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The Halabja Project

John Simpson returns to Halabja, the site of a chemical weapons attack in 1988.

• 23 mins

Anzac

Sharon Mascall asks how true is the Anzac Legend?

• 49 mins

A Long Walk Into History

The story of James Meredith, the first black student at the University of Mississippi.

• 55 mins

The Cost of Doing Time

The people in Philadelphia that owe around $1.5 billion in criminal court debt.

• 23 mins

Lullabies in the Arab World

Lullabies in the Arab world are a form of self-expression. How are they evolving?

• 25 mins

Bollywood Breaking Barriers

Episode 1

After 100 years of Bollywood, how are filmmakers dealing with India's diverging audience?

• 23 mins

Bollywood Breaking Barriers

Episode 2

Anita Rani speaks to British Indians about their love of cinema.

• 23 mins

Changing Burma

A guide to Burma’s extraordinary year. What are the challenges for 2013?

• 55 mins

Voices from the Ghetto

The contemporaneous attempt to preserve the memory of life in the Warsaw Ghetto

• 53 mins

The Hackers

Who are hacktivists and what motivates them?

• 23 mins

Johnny Cash and the Forgotten Prison Blues

Johnny Cash became a passionate prison reformer. Why?

• 25 mins

Europe Moves East

The EU's power dynamic has shifted from France and Germany to Germany and Poland. How?

• 23 mins

Johnny Cash and the Forgotten Prison Blues

Did Johnny Cash have any real impact on prison reform in America?

• 25 mins

Uzbek To My Roots

A young Londoner traces her roots back to her family's homeland in Uzbekistan.

• 25 mins

Pity The Poor Soccer Stars

Why do so many African football stars go from rags to riches - and back to rags again?

• 23 mins

Pity The Poor Soccer Stars

Pity the poor soccer stars

The shock of sudden wealth as handled by African footballers

• 23 mins

The Path To English

The Path to English

"It was like I was deaf, because I couldn't 'hear' what people were saying."

• 23 mins

Phelophepa

What does a mobile health clinic mean to the people it serves in rural South Africa?

• 23 mins

Tuning In

From Marconi to Nellie Melba via an army hut in Essex, the story of early radio in Britain

• 55 mins

The Silent Epidemic

Drowning is the cause of a quarter of a million child fatalities every year

• 23 mins

The Next Pope

What kind of Pope does the Catholic Church need? A conservative or a reformer?

• 55 mins

Girls' Night Out

How do men treat women when they are out for a night? Five young women compare experiences

• 28 mins

When Assisted Death Is Legal

19/02/2013 GMT

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

• 23 mins

When Assisted Death Is Legal

20/02/2013 GMT

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

• 23 mins

Rosa Parks - Quiet Revolutionary (From 2013)

An ordinary woman assumed an extraordinary place in history after a simple act of defiance

• 55 mins

The Drowning City

As sea levels rise, how can coastal cities such as New York prepare?

• 23 mins

In My Mother's Image

A photograph, a mother who died young and the desire to honour those we've loved and lost.

• 55 mins

Red Dirt Dreaming

02/03/2013 GMT

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

• 49 mins

Red Dirt Dreaming

09/03/2013 GMT

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

• 49 mins

After Saddam - Hugh Sykes Returns To Iraq

05/03/2013 GMT

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

• 23 mins