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NOT MY SHAME is a documentary exploring the truthful reality of housing inequality and young people using the power of creativity and activism to take their power back.

The War on Drugs is bad for your health. We explore how the drug war impacts medicine, causing massive, unnecessary suffering.

Zing Tsjeng heads to Scotland to find out who the Tobacco Lords of Glasgow were and learn about their role at the centre of America's slave labour tobacco industry.

In this episode of Fakes, Frauds & Scammers, we hear the story of two Scottish lads who reinvented themselves as LA-based hip-hop artists. They claimed Eminem “taught them how to rap” and enjoyed a spectacular rise to the top of the music industry.

From ”How was your life before Jesus?” to “What music does Jesus listen to?”, VICE asks 10 questions you’ve always wanted to ask a Street Evangelist.

In the second of our Global Street Style documentaries, i-D crosses the border into Scotland to meet the young people carving out Glasgow's underground scene.

Donald Trump applauds Brits for taking their country back.

Every year for a week a Scottish moor becomes an ad hoc launch site for amateur rocketeers to blast their DIY shuttles and spaceships into the skies.

Charlet meets some of the Glasgow locals who teach her all about age-old Scottish traditions from haggis neeps and tatties, to scurly, square sliced sausages and dumplings made using your grannies knickers.

After getting a little tipsy from a few hair-of-the-dog drams at the Hebridean Bruichladdich whisky distillery, Charlet cuts up the Scottish coastline to hang out with John Lamont, the king of lobsters.