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Photographing Martin Luther King and His Family

Moneta Sleet, the first African American to win a Pulitzer Prize for journalism.

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The Omagh Bombing

In August 1998, 29 people died in a massive car bombing in Omagh, Northern Ireland.

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When TV Came To South Africa

Apartheid South Africa finally launched the country's first TV service in 1976.

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The Invention of Instant Noodles

The creation in 1958 of a new product that would revolutionise mealtimes worldwide.

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The Gladbeck Hostage Crisis

A bank robbery, a three-day car chase and a journalist who got too close to the story.

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Prague Spring

The student who appealed for the world's help when Soviet tanks invaded Czechoslovakia

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USSR Wages War on Alcohol

Sales of alcohol in the USSR were limited in 1985 in a bid to fight drunkenness.

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Baba of Karo

The groundbreaking autobiography of a woman who grew up in 19th century Nigeria

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Hitler's Architect

Albert Speer was Hitler's architect. We talk to a journalist who interviewed him.

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Benidorm

The story of the mayor who created one of the world's biggest holiday resorts.

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Hitler's League Of German Girls

An elderly German recalls her years as a leader in the Hitler Youth for girls.

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The Lake Nyos Disaster

The mysterious death of villagers and livestock in north-western Cameroon

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The Mine Disaster That Devastated Post-War Italy

How an accident at Marcinelle in Belgium killed more than 100 Italian migrant workers.

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Surviving the "Death Railway"

A prisoner of war describes the deadly conditions building the bridge over the River Kwai

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The First MRI Scan

Dr Raymond Damadian attempted the first magnetic resonance scan of a human body.

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The Battle for Brick Lane

In 1978 the racist murder of a young Bengali galvanised an immigrant community in London.

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Living Under Gaddafi

A military coup in Libya in September 1969 brought Muammar Gaddafi to power.

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From Leningrad to St Petersburg

In a hugely symbolic act Leningrad returned to its historic name of St Petersburg in 1991

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WWI: The Hundred Days Offensive

First-hand accounts of the Allied offensive that finally brought the bloody war to an end

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The Ship that Dumped America's Waste

How campaigners fought to stop the 'Khian Sea' from off-loading tons of US waste abroad

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Appeasement

In September 1938 Neville Chamberlain tried to negotiate with Hitler over Czechoslovakia.

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The Killing of Steve Biko

The brutal death in custody of the anti-Apartheid activist in September 1977.

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How I Survived a Fire on a Plane

One young man was the only passenger to survive a fire on a plane - find out how.

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The Truth About Crop Circles

Thought to be left by UFOs the phenomena was resolved when two men came forward in 1991.

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The Fifteen Guinea Special

The train signaled the end of the steam age on Britain's main-line rail network in 1968

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The Cuban Five

The case of five Cuban spies arrested in Miami in September 1998

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The Arnhem Parachute Drop

In 'Operation Market Garden' thousands of Allied troops parachuted into Nazi-held Holland

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The Battle of Algiers

The film that tells the true story of the Algerians' fight for their capital Algiers

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Brazil's Nuclear Accident

Hundreds of people were contaminated when a disused radiotherapy machine was scrapped.

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The South African Army In Lesotho

South Africa sent 600 soldiers into Lesotho to quell political unrest in September 1998

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