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We spoke to Jerry Nyman, the man who accidentally discovered the corpse of someone who had been missing for over 20 years whilst doing a Google Maps search.

Robert Sell leads teams of hackers in competitions to find missing people using open source data. He explains how these digital search and rescue operations work.

When a girl was found murdered and abandoned in a tent in the 1960s, no one thought it would take a website being created in 1997 for the case to finally be solved.

Photographer Henry Kamara talks to VICE about the recent BLM movement and shows us images he took whilst at an anti protest to the Far Right leader Tommy Robinson.

In 2001, Portugal decriminalized all drugs. Meanwhile, the police in the Philippines have spent the last four years shooting thousands of addicts dead in the street. Which is more effective – decriminalization or death?

Legendary Magnum photographer Stuart Franklin talks to VICE about his famous ‘Tank Man’ image which symbolised the uprising that happened Tiananmen Sqaure in 1989.

Grenades in coffee shops. Rocket launchers fired at offices. The murder of a lawyer representing a gangland informant. Is the Netherlands turning into a narco-state?

Police officers discuss some of the most pressing issues of our times.

Deadly synthetic drugs made by Russian darknet cartels are spreading through Tbilisi’s world-famous nightlife scene. We went there to find out how this has happened.

Vice's Lee Adams invited 8 police officers to candidly discuss and debate police structures and policies including: racism, excessive force, and defunding the police.

"I am press," they said. It didn't matter.

Krispy Kreme or Crystal Meth? That was the question posed to the Orlando Police officers who falsely arrested 64-year-old Daniel Rushing after pulling him over and finding doughnut glaze in his car.