Scream Murder: A True Teen Horror Story producers Pat Rogers and Conor McCarthy take a deeper look at the killing of 16-year-old Cassie Stoddart. On a Friday, she went to her aunt’s house to dogsit. Sunday, she was found dead, stabbed 30 times. A murder plot too shocking to believe, except it was all recorded. With exclusive access, and never-before-seen interviews, Pat and Conor take an unprecedented deep dive into the search for Cassie's killer as teenage insecurities and horror movies contort into something terrible.
The Program: Texas Tech gives unprecedented access into the Texas Tech University Red Raiders College Football Program - including exclusive interviews with head coach Joey McGuire, former quarterback Brendan Sorsby, Chairman of the Texas Tech University System Board of Regents Cody Campbell, and more - through one of the most consequential off-seasons in the history of the sport.
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, reshaped the world far beyond the day itself. The ensuing “War on Terror” transformed warfare and intelligence operations, expanded surveillance and the use of drones, and raised fundamental questions about torture, human rights and the rule of law. At the same time, 9/11 fuelled racism, radicalisation and conspiracy theories, while contributing to growing distrust in political institutions and the media. From the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and Guantánamo to the rise of right-wing populism and increasing political and social division, the long-term consequences of 9/11 continue to shape global politics and society today.
The story begins with an 18-year time jump, in which Masoud Shastchi had been exiled to Barareh. He tries to make up for the years of his life he has lost by getting a job at a government office and helping support his father. However, as always, he finds himself facing bad luck, unexpected situations, becoming entangled in a series of misunderstandings.
You’re about to meet Korea’s Next Wave! 🇰🇷
Broadcaster ENA has revealed the lineup of its National Selection Show for Eurovision Song Contest Asia ⭐
Will you be tuning in on Friday 4 September to see who gets the ticket to represent Republic of Korea in Bangkok? 🎟️
Joe Lycett has set up his own pub. And it’s a pub with a difference - because it will only be open for an hour a week. Featuring top drawer comedy entertainment from Joe and a pub full of celebrity guests.