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Outlook Mixtape: Rebel lawyer; The Wicker Man; sea shanties

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

‘The Brooklyn Cowgirl’ – return of a country music star

For decades Mimi Roman was silent about her musical past; now aged 90 she's back on stage

• 40 mins

African beauty: How photography changed my way of seeing

Thandiwe Muriu wanted to leave Kenya until a camera helped her see beauty in her culture

• 40 mins

Secrets, lies and a child lost in Lollywood

Deeba was a child star of Pakistani cinema, but behind the success was a cruel deception

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Through a lens, darkly: capturing war, drugs and neo Nazis

Leo Regan discovered the camera and became determined to capture beauty in extreme places

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My fight for the reburial of enslaved Africans on St Helena

Annina van Neel led a campaign for the reburial of the remains of enslaved Africans

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I discovered I was indigenous and made history in Argentina

Moira is a famous Mapuche activist, but as a child she had no idea of her ancestral roots

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How I convinced police my dad was a murderer

On the day his mother disappeared, 11-year-old Collier started looking for evidence

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: Hidden roots; island reburial; boy witness

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

Lost in lion country and saved by Spam

Two friends stranded in the desert, only a discarded tin held the key to their escape

• 40 mins

The reluctant fighter who made boxing history

How champion boxer Maurice Hope faced his battles, in and out of the ring

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Britain’s infected blood scandal, my quest for the truth

When he was 4, Jason Evans’ dad died from AIDS contracted from contaminated blood

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Blue gold: Searching for the world's rarest denim

Viktor sacrificed time, money, and relationships to build his beloved denim collection

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Outlook Mixtape: Saved by Spam, 'soft' boxer, infected blood

The friends saved by a tin of Spam, the boxer who impressed the Queen and infected blood

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The Hiroshima survivor who is still shouting for peace: Part 1

Setsuko Thurlow survived the atomic bomb in Hiroshima. She now fights for disarmament

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The Hiroshima survivor who is still shouting for peace: Part 2

Setsuko Thurlow survived the nuclear bomb in Hiroshima. She now fights for disarmament

• 40 mins

Ditching military gear for glitter: Paraguay’s Queen of drag

In the military Omar Mareco carried the flag on parade but now he leads a different march

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: A Disney legend, a drag icon and a stork

Composing for Mary Poppins, coming out in Paraguay, and the beauty of ugly birds

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The secret genius of Uncle Eric

Fulfilling Eric Tucker’s dying wish – to show the world his brilliant, secret paintings

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My son found his birth mother using Google Earth

The story of Sue Brierley’s adopted son Saroo became the Oscar-nominated film Lion

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Rediscovering my ‘Mama’ – the music legend I never got to know

Mama Cass Elliot died as her solo career was flourishing and her daughter was just seven

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Trapped in a 'metal coffin' on the ocean floor

In 1988, 22 sailors were trapped in the submarine Pacocha with limited oxygen

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Outlook Mixtape: My Mama Cass, Little boy lost and found

Mama Cass remembered, a boy’s 25-year search for home and Uncle Eric’s secret

• 40 mins

My fraudulent friend: Smoke and mirrors in the art world

Orlando Whitfield reflects on a relationship destroyed by greed

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Frieda and George: A love story

Poet and artist Frieda Hughes found a baby magpie in her garden and adopted him

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The bowl of porridge that changed my life

Elizabeth Nyamayaro was saved from starvation as a child by a UN aid worker in Zimbabwe

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The reluctant jackaroo who turned bipolar disorder into art

Matt Ottley on working in the Australian bush and art that makes us see life differently

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Outlook Mixtape: Friend or fraud? Baby magpie and the jackaroo

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

Photographing genocide broke me, it took a forest to heal me

Sebastião Salgado witnessed years of human suffering, planting trees gave him hope again

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Locked up for a crime I didn’t commit – with my child

Prison gave wrongfully-convicted Kenyan banker Teresa Njoroge a new mission in life

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