Guantanamo Reunited

A former guard at Guantanamo Bay comes face-to-face with two of his ex-prisoners.

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Ten Days in Haiti

Mark Doyle reports on the devastation of the Haiti earthquake.

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Dreams of a British Education

Lucy Williamson investigates the crisis building behind the dream of a British education.

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Unlawful Detention

Assignment investigates claims that the UK government is breaking its own asylum rules.

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Mexico's Drug War

Katya Adler reports on the shocking consequences of Mexico's drug war on Mexican society.

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Taxing Questions for Greeks

Tax evasion is big in Greece - Ed Butler asks why?

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Aid for Arms in Ethiopia

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Hackers for Hire

Russian hackers have a fearsome reputation, but what makes them so good?

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Keeping the peace in South Sudan

Disarming South Sudan's warring ethnic groups is no easy task. Assignment investigates.

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Love and Morals in Mangalore

Why holding hands in public in India's coastal town of Mangalore can get you into trouble.

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Assignment: The Art of Match-Fixing

Is European football threatened by an epidemic of fixed matches?

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France's Burqa Controversy

Why wearing the burqa or niqab in France is proving controversial.

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Zimbabwe's New Farmers

Farming the land in Zimbabwe after Robert Mugabe's controversial land reform programme.

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Total recall: The Toyota story

Assignment investigates Toyota, and whether it has the means to get back on track.

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Inside Britain's Class System

Does Britain's class system still hold people back in 2010?

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Goldmine Sachs

How Goldman Sachs survived the 2008 banking crisis and remained profitable.

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A Taliban Class War?

In Pakistan is the Taliban's appeal based on class conflict or religious faith?

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Swine Flu: Panic or Pandemic?

Was the World Health Organisation right to declare a global swine flu pandemic?

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Jamaica's 'Godfather'

What's the appeal of Jamaica's alleged drugs lord - Michael Christopher Coke - or Dudus?

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Thawil - the Red Shirt Protestor

The story of Thawil - who died protesting against the government in Thailand.

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India's Maoist Insurgency

Alpa Shah gets exclusive access to Maoist guerillas in India.

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Gay Pride and Prejudice in Kenya

Strong views and controversial opinions on homosexuality from a coastal town in Kenya.

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Spain's hard times

In Spain's hard times it's families who are supporting the unemployed.

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Arizona's Immigration Law SB1070

Getting tough on immigration in the American state of Arizona.

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The Families of Manshiyet Nasser

Life after a deadly rockslide in one of Cairo's biggest slums, Manshiyet Nasser.

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Building Haiti better

Can Haiti emerge a better country from the rubble of the earthquake there six months ago?

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Who Jails the Pirates?

Simon Cox reports on the difficulties of bringing pirates to justice.

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Jamaica's sprint factory

The pressures on Jamaica's generation of junior athletes aiming for Olympic success

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Politics in Rwanda

Opponents of the Rwandan government have come under attack in the run up to elections

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Proud to be Georgian

Youngsters in Georgia are being shown how to love their country.

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