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The Stalker Downstairs

German writer Dirk Kurbjuweit on how he and his family were tormented by their neighbour.

• 23 mins

I Can't Forgive Boys Who Killed My Son

Denise Fergus on how she struggled to cope after the murder of her young son James Bulger

• 22 mins

Why I Came Out as Gay on Nigerian TV

Bisi Alimi was a successful actor, but after his revelation he had to flee for his life

• 16 mins

Outlook Weekend: Astronaut Dreams

A singing spaceman, a refugee who wants to beat gravity and a cosmonaut stuck in orbit

• 26 mins

Calling a Ceasefire in Our US City

Erricka Bridgeford called a Baltimore ceasefire but could it go 72 hours without killing?

• 20 mins

The trials of Chelsea's first black player

Paul Canoville was racially abused by fans but he paved the way for future black players

• 16 mins

Fulfilling my Dad's Song Writing Dream

Suzan Felton set up a record label to produce the songs written by her late father

• 10 mins

The Girl Who Acted Before Rosa Parks

Claudette Colvin, the unsung hero of the US civil rights movement

• 16 mins

Outlook Weekend: Tick Tock

People who've been given hours or months to live - and the astonishing ways they reacted

• 27 mins

How Dickens Helped Me Survive Anorexia

Through novels Laura Freeman was able to eat again after a decade of battling anorexia

• 15 mins

How My Mum Betrayed Me

As a girl Hannah Milbrandt thought she had terminal cancer but all was not what it seemed

• 23 mins

The Double Bass Saved My Life

Chi-chi Nwanoku, founder of Europe's majority black and ethnic minority orchestra Chineke

• 17 mins

Triumph and Tragedy in a Boy Band

Former a1 boy band singer Ben Adams on life as a teen idol

• 15 mins

Outlook Weekend: Love You to Death

Stories exploring the transience of life and the immortality of love

• 27 mins

Escaping North Korea Twice

Jihyun Park was a slave bride, gave birth in secret and lived in a labour camp.

• 17 mins

The Good Luck Flag Detectives

Rex and Keiko Ziak return good luck flags to the families of fallen Japanese soldiers

• 14 mins

The Doctor Who Can Feel Your Pain

Joel Salinas is an American doctor who has a condition called mirror-touch synaesthesia

• 15 mins

The Marine and the Mongrel

Pen Farthing was a British Royal Marine when he turned his attention to animal welfare

• 11 mins

Walking in Fela Kuti's Footsteps

Seun Kuti is the son of one of Nigeria's biggest stars. He's a rising musician too.

• 13 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Songbooks

Returning music to Afghan children and the man behind Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

• 26 mins

Blind Stand-up Comedian Nidhi Goyal

The Indian comedian Nidhi Goyal on cracking jokes about disability, sex and prejudice

• 9 mins

I Applied to University from a Trench

Min Zaw Oo was a Burmese guerrilla, until a jungle epiphany led him to pursue peace

• 13 mins

Why Trapped Cave Divers Call Edd

Edd Sorenson has rescued more divers from underwater caves than anyone else on the planet

• 13 mins

Helping Homeless Women Give Birth

Memuna Sowe is Britain's midwife of the year.

• 10 mins

Outlook Weekend: In My Element

Water, fire, air and earth. Four stories of people in their element

• 26 mins

My Loneliness United 10,000 Strangers

Patrick Cakirli felt alone but has now helped thousands of people make friends in Denmark

• 12 mins

Algeria's Accidental War Photographer

Zohra Bensemra became a conflict photographer after the civil war in Algeria

• 10 mins

Promising Athlete to 'Sex Slave'

Shamere McKenzie survived a horrifying ordeal at the hands of a sex trafficker

• 22 mins

Acting My Way Out of Crime

Michael Balogun was a serial offender but is now performing on one of the UK's top stages

• 22 mins

Outlook Weekend: Going For Gold

The family that spent years searching for gold treasure and two Indian women wrestlers

• 26 mins