Unreported World is in Las Vegas meeting the homeless community forced to live in underground tunnels under the glitz and glamour above. The city’s homeless population has hit a ten-year high with increasing rents and America's opioid crisis just two of the driving factors.

Juan Antonio has been behind bars for more than two years, after he says he was falsely accused of violently attacking his brother-in-law. He’s stuck in legal limbo because of the country’s pre-trial detention, a system put in place to crack down on drug cartels.

Eva B is the first female niqab-wearing rapper from Pakistan. Her veil, the niqab, has become her stage identity and people call her ‘Pakistan’s hip hop poster girl’. But originally, she wore it so her family would allow her to continue rapping.

Marxist-inspired activists are clashing with farmers and landowners in Brazil, where 50% of the land is owned by the richest 1%. But who are the ‘Landless Workers Movement’ and the group who oppose them - Invasion Zero?

For @UnreportedWorld, Guillermo Galdos goes inside one of the first home-made 'narco' submarines captured by Spanish authorities. It was used by gangs to smuggle cocaine from South America to Europe. Pictures courtesy of Agencia Tributaria

“My dream is to be an idol star.” Krishnan Guru-Murthy goes inside the K-pop dance schools of South Korea, investigating the hidden cost of becoming the next big idol. @UnreportedWorld investigates.

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For @UnreportedWorld, Amelia Jenne follows the conservationists risking their lives to stop Romania’s illegal logging business.

NEW: Channel 4 wins ‘News Coverage’ for second year running at 2024 @BAFTA for ‘Inside Gaza: Israel-Hamas at War’. Tonight’s award was dedicated to journalists who have lost their lives covering conflicts this year, reiterating calls for independent access to Gaza.

“I’ve divorced four times and each time I’ve had a party.” In Mauritania it’s thought half of all women get divorced at least once with some remarrying multiple times. Many choose to celebrate their divorces but for the poorest there are serious consequences.