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A fireball from a gas grill explosion allegedly burns a man's body; he sues the kitchen remodeling company for unpaid medical bills and punitive damages.

Daily escape designed to calm the mind and encourage relaxation and reflection

Vegas gambling and pawn shop fight - A fun trip to Vegas ends with a married couple suing their ex friend for an alleged loan to get her jewelry out of a pawn shop.

Allegedly suffering from severe dehydration on a remote bike trail in the dense woods of Virginia, a young man claims his biking guide perpetrated a sick joke on him.

Key events of the Second World War, beginning with Germany invading Poland, and touching on Japan's expansion in Asia

Kelly and Steve travel to Montana to investigate the famous case of a young Indigenous woman who vanished after a night out.

A look at how with Nazi Germany on the brink of collapse and with Berlin under daily bombardment, Hitler permanently retreated to his bunker

Investigators find evidence suggesting that ancient aliens saved humanity from great floods

Allegedly stealing a car and vandalizing it after an ugly break-up are the accusations laid against a man by his ex-girlfriend. He accuses her of being a scorned woman.

Allegations of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, infidelity and a fight over unpaid rent come into play when feuding ex-roommates call it quits.

A woman who has been struggling with her voice visits the surgery convinced that she may have cancer, and the doctors also treat a woman suffering from headaches and blurred vision

Rick Harrison, Corey Harrison and Austin 'Chumlee' Russell make some revolutionary deals in Boston, Massachusetts

Officers think they've found a victim of trafficking in San Francisco, over a million dollars worth of crystal meth in Honolulu and drug smugglers in Newark.

In Northamptonshire, Special Constable Ellison is involved in Operation Jaguar, a countrywide operation to target moving traffic offences using ANPR cameras

The ashes of a man's father are part of a long list of belongings he claims his ex-lover took from him; he sues her for their return.

A young man enters a wig shop, stabs three people and flees. A worldwide manhunt finally catches up with the killer and brings him to trial.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Punchy reality show about a female judge that has made a real impact on the American justice system. Judge Judy is real, honest and keen to get to the bottom of emotional cases.

Investigating how rock crushers, fabric lampshades, cake sprinkles and steam irons are made

Coverage of the statement in the Northern Ireland Assembly by finance minister John O'Dowd on the budget for 2026-2029/30, from Monday 12 January

Punchy reality show about a female judge that has made a real impact on the American justice system. Judge Judy is real, honest and keen to get to the bottom of emotional cases.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

A look at where materials come from and how manufacturing processes have developed over the years, featuring detachable IndyCar steering wheels, mixed salad and wind turbines

Daily escape designed to calm the mind and encourage relaxation and reflection

An ex-inmate complains about a romantic encounter with a comedian the night he is released; she says he's a lying narcissist who owes her $1,400.

Great mysteries that have been frozen in time. This episode details the search for Janet Mae Johnson, a mountaineer who disappeared in 1973

Police search for a missing boy - first they find his backpack, then his body. But can they track down the killer?

Coverage of questions in Stormont to the education minister, Paul Givan, on Monday 12 January.

The Judge likens herself to Christie Brinkley when she hears a preposterous story a dog owner offers up, to defend her Miniature Rottweiler's aggressive behaviour.

When police arrive at the scene of a car accident, the bloody mess they find leads them to suspect foul play

Two victims are found in an irrigation canal, but how can a killer be caught if evidence is washed away?

A couple allegedly avoids celebrating on Valentine's Day because of a previous romance fail; police are called in when they fight over a ring.

Coverage of questions in Stormont to the finance minister, John O'Dowd, on Monday 12 January

How, in Siberia, a 44,000-year-old wolf, perfectly preserved in permafrost, may hold secrets about Ice Age bacteria and ancient microbial life

Michael Portillo hears how tourism has spread across Somerset. In Bath, Michael visits the ex-home of a refugee emperor, whose country was invaded by the Italian dictator Mussolini

Ronnie and Timmy fight to finish their marsh tags before the gators move inland, while Bruce and Anna chase monsters in a remote honey hole

Michael Portillo explores the east of England in the inter-war period, with the first leg of his journey beginning in Canterbury and ending at Alexandra Palace in north London

Michael Portillo explores the east of England en route to Lincolnshire, discovering how the Crossrail project is helping to conserve birds and taking a gelato cart to Southend

Following the work of police officers in New Zealand, featuring behind-the-scenes access to cases and revealing new information about high-profile crimes

Michael Portillo's railway journey from Canterbury to Skegness reaches Witham in Essex, where he visits the factory of the world's oldest supplier of metal-framed windows

Swampers race to cash in on a post-hurricane feeding frenzy. Troy and Pickle take on a dangerous hunt using spears to fill their tags in a no-firearms zone

A man's first contracting job just so happens to be the renovation of his sick sister's home; his niece sues him for theft and assault.

A tragedy on a shrimp boat sees the captain drown and the deckhand live to tell the tale, but his version of the truth is called into question

An alleged vandal's casual attitude and smiling face is met with the Judge's wrath after she sees pictures of a car destroyed in a Walmart parking lot.

When a wealthy real-estate tycoon is killed, his will stipulates what to do in the event of his violent death

A craft services caterer allegedly misleads a B&B owner when he uses his one-bedroom rental as a place of business, and property is damaged.

When an American tourist is killed in a Mexican resort, police on both sides of the border use forensic evidence to uncover a sinister truth

A teenager purchases a used dirt bike only to discover that it was stolen property; the previous owner admits that he bought it at a great price.

A banker's wife is kidnapped and the police struggle to break the case until an unexpected discovery reveals a new suspect

PCs Ian Cosgrove and Rich Woodward attend the scene of a shocking multi-vehicle crash on the M56 that has left a woman trapped in a car. Nick Campbell narrates

House of Commons proceedings in Westminster Hall from Tuesday 13 January.