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Being a blind fencer

Ruth Tolkien spoke to Eddie Mair about fencing blind against sighted opponents.

• 15 mins

Asked to move seats...because you're a woman

One woman's story of being asked to move aircraft seats, but not for an upgrade.

• 11 mins

Secretly caring for my mother

Eddie Mair speaks to Phyllis Whitsell about caring for the mother she thought had died.

• 20 mins

Picking up my paint brushes...20 years on

Claire Parrish was inspired to paint again after hearing Geoffrey's interview on PM.

• 17 mins

Eddie reunites an Ebola Survivor with his parents

Will Pooley is a British nurse who became infected with Ebola in Sierra Leone.

• 21 mins

Memories from the Terror Attacks in Sousse

Olivia Leathley was on holiday in Tunisia with her boyfriend Mike when terror struck.

• 16 mins

The power of the cello

Two cellists explain how the instrument has changed their lives.

• 24 mins

A doctor's experience in Aleppo

Dr Samer Attar is Chicago based surgeon, who has gone out to work Syria several times.

• 33 mins

An interview with surgeon David Nott

Listen again to the interview with David Nott, first broadcast in December 2014.

• 38 mins

Getting to know extremists

Anjum Khan is a Muslim and a therapist who works on the Government's Channel programme.

• 13 mins

A refugee and the cadet who helped rescue her

Diep Quan a Vietnamese refugee, and Graeme Anderson who helped with her rescue in 1978.

• 13 mins

The woman who killed her violent husband

Carolyn Quinn speaks to a woman who killed her violent husband

• 13 mins

A mother's experience of Downs syndrome

Carolyn Quinn speaks to Angie Emrys-Jones whose son has Downs syndrome.

• 6 mins

Dealing with cancer

Radio 4's Steve Hewlett talks about his experience having been diagnosed with cancer.

• 15 mins

How to get the right cancer care

Steve Hewlett talks about his experience with getting the right treatment.

• 14 mins

Ben Smith runs 401 marathons in 401 days in anti-bullying fundraiser

Ben Smith is running 401 marathons in 401 days, to raise awareness of anti-LGBT bullying

• 4 mins

Life as an Undercover Cop

Neil Woods worked as an undercover cop, bringing drugs lords to justice.

• 34 mins

Next steps on a cancer journey

Radio 4's Steve Hewlett talks us through a set back in his treatment of cancer.

• 15 mins

Doctors: Is there a good way of breaking bad news?

How can doctors deliver bad news to patients? One consultant shares his experience

• 7 mins

How are the Hewlett family dealing with Steve's illness?

Steve Hewlett and his 3 sons talk about how they are dealing with their father's illness

• 21 mins

Taking on 'Islamic State'

An insider account of how to take on so-called Islamic State

• 10 mins

Steve Hewlett: My radiotherapy

Steve Hewlett continues his reflections on his cancer and the on going treatment.

• 14 mins

What is it like to be Donald Trump's ghostwriter?

The ghostwriter of Donald Trump's book describes the experience of working with him

• 40 mins

Steve Hewlett: Should I pay for the new drug?

Steve Hewlett talks about the decision of paying for additional cancer treatment

• 14 mins

Steve Hewlett: Dealing with the effects of cancer treatment

Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks of the effects of his treatment.

• 8 mins

The lives changed by bullying

Two perspectives of bullying from a mother and a son

• 27 mins

Steve Hewlett:'I've been dehydrating myself for weeks'

Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, on the importance of drinking...fluids

• 8 mins

Steve Hewlett: 'I see my condition as a bit of a story'

Steve Hewlett, who has cancer, discusses the benefits of talking about his condition.

• 6 mins

Steve Hewlett: 'The intensity of the applause made my spine tingle'

Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about an event in his honour.

• 9 mins

Steve Hewlett: 'I discovered there are not many jokes about cancer'

Steve Hewlett, who has been diagnosed with cancer, talks about his latest treatment.

• 8 mins