Feeding the World, Growing Pains, Part One

Charting the recent history of food production

• 22 mins

Feeding the World, The Taste of Excess, Part Two

The way we eat food and its effect on the global food supply

• 22 mins

Feeding the World, The Future Test, Part Three

Investigating the potential consequences of environmental pressures

• 22 mins

Is Nigeria a Black Superpower?

Nigeria has by far the biggest population on the continent

• 22 mins

For Richer For Poorer, Globalisation and the Super Rich, Part One

Examining people at the very top of the pile, and those at the bottom

• 22 mins

For Richer for Poorer, The Big Banks, Part Two

Has globalisation really been a relentless tale of woe and misery?

• 22 mins

Top of The Class, Finland, Part One

Finland which has been judged to have the best educational system in the world

• 22 mins

Top of The Class, USA and UK, Part Two

A look at two of the worlds leading educational establishments

• 22 mins

A Dollar a Day, Kenya, Part One

In Kenya, poverty was a key issue following the 2007 elections

• 22 mins

A Dollar a Day, Peru, Part Two

The Peruvian, government gives incentives for school attendance

• 22 mins

A Dollar a Day, India, Part Three

Capitalism is in full swing and there is strong economic growth thanks to the tech boom

• 22 mins

A Dollar a Day, Ghana, Part Four

Why do families struggle to provide an education?

• 22 mins

A Dollar a Day, China, Part Five

Examining China's spectacular economic growth

• 22 mins

Pain and Power, Part One

Andrew North takes a personal journey through his experience of pain, and that of others

• 22 mins

Pain and Coping, Part Two

Exploring strategies to survive pain, through expression and suppression

• 22 mins

The Kremlin and the World, Part Four

In April 2007 Estonia experienced by Cyberattacks, some looked to Russia to blame

• 22 mins

The Kremlin and the World, Part Two

Tim Whewell talks to those who were at the centre of a fuel crisis

• 22 mins

Pirates, Part One

Nick Rankin takes a look at Pirates past, present and future

• 22 mins

Pirates, Part Two

90% of the world's trade is by sea

• 22 mins

Pirates, Part Three

Investigating intellectual pirates in the digital age of cyberspace

• 22 mins

Return to Kurdistan, Liberation

Examining the liberation of Iraqi Kurdistan

• 22 mins

The Message from China

Chinese Communist party propaganda has modernised

• 22 mins

Virginia Tech Shooting, One Year On

Award winning poet Fred D'Aguiar describes the scene of a mass shooting

• 21 mins

The My Lai Tapes, Part One

March 16, 1968, in the village of My Lai in South Vietnam, a massacre took place

• 22 mins

The My Lai Tapes, Part Two

Hear the taped recordings from the US Army's internal inquiry into My Lai

• 22 mins

Philosophy in the Streets

Demonstrations and general strikes strangled France in May 1968

• 22 mins

Living with Chico Mendes

Chico Mendes has become synonymous with the preservation of the rainforests of Brazil

• 22 mins

What Next for Kenya? Part One

What will it take for Kenya to recover from the violence of 2008?

• 22 mins

What Next for Kenya, Part Two

The shock of killings, destruction and displacement of Kenyan people

• 22 mins

Age of Terror - Part One

1st of 4 programmes exploring terrorist attacks from the last 30 years

• 22 mins