A Global Queen

Marking the Queen’s 90th birthday, David Cannadine assesses the British monarchy’s role

• 26 mins

Beyond Binary

Stories from people who identify as ‘non-binary’ – not male, not female

• 49 mins

Forgetting Igbo

Nkem Ifejika examines the fall of Igbo, one of West Africa’s most widely spoken languages

• 26 mins

The Forgotten Girls of Dhaka

Can girls living in a slum in Bangladesh shape their own identities?

• 26 mins

Music that Unites Us

The music of the world that unites fans - even across borders that divide old enemies

• 49 mins

Are Human Rights Really Universal?

The philosophical foundations of the Universal Declaration of human rights

• 26 mins

Are Human Rights Really Universal?

Universality

The human rights movement vs resistance to human rights by powerful states

• 26 mins

The Swedish Ambassador's Guide to Eurovision

Ahead of the world’s biggest song contest, a diplomat explains why pop is a secret weapon

• 49 mins

Setting the Past Free

Setting the Past Free - Part One

The Rudolf Kastner story - a hero or villain of the Holocaust?

• 26 mins

Setting the Past Free

Wrestling with Rudolf Kastner's story and the issues it raises

• 26 mins

Rebel Song Journey

One man’s struggle to keep singing despite losing everything in the Sri Lankan civil war

• 26 mins

Iraq’s Kurds: From Flight to Freedom

The flight of the Iraqi Kurds from Saddam’s forces twenty-five years ago

• 49 mins

Shea Gold

The plight of rural women making shea butter in Ghana’s northern regions

• 26 mins

Next Stop - Mariachi Plaza

A night out in the Latino suburbs of Los Angeles, with the mariachis of Boyle Heights

• 26 mins

Terror and Technology: The Unabomber

How a reclusive maths prodigy terrorised America and how the media amplified his cause

• 49 mins

Listening to the Bones

Listening to the Bones - Part One

The Argentine Team of Forensic Anthropology and their quest for clues from victims' bones

• 26 mins

Listening to the Bones

Listening to the Bones - Part Two

The forensic team looking for clues in bones to look for Latin America's 'disappeared'

• 26 mins

The Deobandis

The Deobandis: India

India’s Deobandi school of Islam and its mission to preserve Islam in its purest form

• 26 mins

The Deobandis

The Deobandis: Pakistan

Owen Bennett Jones heads to Pakistan in his exploration of South Asia's Deobandi Islam

• 26 mins

Held Hostage in Syria

Four European hostages held by Islamic State talk about their months of incarceration

• 49 mins

Follow That Tractor

Susie Emmett hears stories at the world’s biggest monthly second-hand tractor auction.

• 49 mins

My Iranian Daughter

An Iranian family struggles to deal with the unspoken fact that their daughter is gay

• 26 mins

Black, White and Beethoven

Why is the UK's classical music scene so resolutely white, and how might it evolve?

• 26 mins

Treating the Sex Offender

Film-maker Rex Bloomstein investigates how sex offenders are treated and rehabilitated

• 49 mins

Ukraine: Back from the War

How a generation of Ukrainian combat veterans are coping with life after the frontline

• 26 mins

Manto: Uncovering Pakistan

The legacy of Sa'adat Manto, who confronted social taboos in Indio-Pakistani society

• 26 mins

Syrian Voices

Personal reflections of those who have survived, or are surviving, the conflict in Syria

• 49 mins

America's Independent Voters

What motivates Ohio's volatile 'independent' voters who are not Democrats or Republicans?

• 26 mins

The Accrington Pals

The Battle of the Somme and a wartime tragedy that struck Northern England 100 years ago

• 26 mins

Dust Bowl Ballads

A fierce drought in Oklahoma’s ‘No Man’s Land’ stirs up dust storms, memories and myths

• 26 mins