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The Kill Factor

Episode 2

Soldiers who have killed in war at close quarters talk about how it affects them today.

• 25 mins

Dot.Com Camps

Ruth Evans reports on a unique dot.com venture providing jobs for the poor

• 25 mins

Embracing The Dragon

Episode 1

Will Taiwan's new rapprochement with China bring opportunity?

• 23 mins

Embracing The Dragon

Episode 2

Will Taiwan's new rapprochement with China bring opportunity?

• 23 mins

Picturesque Street

Steve Rosenberg hears how Russians view the last 20 years since the USSR's collapse

• 25 mins

America's Own Extremists

Episode 1

Why the next big challenge to US security could come from within the country

• 23 mins

America's Own Extremists

Episode 2

Why the next big challenge to US security could come from within the country

• 23 mins

The Big House

Episode 1

A look at the rehabilitation of young Aboriginals in a prison in South Australia

• 25 mins

The Big House

Episode 2

A look at the rehabilitation of young Aboriginals in a prison in South Australia

• 25 mins

Womb For Rent

Is outsourcing pregnancy to India exploitative or mutually beneficial?

• 25 mins

Afghanistan: War Without End?

John Ware charts a decade of fighting and looks at when the conflict may end

• 23 mins

Atomic States

Episode 1

Richard Black finds out how the atomic energy industry began

• 23 mins

Atomic States

Episode 2

Richard Black compares how countries are approaching nuclear in the wake of Fukushima

• 23 mins

The Dead News Network

A medium talks about life with bored spirits playing havoc with her love life

• 25 mins

Ruling Iran: A Profile of the Supreme Leader

James Reynolds profiles Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader

• 23 mins

The Story of the Hunt for Bin Laden

Gordon Corera tells the story of the search for the world's most wanted terrorist

• 23 mins

Alive In Chernobyl

Episode 1

Olga Betko finds people who have returned to live in a nuclear "dead zone"

• 23 mins

Alive In Chernobyl

Episode 2

Olga Betko finds people who have returned to live in a nuclear "dead zone"

• 23 mins

The Education of Ashif Jaffer

Can a young Canadian man with Down's Syndrome get a university degree?

• 25 mins

The Too Hard Basket

Why disabled people have as much right to a sex life as the able bodied

• 25 mins

The Day the Wall Went Up

Episode 1

On the Berlin Wall's 50th anniversary, Gerry Northam looks at its political context

• 23 mins

The Day the Wall Went Up

Episode 2

On the Berlin Wall's 50th anniversary, Gerry Northam looks at its political context

• 23 mins

The Secret War On Terror

Episode 1

Is the West winning the war on terror and are we any safer from attacks?

• 23 mins

The Secret War On Terror

Episode 2

Is the West winning the war on terror and are we any safer from attacks?

• 23 mins

Iconic Geometry

Stonehenge

Cecil Balmond examines the hidden geometry at the core of Stonehenge

• 25 mins

Iconic Geometry

The Taj Mahal

Cecil Balmond examines the hidden geometry at the core of the Taj Mahal.

• 25 mins

Iconic Geometry

The Great Pyramid

Cecil Balmond examines the hidden geometry at the core of the Great Pyramid

• 25 mins

The Politics Of Dancing: How Disco Changed The World

Martha Reeves uncovers the politics of disco music.

• 25 mins

Always Hope: Cambodia's New Music

How Cambodia's new bands are promising signs of a culture in recovery.

• 25 mins

The Future Of Amnesty International

Episode 1

Matthew Bannister tells the story of Amnesty International 50 years after it founded

• 23 mins