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How Iraq's War Shaped our World, Part One

Returning to the scene where the statue of Saddam Hussein toppled

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How Iraq's War Shaped our World, Part Two

Investigating the war's impact on Arab states

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How Iraq's War Shaped our World, Part Three

Following the US invasion of Iraq, what has happened to balance of power in the region?

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How Iraq's War Shaped our World, Part Four

Examining the impact the war had on the United States

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John Simpson Returns to China, Part One

Remembering the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989

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John Simpson Returns to China, Part Two

In a television studio on the outskirts of Beijing, we are guests at a show, Win in China

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Strangers in Marseille

Burning cars and race riots tore at the fabric of France in 2005 and again in 2007

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How Crime Took on the World, Canada and USA

A journey to the US / Canada border to investigate Marijuana trafficking

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How Crime Took on the World, Europe

In Belgrade & Montenegro, following the trail of smuggled cigarettes

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How Crime Took on the World, South Africa

South Africa became a hub for trafficking of drugs, weapons, cars, minerals and women

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How Crime Took on the World, Online

Cyber crime is the fastest growing sector of global organised crime

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Failure at the Central Bank

In 2007 the central banking system went haywire

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Taxi to the dark side

Alex Gibney asks what lessons have been learned about the use of torture by US troops

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Leila's story - Iran

Leila was sold into prostitution aged 9 and saved from the hangman's noose at 18

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Race and reconciliation in South Africa - part one

What do South Africans think about one another? Can racism be eradicated?

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Race and reconciliation in South Africa - part two

What do South Africans really think about one another? Second in a series

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Race and reconciliation in South Africa - part three

Audrey Brown travels to South Africa to explore whats behind the recent xenophobic attacks

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The billion dollar election - part one

The first of a two-part series looking at money and the US presidential election

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The billion dollar election - part two

The first of a two-part series looking at money and the US presidential election

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Rehearsing for war

Deep in the Californian desert, US troops are rehearsing for war

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The presidential contenders - Barack Obama

The race for US president is hotting up

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The presidential candidates - John McCain

The presidential nominees, John McCain and Barack Obama

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The desert capitalists - part one

The remarkable story of India's tiny Marwari community

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The desert capitalists - part two

The second part of a series looking at the past present and future of India Marwaris

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Is Al-Qaeda winning?

Part 1: Hearts and Minds. Owen Bennett-Jones moves from Jordan to West Point.

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Is Al-Qaeda winning?

Part 2. Investigating Al-Qaeda's raw power, its military strength.

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Is Al-Qaeda winning?

Part 3. The promises governments have made about the financial war on terror

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Is Al-Qaeda winning?

Part 4. Former Al-Qaeda sympathisers and how they are being given therapy in Saudi Arabia

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America's first principles - Thomas Jefferson

Allan Little looks back at the principles of those who founded the US

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The PR battle for the Caucasus

A report on the conflict between Georgia and Russia

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