Educating Nigeria

Yemisi Adegoke discovers what is being done to get children into school in Nigeria

• 26 mins

Heart and Soul: Praying for healing?

When his wife developed ME, theologian Prof David Wilkinson found his faith tested

• 26 mins

BBC OS Conversations: Inside Gaza

Residents and aid workers share their experiences amid warnings of mass starvation

• 23 mins

The Fifth Floor: The Russian grandma who went to jail

Russian activist Natalya Filonova was arrested in 2022. What happened to her?

• 24 mins

Women warriors

Against all the odds, why do women want to join the military?

• 49 mins

In the Studio: Luke Black

Creating music inspired by video games, and life after Eurovision

• 26 mins

Assignment: Syria - return to ruins

After 13 years of civil war, what awaits Syrians returning to their homes?

• 27 mins

BBC Trending: Are we dating the same person?

How a Facebook group for exposing cheating boyfriends triggered an explicit retaliation

• 18 mins

Autism, empathy and psychopaths

Why society must rethink the damaging stereotypes about autistic people and low empathy.

• 28 mins

Heart and Soul: Malcolm X and his Letter from the Hajj

Malcolm X’s Hajj was one of many transformations as his daughter Ilyasah discovers

• 26 mins

BBC OS Conversations: Living in Kashmir

What is it like to live in one of the most disputed regions on Earth?

• 23 mins

The Fifth Floor: Ukraine, the war and TikTok

How the war in Ukraine is portrayed on social media

• 14 mins

The Global Jigsaw: The Trump effect on global media

Exploring the changes to media around the world caused by cuts to USAGM and USAID

• 34 mins

In the Studio: Esben Holmboe Bang

Youngest ever three star Michelin chef on creating the perfect pea dish

• 26 mins

Trailer: Bill Walton’s The Grateful Team

Basketball, the Cold War, and rock band The Grateful Dead collide in this true story

• 3 mins

Assignment: Colombia's webcam women

Half a million women in Colombia are believed to be creating adult webcam content

• 27 mins

BBC Trending: Brazilian farmers are (very) online

Rural pride goes viral in Brazil, but is it masking deeper environmental issues?

• 20 mins

People Fixing the World: Helping Chile's stolen children

How a small NGO is helping people in Chile to trace their birth families

• 23 mins

Heart and Soul: Musambwa - Lake Victoria's sacred island

The men of Musambwa Island and their sacred relationship with nature

• 26 mins

BBC OS Conversations: Living with prostate cancer

Men in the US and UK discuss their diagnosis, treatment, fears and hopes for the future.

• 23 mins

The Fifth Floor: The reality of reporting in Syria

How the press functioned in Syria under Assad

• 26 mins

America: The human plasma factory

Kathleen McLaughlin investigates the multi-billion dollar global plasma industry

• 26 mins

In the Studio: Mika Obanda

Using egg shell mosaics to tell the story of their life and their community

• 26 mins

Assignment: Spain - can an algorithm predict murder?

How a risk assessment tool is used by police in Spain to predict gender-based violence

• 27 mins

BBC Trending: Print and shoot - The spread of 3D-printed guns

How the technology to print your own lethal weapon is promoted on social media

• 19 mins

The riddle of Iranian cinema

Award-winning film-maker Maryam Keshavarz unravels the defiant world of Iranian cinema

• 26 mins

Heart and Soul: Portugal's Surf Church

In Porto, the Surf Church is combining people's passion for surfing and spirituality

• 26 mins

BBC OS Conversations: Israelis discuss the war in Gaza

Israelis for and against their country’s military action explain their views

• 23 mins

Russia's 'grey zone' war

What is 'grey zone' warfare, and who is at risk?

• 13 mins

The three babies mystery

The search for the parents of three babies abandoned in shopping bags in east London, UK

• 26 mins