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For much of human civilisation, people have fought each to the death as a way of resolving argument
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There are over a billion smokers across the world, and over 7 trillion cigarettes are smoked every
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In the 18th century, a small region of southwest England was the national centre for the illegal im
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In September 1939, the British government embarked on the biggest civilian operation in British his
From a young age, he believed he was destined for greatness, and he became the UK's prime minister
It's the second most popular drink in the world after water, with 3.7 billion cups drunk every sing
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In the 17th century, Britain decided to kill its king and experiment with life without a monarch.In
Over the past twenty years, over half a million Americans have died of opioid overdoses.In this epi
He was told by countless people that he would never make it as a star, yet by his mid-20s he was th
His early life was full of tragedy and misfortune, but Ray Charles never let this get in his way.In
As a general rule, people are very bad at predicting the future.In this episode, we'll take a look
He was the most famous bank robber in American history and is still thought of as a Robin Hood-type
