Beltershazzer

Contains images of injury from the start that some viewers may find distressing. Cameras film around the clock in some of Britain's busiest A&E departments, where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. Two-year-old Max has come to A&E struggling to breathe. Maureen has fallen down the stairs and broken her ankle. And motorcyclist Josh has been in a high-speed accident.

Images of injury from the start that some viewers may find distressing. discussions around fertility. Cameras film around the clock in some of Britain's busiest A&E departments, where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. Milky comes to A&E with possible life-changing injuries after a road crash. Shaun's had a bad landing out parachuting with his son. And a six-year-old has an unknown object stuck in his throat. (S33 EP1) First shown: 10 June 2024 00:00 Intro 02:07 Motorcycle crash 06:34 46 Year-Old Parachute Fall 10:50 Road crash surgery 15:52 Baby injury 21:17 Major recoveries

Strong language from the very start and themes around coercive control. When a skydiver somehow survives the failure of both her parachutes, two dogged detectives uncover a story of affairs, debt, sex clubs, escorts and murderous intent. Victoria begins to question elements of her marriage. Meanwhile, her husband Emile is bailed while the police pursue their investigation. But the subsequent trial does not go to plan.

Strong and discriminatory language throughout. The story of how - from 1976 to 1981 - Britain's Asian community stood tall against far-right violence and a rising tide of racist murders. In 1976, young Sikh Gurdip Singh Chaggar is murdered in west London. The National Front are rising. So young British Asians join forces to defend themselves. A National Front rally in Southall turns violent. Questions about police brutality arise when anti-racist teacher Blair Peach dies. The Southall Youth Movement clash with skinheads. In a landmark case, youths in Bradford must persuade a jury of their right to self-defence. 00:00 Episode One 46:33 Episode Two 1:32:43 Episode Three

Strong and offensive language and discussions of suicide. In 2003 a British reality show firebombs the life of beautiful model Miriam Rivera. The story of one of the most controversial TV events of the last 25 years and the questions that remain unanswered. Six male contestants apply to be part of a new dating series promising the sexual adventure of a lifetime. What they don't know is that the star of the series is a transgender woman. As the dating show with a twist reaches its controversial climax, Miriam reveals her 'secret'. Miriam's family talk about her troubled past and growing up trans. As the show goes out on TV, there's legal action, as well as a tabloid backlash against Miriam. Fifteen years later, Miriam's mysterious death leaves unanswered questions. 00:00 Episode One 46:55 Episode Two 1:33:25 Episode Three

This week, the UK has been gripped in the throes of violent riots; ignited by the murders of three young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance in Southport, Merseyside. In a matter of hours, disinformation about the suspect began to spread around social media, claiming the 17-year-old assailant was an illegal Muslim migrant; which turned out to be untrue. Andrew Tate in particular made these claims on his X account, leading MP Nigel Farage to push out these falsehoods as well. As a result, both mosques and Muslims themselves have been attacked. Piers Morgan brings Andrew Tate onto Uncensored to take him to task over his part in the amplification of these falsehoods, and the latter furiously defends himself. A war of words ensues - but at the very least, Tate does call for an end to the rioting and violence. 00:00 - Introduction 04:18 - “Why did you race to spread such woeful disinformation?” 07:55 - "This is a failure of all politicians and leaders” 10:33 - “Those were acts of violence committed by far-right thugs” 13:08 - Tate on Ukraine 14:58 - Tate on Keir Starmer’s election victory 15:50 - Nigel Farage blames Tate for spinning disinformation 18:08 - Piers calls out Tate’s ‘typical man from Cardiff' post 19:58 - Tate on being a half-white, half-black Muslim 21:18 - 'Muslims believe you are siding with Tommy Robinson!' 32:08 - Piers asks Tate if he will apologise for disinformation 34:38 - What makes someone British? 37:38 - Tate retweeting Nick Fuentes 40:18 - Tate brands Piers an 'antisemite' 40:58 - "Do you denounce right wing thugs attacking Muslims?" 48:18 - Tate calls on right wing rioters to stop

John Gotti, a notorious gangster, rose to prominence as head of the Gambino crime family through violent means and media attention. He orchestrated the assassination of his predecessor, Paul Castellano, leading to his own eventual downfall, arrest, and conviction by law enforcement.

Timestamps: 00:00 - intro 00:10 - thoughts before impact crash 00:30 - surgeon for my wounds 00:50 - Click and Memory Loss from TBI? 01:15 - Time Flying in Trauma Center and ICU 01:30 - Leaving the Hospital 02:07 - Reaction to Surviving 02:10 - EVERYTHING had to be just right to survive 03:00 - My Wife and Kids at my Funeral 03:20 - My Dying Wish 03:33 - Soldiers who died in war 04:15 - Going Home 04:40 - Tom Bird 04:55 - Custom Handicap Ramps 05:25 - Epic Haircut at Home 06:00 - Home Health 06:10 - Physical Therapy 06:34 - Occupational Therapy 07:15 - Extreme Pain and Frustration in Fractured Arm 08:05 - Orthopedic Surgeon and the Special Question 08:33 - Neurosurgery Spinal and Cervical Surgery 08:55 - Arm Surgeon Follow Up and BAD News 09:27 - Possible Amputation 09:40 - Tucker Gott came to my home 10:29 - I want to thank you!

It’s been 2 month since my horrific paramotor crash that almost killed me, and it's with a heavy heart that I announce that it’s unlikely that I will return to paramotoring. And contrary to what many people have commented in the crash video, I am not creating content for likes. If that were the case, I wouldn’t make my opening sentence the juiciest thing in whole video. I would have dragged it out to work the whole YouTube algorithm thingy. For the past 7 years, I have been making video’s for my channel because I love flying powered paragliders and making videos. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - I am Quitting Paramotoring 01:02 - My Dad Was A Secret Agent 02:18 - How I Got Started Making Videos 03:18 - What It's Like Being In A Wheelchair 04:00 - Experiencing Combat At 19 Years Old 06:00 - Filming Stories of Soldiers Killed In Action 06:36 - Honorably Kicked Out Of The Army (Due to Wounds) 07:21 - The GREATEST Thing To Do With A Paramotor 07:53 - My Hope To Inspire & Educate 08:28 - The Future of My YouTube Channel (Video Podcast) 09:07 - My Wife's Experience With My Paramotor Crash 10:00 - Play Along!!! The FUN Idea Where YOU Come Up With My Intro 11:08 - Outro

Graphic descriptions of injuries and images which some viewers may find distressing. Next-generation true crime series revealing the ground-breaking police techniques used to solve murders on Britain's streets. A digital forensics unit use cutting-edge tech to track four culprits' digital footprints when a teenager is stabbed to death in Nottingham. The specialist forensics cops use ground-breaking techniques to identify suspects when a man is brutally murdered in a Scottish nature reserve. The Digital Forensics Unit use groundbreaking tools to track suspects' digital footprints when a 13-year-old is murdered in a Reading park. 00:00 Lyrico Steele, Nottingham 46:51 Steven Donaldson, Dundee 01:33:36 Olly Stephens, Reading

Images of injury from the start that some viewers may find distressing. discussions around fertility. Cameras film around the clock in some of Britain's busiest A&E departments, where stories of life, love and loss unfold every day. Milky comes to A&E with possible life-changing injuries after a road crash. Shaun's had a bad landing out parachuting with his son. And a six-year-old has an unknown object stuck in his throat. (S33 EP1) First shown: 10 June 2024 00:00 Intro 02:07 Motorcycle crash 06:34 46 Year-Old Parachute Fall 10:50 Road crash surgery 15:52 Baby injury 21:17 Major recoveries

Contains strong language. Analysing police data, Dispatches reveals local hotspots where 100% of neighbourhood crimes go unsolved. The team watch a theft in action and go on the trail of the criminals. 00:00 Rise of street crime in the UK 02:07 Bike theft - unsolved cases 07:59 Undercover reporter 15:02 Confronting sellers and criminals 19:50 Phone snatchers 30:25 Stratford, London