61 h. ago BBC defends Tribe sequence in which Bruce Parry suffocates goat to death

In the BBC Two documentary series the filmmaker and indigenous rights activist visits and lives among three remote communities.

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63 h. ago BBC star Bruce Parry issued warning by Peta after he suffocated goat on TV show

‘The BBC must answer for enabling such cruelty,’ said Peta president

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3 d. ago BBC presenter suffocates live goat with bare hands in new 'indigenous tribe' series

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Bruce Parry appeared on BBC Two and iPlayer this weekend with the host saying he did the "most difficult thing" and he appeared visibly shaken

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3 d. ago Bruce Parry declared a ‘true hero of modern documentary TV’ as fans celebrate ‘bonkers’ Tribe reboot

Explorer projectile vomits after doing psychedelics with tribesmen in latest expedition

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3 d. ago Harrowing moment Bruce Parry suffocates goat to death with his bare hands before repeatedly vomiting on hallucinogenic drugs as BBC's Tribe makes stomach

The show, hosted by the former Royal Marines commando, 55, first hit our screens in 2005 on BBC Two and went on to air 15 episodes across three seasons.

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4 d. ago BBC Tribe critic gives verdict on moment Bruce Parry 'loses his mind on drugs'

Tribe With Bruce Parry on BBC Two sees the explorer visit three tribal communities who have never had outsiders to stay before - and the results are fascinating

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4 d. ago Tribe With Bruce Parry review – he loses his mind on drugs and it doesn’t disappoint

After a decade away, the adventurer is off to gain more precious insights into tribal life – from eating weevil larva to taking ayahuasca. It’s still absolutely classic telly It is, scarily, 20 years since Bruce Parry first brought Tribe to the BBC. The diffident but determined former Royal Marine visited Indigenous people in the world’s most remote places and, by living as one of them, earned a level of trust that previous documentary-makers had struggled to achieve. Parry was more patient, more respectful and more physically courageous than other white interlopers had been. He gained valuable insights into tribal life and the threats to it posed by modernity. Tribe itself was simply cracking entertainment, as involving as it was educational.Television’s sausage machine has a way of turning the most exotic ingredients into familiar comfort food and, although it took us to the farthest corners of the planet, Tribe soon established a reliable format. Parry’s return follows the winnin...

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4 d. ago I was the happiest I'd ever been before I landed in the emergency room at 30. Then I was handed a devastating diagnosis doctors had repeatedly missed

When Anna Lowvey first noticed a strange black circle in her vision she didn't think much of it; a specialist optometrist told her it was 'fluid' that would heal on its own...

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5 d. ago Myanmar earthquake survivors dig through rubble with bare hands as death toll soars past 1,600

True scale of disaster caused by 7.7-magnitude earthquake may take days to emerge as countries around the world pledge support

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5 d. ago Myanmar earthquake survivors dig through rubble with bare hands as death toll soars past 1,000

True scale of disaster caused by 7.7-magnitude earthquake may take days to emerge as countries around the world pledge support

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7 d. ago My son was blindfolded, led to the basement and left to die on a couch. Every harrowing moment was caught on camera...

Danny Santulli is blindfolded, told to remove his shirt, and led to the basement.

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1 week ago BBC Tribe star Bruce Parry violently vomits as they take psychedelic drug on TV

Bruce Parry takes the helm of his rebooted Tribe on BBC2 as he travels to the most remote corners of the world - and one of his trips led to a brutal experience with Ayahuasca.

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1 week ago BBC Tribe star Bruce Parry shockingly smothers goat to death in front of crowd in reboot

Bruce Parry returns to screens with a reboot of his show Tribe, where he spends weeks with three indigenous communities. But he's had to undertake gruelling challenges to fit in.

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1 week ago Tribe's Bruce Parry smothers a goat to death in brutal scenes for reboot of BBC show

Former Royal Marine Bruce Parry returns to TV with a reboot of Tribe on BBC2 but some scenes won't be for the faint-hearted as the adventurer takes part in a gruelling ritual.

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1 week ago BBC Tribe star Bruce Parry violently vomits as he takes Ayahuasca on TV for reboot

Acclaimed adventurer Bruce Parry is back on the BBC with a reboot of his hit show Tribe, where he immerses himself in cultures around the world - and it's not always an east watch.

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1 week ago Chilling moment man lunges out of a hedge and grabs young woman during attempted abduction in Melbourne

Witness the harrowing moment a 20-year-old woman narrowly escaped the grips of her would-be-kidnapper after alighting from a Melbourne bus on Wednesday evening.

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1 week ago Constance Marten's lover moans about hunger as cops race to find dead baby in chilling recording

This is the harrowing moment a police officer demanded to know where a missing baby was being kept, with the child's father Mark Gordon, who is accused of her manslaughter, is more concerned about food

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2 w. ago Kiena Dawes' mum opens centre for women after daughter's suicide at hands of abusive ex

Kiena Dawes was left feeling suicidal by repeated physical and psychological attacks at the hands of her ex-partner Ryan Wellings from January 2020 to July 2022

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2 w. ago ‘Our show fits in a duffel bag’: clowning duo Xhloe and Natasha on scoring a triple fringe whammy

They came out of the blue and electrified Edinburgh with absurdist takes on Americana. Now the US pair are doing all three hits back to back – and dreaming of not having to share a roomIt’s a story to keep Edinburgh fringe dreams alive. On their own dime, Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland rocked up at the festival in 2022 to try their luck. The US duo’s queer western clown show, And Then the Rodeo Burned Down, went from an audience of seven to winning a Fringe First award and selling out. They repeated both feats with another two-hander in 2023. And another in 2024. This summer, the best friends – who perform as Xhloe and Natasha – will stage all three prize winners in Edinburgh.That is, if they can afford to get there. “We haven’t bought our flight tickets yet,” says Rice, highlighting the grim economic truth behind fringe success. “We have to wait until we make a bit more money.” Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Harrowing moment emaciated son 'locked up by stepmom for 20 years' is rescued from flaming house of horrors

The alleged victim can be seen being carried from the flaming wreckage of accused evil stepmom Kimberly Sullivan's Waterbury, CT home.

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