture that underpins an unlikely surf heritage.
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whitemay / Getty Images Tainted Holy Water Caused a Cholera Outbreak in Europe
Health officials say you shouldn’t drink water spouting from a hole in the ground, regardless of its supposedly miraculous healing properties.
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Collage contains photos by Stefan Rousseau/PA Images and Mike Kemp/In Pictures, both via Getty Images; Henry Langston; and Matthew Bugatti Why Do British Police Love Superdry So Much?
The brand has become notorious for its association with plain clothes officers—does its popularity point to something sinister?
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Photo by Jonangelo Molinari Watch Part Three of Our Brutal New Series, ‘Spartan Bare Knuckle’
The final part of our documentary leads to Fight Fest—the biggest event of the year for the working-class warriors of the UK’s real-life ‘Fight Club.’
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Photo by Jonangelo Molinari Watch Part Two of Our Brutal New Series, ‘Spartan Bare Knuckle’
Using ultraviolence to help fight crime, addiction, and mental illness? It sounds ludicrous but in northern England, it seems to be working.
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A still from the latest episode of Informer, featuring a former undercover cop The Wild Confessions of an Ex-Undercover Cop
The latest episode of our Informer series has just gone live.
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Photo by Christian Filardo 6 New Drug Death Trends—and What They Say About Modern Britain
The country that invented ‘the sesh’ is showing no signs of letting up.
