Nigeria: Shooting it Like a Woman

Nigerian director Tope Oshin celebrates women film-makers currently reinventing Nollywood

• 26 mins

AKA Mystery Island

A tiny South Pacific island hosts 25,000 cruise ship tourists a month but at what cost?

• 49 mins

The Red and the White

The Red and the White: Intervention

The story of a forgotten war fought by Western troops in Arctic Russia at the end of WW1

• 26 mins

The Red and the White

The Red and the White: Britain’s Arctic Prison

How foreign troops incarcerated Russians on 'Death Island' in the White Sea.

• 26 mins

The Red and the White

The Red and the White: Retribution

The story of the Red Terror in the North of Russia nearly 100 years ago.

• 26 mins

Before I Go

Four people share their life-affirming experience of living with a terminal illness

• 26 mins

Trump Re-Elected

Donald Trump’s election win 8th November 2016 revisited - could he do it again in 2020?

• 49 mins

The Last Kamikazes

The indoctrination of Japan’s World War Two suicide pilots told by the last survivors

• 26 mins

The Invisible Hand of Donald Trump

Martin Wolf of the Financial Times examines the economic impact of President Donald Trump

• 26 mins

Remembering Solidarity

Five Solidarity members reflect on the movement that ended communist rule in Poland

• 49 mins

The First Woman on the Moon

Wally Funk looks at mankind's return to the Moon and if a woman might actually get there

• 49 mins

Europe's Illiberal Democrats

Europe's Illiberal Democrats: Hungary

Hungary is becoming an "illiberal democracy". Is that its right, or a slide to autocracy?

• 26 mins

Europe's Illiberal Democrats

Europe's Illiberal Democrats: Poland

Is Poland sliding towards autocracy or just on a different, democratic path?

• 26 mins

Blind Man Roams the Globe

Blind Man Roams the Globe: Berlin

The sounds and smells of Berlin experienced through the senses of a blind man

• 26 mins

Blind Man Roams the Globe

Blind Man Roams the Globe: Christchurch

Life in Christchurch, New Zealand, as it recovers from two earthquakes

• 26 mins

Stockfish

How did stockfish - cod that is dried in Norway’s cold air - become a Nigerian staple?

• 26 mins

Offence, Power and Progress

Is taking offence on social media over-sensitivity or a force for progress?

• 26 mins

The CIA's Secret War in Laos

A son uncovers his father's double-life as a CIA spy in a covert mission in 1960s Laos

• 49 mins

The Face of China

What Chinese magazines and their readers tell us about culture and politics in China

• 26 mins

Neurolaw and Order

How young offenders and the US legal system are being reformed through neuroscience data

• 26 mins

The Odyssey of General Anders' Army

Many thousands of Polish people took a chance to escape Soviet gulags by joining an army

• 49 mins

Make America Great Again

Why is the word America such a controversial one outside of the US?

• 26 mins

Afghanistan Calling

How former Afghan child refugee Dr Waheed Arian is breaking medical boundaries

• 26 mins

Art for the Millions - Staging the New Deal

Uncovering the power and passion of the government funded theater in the USA

• 49 mins

Who Killed the Circus?

America’s longest running circus, Ringling, Barnum and Bailey, is closing after 146 years

• 49 mins

Rite of Passage

How military service shapes Israeli society and its future

• 26 mins

Russia's Exit Dilemma

Stay or go? Lucy Ash explores the choice facing Russia’s brightest and best.

• 49 mins

Your Life in a Cup of Coffee

Fortune-telling via Turkish coffee grounds, a practice popular across the Middle East.

• 26 mins

Mugabe's Last Days

Robert Mugabe stepped down after four decades in power, the transition took just ten days

• 26 mins

Worldwide Adventures with Steve Backshall

Tanya Streeter: Free-Diver

Tanya Streeter’s remarkable dive – on just one breath of air – to the depth of 160m

• 26 mins