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After Migos, Cardi B, Stormzy and Headie One, we got M Huncho and Nafe Smallz, to give us their thoughts on the comments below the video for their song 5AM.

Zing Tsjeng visits Oxford to examine the ongoing controversy as universities across the UK reckon with their unsavoury connections to colonialism.

Saqib Mumtaz couldn’t resist one last audacious crime and it came in the form of a $2 million dollar jewellery heist whilst intimidating the Prince of Brunei.

We immerse ourselves in the secret world of ‘Guerrilla Growers’: an online community of cannabis cultivators who grow weed hiding in plain sight on the side of motorways.

Does crystal meth use really make your teeth fall out? We pick apart meth fact from fiction and show how the War on Drugs has created a world on speed.

This assistant to MPs in the UK's Houses of Parliament calls out sexual harassment, assault and predatory behaviour by senior male MPs towards female members of staff.

An urban legend in London is that rapper Sneakbo once turned into a cat to get away from people chasing him. Could it be true? Chuckie Lothian investigated thoroughly.

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.

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.

Franco-Nigerian photojournalist Pierre Alozie talks about the photos he took at the fall of the Berlin Wall that divided communist East Germany from West Germany.

Racism is not a bug of the War on Drugs – it’s a feature. Since their earliest beginnings, drug laws have been explicitly built around targeting ethnic minorities.

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.