Listen to some of our most recent documentaries.
Why did HSBC close the accounts of a number of British Muslim individuals and charities?
The harrowing story of a young Afghan woman brutally murdered by a mob of men.
New Zealand has dozens of tiny libraries, reflecting its distinct history and culture.
Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko died from polonium poisoning but who wanted him dead?
Are there more productive ways of dealing with ugly attitudes to ageing?
The ordinary Italians who are dealing with the impact of the Mediterranean migrant crisis
President Obama talks about the US and Africa, Britain and the EU and US gun laws
Why is Africa’s biggest provider of energy unable to keep the lights on?
Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.
The booming and lucrative business of multinational companies suing governments
An exploration into the rich, perhaps unexpectedly diverse history of salt
Legendary jazz pianist Horace Parlan reflects on his life in jazz
Izzat Majeed could have retired quietly, but instead he formed the Sachal Jazz Ensemble.
London’s East End is rapidly changing. How can residents preserve their local comnunity?
The world of a headhunter, looking for high-profile candidates for prestigious positions
Will demography rather than war, mean the death of Ukraine?
This NATO nation has readied for war – but fears being undermined from within.
German comedian Henning Wehn explores the growing use of ELF - English as a lingua franca
Stories of life on the streets of Los Angeles, Islamabad, Nairobi, Rio and London
What exactly is Interpol and how does it function?
How did the collapse of East Germany shape Putin's career and behaviour today?
Exploring the themes of place and contested space amongst South Africa's literary talent
The real and reel history of the classic American Western The Searchers
The business of acquiring and selling dead bodies for medical research and science