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Uniting Mostar through Rock Music

Oha Maslo set up the Mostar Rock School to teach children in Bosnia-Herzegovina

• 16 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Hit Maker

Songwriter Guy Chambers on co-writing Robbie Williams' biggest hits

• 23 mins

Testifying Against my Parents for Love

The young Indian lovers whose relationship was condemned and ended in tragedy

• 14 mins

From 'Mouthy' to 'Wisey'

Nequela Whittaker was a sweet girl at home and a vicious gang leader on the streets

• 18 mins

My Father the FBI Fugitive

Tyler Wetherall spent her childhood keeping her dad's secret

• 22 mins

Revealing my Mother's Secret Life

Hungarian writer Andr谩s Forg谩ch finds out about his mother's double life as a spy

• 13 mins

Social Media Saved My Life

Mohammed Al Samawi was guided out of a warzone in Yemen by four strangers on social media

• 15 mins

Outlook Weekend: The School Teacher Who Couldn't Read

John Corcoran managed to keep his secret until his daughter asked for a bedtime story

• 23 mins

Mrs Sparkle: The Trauma Cleaner

Sandra Pankhurst clears up crime scenes and deep cleans for extreme hoarders

• 16 mins

The Rap Star Saved by a Nursing Home

After losing his memory 'T La Rock' forgot he was famous and had to learn to rap again

• 23 mins

Music Helped My Partner Back From Coma

Ellen Murphy played music at her partner's hospital bed to try to bring him out of a coma

• 16 mins

Not Knowing I Was Sweden's Most Wanted

Iraqi refugee Moder Magid was 22 when he was wrongly arrested on terror charges

• 15 mins

Outlook Weekend: Grizzly

Joyce Maynard had a pen pal nicknamed 'Grizzly'. Behind that name was a terrible secret.

• 26 mins

Tyler Perry: Film Star and Media Mogul

Tyler Perry went from a poor childhood in New Orleans to having his own film & TV empire

• 40 mins

'I always assumed I'd go into space'

Dr Mae Jemison became the first woman of colour to go into space in 1992

• 40 mins

How I Survived Kidnap and Rape at 14

Elizabeth Smart was kidnapped at knifepoint from her bed in 2002 and held for 9 months

• 40 mins

America's African late-night host

Trevor Noah's birth defied apartheid laws in South Africa in the 1980s

• 22 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Laws of Love

Jim and John's union changed the course of US legal history

• 26 mins

How a Nun Infiltrated Ecuador's Gangs

Nelsa Curbelo wanted to end gang violence, but had to befriend the gang members first

• 9 mins

Losing My Baby and Learning to Laugh

Stand-up comedian Lou Conran learnt to laugh again after giving birth to a stillborn baby

• 15 mins

The KGB Spy with Two Families

The remarkable double life of Jack Barsky, an undercover agent in the US

• 23 mins

Making a Bollywood Film for My Village

Gautam Singh made a Bollywood film to prove to his village that he really is a filmmaker

• 15 mins

I forgot I loved my wife

In 2016, Adam Gonzales woke up with no memory of having met his wife

• 22 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Mountain Between Us

How two climbers become connected after a fateful expedition on a mountain in Tibet

• 26 mins

How an Alien and a BMX Changed My Life

John Buultjens ended up playing the role of his violent father in a Hollywood film

• 15 mins

I Wrote an SOS Note in my Own Blood

Minor Vidal was the sole survivor of a plane crash in the Amazon rainforest

• 14 mins

The Female Hunter Tracking Boko Haram

Aisha Bakari Gombi defied expectations when she took up arms against militants

• 10 mins

I Forgive the Man Who Took Me Hostage

Geert Kruit was a young boy when gunman Tom Polnaija took him hostage in a school siege

• 17 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Voyage of Meg and Elena

The couple met online then had to battle the human and natural worlds to be together.

• 26 mins

Inspirations: Orchestra for the Dying

Jorge Bergero is a cellist who performs for people who can't make it to concert halls

• 15 mins