In 2008, 23-year-old Norwegian students Martina Vic Magnussen was killed in an apartment near Mayfair.

Hours after her death, the only suspect in the case fled the UK to Yemen.

He's never been questioned by the police.

I'm Noel El-Makafi and I made a promise to Martina's family 15 years ago to find out what happened.

Murder in Mayfair is the new mini-series right here in the documentary.

All episodes are available now.

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I'm Victoria Craig and in this edition of the documentary,

I'm exploring how a natural disaster on top of a simmering economic crisis in Turkey could impact

the most important election in a generation.

I'm taking you to a region that's traditionally supported President Regiptaip Erdogan.

There, we'll hear from business owners, a family affected by February's devastating earthquake,

and we'll try to wrangle a politician or two to find out how they're feeling

weeks before voters head to the voting booth on May 14.

For more than 2,000 years, a stone structure perched on a hill has kept watch over Turkey's

sixth largest city, Ghaziantep. Located in the south central part of this country,

Ghaziantep Kalesi, as it's locally known, has been used throughout the ages by the Hittites,

Romans, and Ottomans. It stood strong through thousands of years of expansion,

renovation, conquests, and turmoil of all kinds.

But it was brought to its knees during the February 6th earthquake, which shook this city

and the surrounding provinces to their core.

The 7.8 magnitude natural disaster destroyed several outer defensive structures of this castle.

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