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Lighting Lagos

Following the men and women who are trying to light Lagos, street by street, bulb by bulb

• 24 mins

Melilla’s Border Stories

Migrants wait for months to scale the fence at Melilla, Europe’s border with Africa

• 28 mins

Indonesia: The Humungous Healthcare Plan

Can Indonesia create the world’s largest public health system?

• 28 mins

Colombia Child Soldiers

The plight of children forced to fight in the conflict between Farc and government forces

• 28 mins

Moldova - Sour Grapes

Will Russian politics crush the thriving wine industry of tiny Moldova?

• 28 mins

Mexico: Exorcising the Narco-Devil

Why Catholic priests in Mexico believe they can fight drug trafficking through exorcism

• 28 mins

India: Resisting Rape

One year on in Delhi, are things any better for women who have chosen to report rape?

• 28 mins

The Revenge Porn Avengers

The Texan women fighting 'revenge porn' sites after their naked pictures went online

• 28 mins

Bangladesh: Trials of Strength

Are the trials of alleged war criminals from the conflict of 1971 politically motivated?

• 28 mins

Brazil: Fighting Slavery

On the road with one of Brazil's anti-slavery hit squads

• 28 mins

Greenland: To Dig or Not to Dig?

Will mining harm the environment - or lead the country to independence?

• 28 mins

Aid and Politics on Syria’s Border

What has happened to the millions of dollars of aid sent to Syria?

• 28 mins

Uzbekistan - Searching for Googoosha

A profile of Gulnara Karimova, the popstar daughter of Uzbekistan's ruthless leader

• 28 mins

Â鶹ԼÅÄless in Hungary

Hungary's laws risk criminalising homelessness. Can you legislate social problems?

• 28 mins

Dieudonne: France's Most Dangerous Comedian?

What does the popularity of controversial comedian Dieudonné tell us about France today?

• 28 mins

The Right to Die for Children

Legislators in Belgium consider extending the right to die to terminally ill children

• 28 mins

Digging up the Dead in Russia

Russia's volunteer diggers who search for the remains of soldiers 70 years after WW2

• 28 mins

Lebanon: Dancing into the Abyss

Why the Lebanese are living Syria's war like it is their own

• 28 mins

India’s Wedding Detectives

Dozens of Indian families are now hiring detectives to spy on future brides and grooms

• 28 mins

Uruguay’s Radical Drugs Policy

How will Uruguay’s legalisation of marijuana impact drug addiction?

• 28 mins

Hungary’s Crusading Conductor

Lucy Ash catches up with the Hungarian composer Ivan Fischer

• 28 mins

The Door Back to Mexico

The journey taken by deportees as they go through the security fence, back home to Mexico

• 28 mins

Syria: The Silent Enemy

How polio and other preventable diseases are threatening the lives of Syria's children

• 28 mins

Ukraine: The Criminal Paper Trail

Thousands of documents dumped in a lake provide proof of corruption, bribery and violence

• 27 mins

Central African Republic - A Road Through Hatred

Can a unique friendship between two men end the killings in the Central African Republic?

• 27 mins

Cambodia’s Gambling Boom

Ed Butler reports on the casinos tempting thousands of Vietnamese to across the border

• 27 mins

Lighting Lagos

Following the men and women who are trying to light Lagos, street by street, bulb by bulb

• 27 mins

The Party of No

Can the US Republican Party stop tearing itself apart and start to retake the country?

• 27 mins

Argentina: GMs’ New Frontline

Are agrochemicals the cause of a health crisis across Argentina's GM farming belt?

• 27 mins

The Reykjavik Confessions

The 40-year murder mystery that's become Iceland's most notorious miscarriage of justice

• 27 mins