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Outlook Weekend: Lucky You Were Passing

Two stories about people whose lives were transformed by a stranger.

• 26 mins

From Child Soldier to Master Knitter

How a blinded former child soldier escaped the LRA and became a master knitter.

• 12 mins

I Dressed As a Man to Work in a Mine

Pili Hussein disguised herself as a man for 10 years so she could work down a mine.

• 9 mins

The Girl Stolen by a Soldier

Nina Pinto was one of many children taken from East Timor during Indonesia's occupation.

• 13 mins

Outlook Weekend: Caged

The vet saving zoo animals in Iraq and the ex-prisoner reforming life behind bars

• 26 mins

Living with a 15-minute memory

A rare insight into how a stroke affected an American woman at the age of 33.

• 19 mins

Peru's first Grammy winner

Susana Baca went from obscurity in Peru to international superstardom.

• 11 mins

Is there a doctor on the train?

The Indian medical student who delivered a baby on a busy train.

• 9 mins

The Pastor Told She Was 'Cursed'

Kenyan Terry Gobanga was raped by a gang of men on her wedding day

• 16 mins

Outlook Weekend: Off Script in North Korea

Two stories that expose what life is like in one of the world's most secretive countries

• 26 mins

Finding Love on Death Row

Shujaa Graham fell in love with his nurse, Phyllis, when he was on death row.

• 20 mins

Former enemies, now brothers for life

Najah from Iraq on the moment he was reunited with the Iranian soldier who saved his life

• 21 mins

Giving Birth During an Air Strike

The Yemeni doctor helping mothers caught up in the conflict to give birth safely.

• 13 mins

Using Football To Beat Tribal Violence

Kenyan Fatuma Abdulkadir Adan turned to football to bring peace to her community

• 14 mins

Outlook Weekend: Going For Gold

The family that spent years searching for gold treasure and two Indian women wrestlers

• 26 mins

The singing star nun from Nepal

Ani Choying Drolma is a Buddhist nun and one of Nepal's biggest musical stars.

• 16 mins

From cotton picker to brain surgeon

From humble beginnings in Mexico Dr Quiñones-Hinojosa has become a leading brain surgeon.

• 14 mins

I helped Steve Jobs make his billions

Lawrence Levy was hired by Steve jobs to help rescue struggling company Pixar.

• 16 mins

Our Sons Shared One Heart

Sue Burton on how her son's heart saved the life of another mother's son

• 23 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Performance of My Life

A high wire walk across Niagara Falls and a Chinese ballet dancer who defected to America

• 26 mins

Our Love Beat Neo-Nazism

Duke was a Neo-Nazi and Catherine an African-American. Love seemed out of the question

• 17 mins

The Professor Who Beat The Casinos

Ed Thorp used his brilliance at maths to make a fortune from gambling.

• 12 mins

The Musician of Mosul

The Iraqi who played the cello on his roof in defiance of so-called IS

• 15 mins

Outlook Weekend: Stolen

The violinist who lost her million dollar Stradivarius and the boy who stole a bus

• 26 mins

I danced in the rubble of my home

Ahmad Joudeh grew up in a refugee camp in Syria but was determined to become a dancer.

• 16 mins

Fighting Uganda's Nodding Syndrome

Collines Angwech, the woman helping children with nodding syndrome in Northern Uganda

• 14 mins

Befriending my father's killer

Margot Van Sluytman's father was killed by a man she would become close friends with.

• 15 mins

From Hollywood To Â鶹ԼÅÄless

David Raether went from doing his dream job to living rough on the streets of L.A.

• 17 mins

Outlook Weekend: My Famous Father

Three women growing up in the shadow of their fathers.

• 26 mins

A Tale of Two Cafes

The Indian tea-boy who ran away, lived on the streets, and is now his own boss.

• 12 mins