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In 2013 Julian Cole was arrested by six police officers outside a nightclub in Bedford. His neck was broken. He is now paralysed and suffers from severe brain damage.
In this film, made in 2016, his mother, Claudia, continues her years of visiting him in a care home twice a day. His friends also drop by. We experience these visits with Claudia and three of Julian’s closest friends, witness the trauma this event has had on their lives and wait with them as they hold out hope that justice will come from the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
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Sam is a 27-year-old music-teaching, sovereign ring-wearing, chanting Buddhist. He is also the lead singer of an up and coming punk band. He’s also mute ... at least for most of the time
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Joong-wha Choi, a former soldier in North Korea, lives today with his wife and children in a sleepy London suburb, home to Europe’s biggest North Korean population -
In the latest Guardian documentary, we follow the exceptional life story of Corey Pegues and ask who gets a second chance in America -
In 2015, the community of Islamberg discovered that a Tennessee minister was plotting the deadliest attack on US soil since 9/11 against their village. Why have Americans heard nothing about him, and why why does the community feel its safety has been ignored? -
Guardian’s latest documentary looks at how US prisons have become recruiting grounds for human traffickers
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The philosopher Slavoj Žižek says the collapse of the centre-left welfare state consensus led to the global rise of the new right
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Footage of dead and starving brumbies in Kosciuszko National Park has renewed calls for the NSW government to allow the horses to be culled
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The ABC's Fran Kelly and the former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce shared a heated exchange as the now-drought envoy bristled at questions regarding the National party leadership.
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Comic Rhys Darby, Lord of the Rings director Sir Peter Jackson and Jacinda Ardern feature in Tourism New Zealand’s latest bid to fight the ‘conspiracy’ keeping New Zealand off world maps
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A climber known as the 'French Spiderman' has been arrested after scaling one of London's tallest buildings.
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A teenager has survived 49 days adrift at sea in a fishing hut before he was rescued
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The North Korean leader welcomed the South Korean president to Pyongyang with a hug and a smile, but South Koreans were critical of Moon Jae-in’s attempts to humanise Kim
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Australian authorities have launched a nationwide investigation looking for those responsible for sabotaging strawberries with metal implements.
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Kohli has made a habit of breaking some of Tendulkar’s many records recently, but the India captain still has a long way to go to pass certain milestones.
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Kimi Räikkönen forced Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton to wait at least one more week to claim his fifth career Formula One championship
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Houston’s Carmelo Anthony has called the brawl ‘unacceptable’, while Lance Stephenson accused the visitors of trying to ‘provoke’ his LA teammates
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Mike Mulvey not only denied any knowledge of a contract offer, but wondered if Usain Bolt could fit into the team.
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Pepper the robot tells MPs about a Middlesex University project that is developing culturally aware robots to provide care for elderly people
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Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has died aged 65 from complications with non-Hodgkin lymphoma
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Hawaii is the bird extinction capital of the world. Many of the birds native to the islands are severely under threat, but for some it's too late. The fabled ʻōʻō was last seen in 1985. Set in the painted cloud forest of Kauai, Songbird takes you back in time to meet the legendary bird and hear its last song.
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RoboCup brings together some of the finest minds in technology from around the world
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The philosopher Slavoj Žižek says the collapse of the centre-left welfare state consensus led to the global rise of the new right
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Dozens of sausage dogs ran in the annual dachshund dog race in Melbourne as part of Oktoberfest celebrations
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Ever wonder why women shown shaving on TV adverts are already completely hairless? Breaking with decades of tradition, Billie, a US razor company, depicts women actually removing their body hair
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The Foti family has been creating fireworks for seven generations. Fortunato Foti talks learning formulas from his grandfather and handing them on to his children
Owen Jones: my search for life at the Tory conference – video