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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

Carol Kaye: Queen of the bass

The extraordinary career of rock'n'roll royalty Carol Kaye

• 26 mins

From Ukraine to Israel: An exodus for our times

The exodus of Ukrainians to Israel and the unusual life awaiting them in the Middle East

• 26 mins

Kissinger

Henry Kissinger reflects on his life and experiences.

• 49 mins

Abortion rights around the world

Investigating the changing dynamic of abortion rights globally

• 26 mins

Floating justice

Delivering justice by boat, on board the the Jo茫o Bruno II, Amazon鈥檚 floating court

• 26 mins

The Bomb: Part one

Klaus Fuchs was a brilliant scientist but he was also the world鈥檚 most dangerous spy

• 49 mins

Shrimps, saris and guns

The village women in Bangladesh taking on the global shrimp industry to protect their land

• 26 mins

The Bomb: Part two

It is summer 1941. Klaus Fuchs starts work on the British atomic bomb project

• 49 mins

Nursing matters

In Zambia there is still only 13 nurses per 10,000 people, compared to 175 in Switzerland

• 26 mins

The Bomb: Part three

Klaus Fuchs arrives in Los Alamos to work on the Manhattan Project

• 49 mins

Birmingham鈥檚 grassroots heroes

Exploring what the idea of "commonwealth" means to Birmingham's grassroots sports heroes.

• 26 mins

The Bomb: Part four

British intelligence close in on Fuchs and his loyalty is tested

• 49 mins

My granny the slave

Claire Hynes goes on a personal journey to uncover the story of her enslaved ancestor

• 26 mins

Inheritors of partition

Kavita Puri marks the 75th anniversary of the division of the Indian subcontinent

• 26 mins

The Engineers: The future of cars

Kevin Fong chairs a debate on the future of cars

• 49 mins

Afghan Stars now

A year on from the Taliban takeover, Sahar Zand talks to prominent Afghan musicians

• 26 mins