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The shadow of Algiers

Stories from France鈥檚 troubled history with Algeria and why they still matter today

• 49 mins

Healing with fire on koala country

In the land of the Yuin people, cultural burning is being reintroduced to revitalise land

• 26 mins

Who killed my grandfather?

The unsolved murder of Yemen鈥檚 former Foreign Minister, Mohamed Noman, in 1974

• 49 mins

Saving our species

Could paying farmers to conserve nature help save Australia鈥檚 unique wildlife?

• 26 mins

Ingenious II

Delve into the weird and wonderful world of your genes with Dr Kat Arney

• 49 mins

Shifting Cultures: From paddock to plate

The sisters embracing the environment, and sustainability into Australia's cattle farming

• 26 mins

Zelensky: The making of a president

From political novice to Ukraine鈥檚 wartime leader - a profile of President Zelensky

• 26 mins

War on Truth

What is fake, what is real? Stories from the information war over Ukraine.

• 49 mins

The Grand Egyptian Museum

Jonathan Glancey travels to Cairo to report on a truly remarkable construction project

• 26 mins

Unspun World with John Simpson

Sorting propaganda from wishful thinking in Russia鈥檚 war in Ukraine

• 26 mins

Grenada: Confronting the past

Laura Trevelyan discovers her family鈥檚 connection to the slave trade in Grenada

• 26 mins

Daria: Love and war

Daria in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, talks to Alan Dein about unexpectedly finding love at war

• 26 mins

Billionaire ball game

How the super-rich bought English football

• 49 mins

Escape from the Taliban

Sana Safi follows the stories of Afghan women judges trying to escape the Taliban.

• 26 mins

Don't log off: Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Alan Dein talks to Anna, Verena and Roman and hears how their lives have been blown away

• 26 mins

Mariupolchanka FC: Surviving the siege of Mariupol

The women of Mariupolchanka FC football team trying to find ways to endure the war

• 26 mins

The advertising trap

Digital advertising has taken over the world. But is it all based on smoke and mirrors?

• 49 mins

The other side of death row

What effect does having a relative facing execution have on families of the condemned?

• 26 mins

Don't log off: People are alike all over

Alan Dein talks to anyone, anywhere about their lives and their world

• 26 mins

The Royal diplomat

Emma Barnett tells the story of Queen Elizabeth II's unique global diplomacy

• 49 mins

Guarding the art

Meet the security staff at the Baltimore Museum of Art who are curating their own show

• 26 mins

Don't log off: Roads less travelled

Alan Dein talks to Shugofa, an Afghan refugee in Rome, Leo in Moldova, nurse Maureen

• 26 mins

The day I met the Queen

People the world over remember their meetings with The Queen during her 70 year reign

• 49 mins

The interview: Tina Brown

Katty Kay meets award-winning writer and magazine editor Tina Brown

• 23 mins

Inside the Kim regime

Have you ever wondered what life is like at the very top of the North Korean regime?

• 26 mins

A different way

People around the world who are reaching further and seeking a different path in life

• 26 mins

Ziggy Stardust: Hang on to yourself

How David Bowie's creation, Ziggy Stardust, became one of the world's greatest gay icons

• 49 mins

The night Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons

Why did Ukraine give up its nuclear weapons in 1994 and how did it shape the world today?

• 26 mins

Keeping going

Alan Dein talks to anyone, anywhere about their lives and their world

• 26 mins

The climate tipping points

Justin Rowlatt explores how global warming may trigger irreversible changes to our planet

• 49 mins