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Armistead Maupin: Writing the City

Tales of the City author on writing his best-selling novels set in San Francisco

• 55 mins

Kiev Protester: "I Was Tortured"

Dmytro Bulatov says he was kidnapped, tortured, and forced to confess to being a US spy

• 55 mins

Paula Kahumbu: Hands Off Our Elephants

Kenyan conservationist Paula Kahumbu on her lifelong fight for African wildlife

• 55 mins

Protestors, Politicians and Scribes

Tortured Kiev Protester, Finland's first black MP and writer Armistead Maupin

• 28 mins

"I Had My Legs Stretched By 14 Inches"

Born with dwarfism, Tiffanie DiDonato underwent an operation to increase her height

• 55 mins

Iraqi Interpreter in the Line of Fire

The Iraqi interpreter for the US Navy SEALs who became a target himself.

• 55 mins

Finding my Daughter After 29 Years

El Salvador's civil war separated mother and daughter Josefina and Xiomara

• 55 mins

Ukraine's Tiny 'Troublemaker'

The Ukrainian activist who risks her life to investigate stories of government corruption.

• 55 mins

Reunions, Troublemakers and Sloths

Mum and daughter united after 29 years, Ukraine's tiny troublemaker and Sloths

• 28 mins

My Father Survived Hiroshima

The Japanese woman whose father survived the atomic bomb at Hiroshima

• 55 mins

Karachi's Kidnap-busting King

The Pakistani businessman who became an expert on busting kidnap syndicates in Karachi

• 55 mins

My Son Died in a Drone Strike

The Pakistani father speaking out against drone strikes, which killed his son and brother

• 55 mins

I Turned my Monastery into a Hospital

Why Bishop Agapit turned Ukraine's Mikhailovsky Golden Domed Monastery into a hospital

• 55 mins

Hollywood, Bugs and Sochi Ski Sisters

Hollywood's bugman, Sochi's skiing sisters and campaigning against the drones.

• 28 mins

George Takei

The actor who played Mr Sulu in Star Trek on his wartime childhood in an internment camp

• 55 mins

Pakistan's Sibling Summiteers

Mirza Ali and his sister Samina Baig have climbed some of the world's highest peaks.

• 55 mins

From the Utoya Massacre to Eurovision

Singer Mohamed Abdi Farah survived Utoya and now hopes to represent Norway at Eurovision

• 55 mins

The Town that Took On the Cartel

How Mexican businessman Carlos Halabe risked his life in the fight against drugs cartels

• 55 mins

Singers, Mr Sulu, and Tongue Painting

Singer survivor of Utoya, Star Trek's Mr Sulu's internment, and the Indian tongue painter

• 28 mins

First Gay First Lady

How J贸n铆na Le贸sd贸ttir married former Prime Minister of Iceland Johanna Siguroardottir

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Improving Brain Surgery in Ukraine

British neurosurgeon Henry Marsh has been a pioneer of neurosurgical advances in Ukraine

• 53 mins

From Paramilitary to Baptist Pastor

How Pastor Billy McCurrie turned from being a UVF paramilitary to preaching peace

• 55 mins

Syrian Women Play Greek Tragedy

Syrian refugees stage a Greek tragedy about the suffering of women in times of war

• 55 mins

Peace, Love, Friendship - and Elvish

Ex-paramilitary preaching peace, Japan's paid friends, and the first gay First Lady.

• 28 mins

Long-lost Siblings get Rwanda Online

Rwandan siblings Chance Tubane and Patience Nduwawe on their thriving Internet business

• 55 mins

I've Fathered 98 Children

The Dutch sperm donor who has sex with women to help them conceive

• 55 mins

Foundling Baby: Finding My Mother

The man who grew up in a Foundling Hospital for illegitimate and abandoned children

• 55 mins

Shunned Because of My Face

Hadisa Hussein has been supported by her father Sardar through surgery and ostracism

• 55 mins

Parents and Children, and Vinyl

Fathering 98 Children, the "Foundling Baby", and saving Africa's vinyl

• 28 mins

Sri Lanka: War Through Women's Eyes

The lives of Sri Lanka's women, documented through their stories of war, tsunami and loss

• 55 mins