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My Falklands War: The woman with the white gloves

How a farmer ignored military threats and rallied her community to save injured soldiers

• 44 mins

Rufus Wainwright: My music and my mother

Born into folk music royalty, Rufus took special inspiration from his mum Kate McGarrigle

• 26 mins

The sailor and the pirate king

Indian sailor Sudeep Choudhury was kidnapped at gunpoint by pirates in the Niger Delta

• 44 mins

The man behind Mindhunter: Face to face with serial killers

John E. Douglas spent his FBI career speaking to some of America's most violent criminals

• 44 mins

The secretaries who inspired the hit movie 9 to 5

Karen Nussbaum is the co-founder of 9to5, a movement that gave rise to a box office smash

• 40 mins

Becoming 'brothers' with my guard in Guantanamo Bay

How a Mauritanian inmate and an American guard were brought together by a movie

• 44 mins

We found our baby on the subway

The couple who adopted a baby they found abandoned in a New York station

• 26 mins

The Supervet: from bullies to bionic limbs

Noel Fitzpatrick is an Irish vet who makes ground-breaking bionic limbs for injured pets

• 44 mins

Who do you think you are?

Stories of people whose identities were a mystery begging to be solved

• 44 mins

The epic Arabic poem that was born in a stable

Iraqi poet Adnan Al-Sayegh began writing Uruk's Anthem while imprisoned in a stable

• 40 mins

Discovering Stalin's million-dollar wine cellar

Wine merchant John Baker on trying to buy Josef Stalin's secret wine collection

• 44 mins

The Godfather of Hollywood sound

Walter Murch is a superstar sound designer. His ingenuity transformed cinema

• 26 mins

My music bus healing a gang divide

Justin Finlayson turned his London bus into a music studio to help at-risk young people

• 44 mins

Surviving civil war with a tracksuit and tennis racquet

Sam Jalloh, the barefoot player turned pro, coaches kids to achieve their tennis dreams

• 44 mins

The sisterhood vs the man who gave them HIV

Diane Reeve rallied together women who had contracted HIV from the same cheating lover

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After facing death row, the inmate who turned investigator

Sohail Yafat turned his miscarriage of justice into a fight for all prisoners in Pakistan

• 44 mins

The "five careers" of Bettye Lavette

Bettye Lavette was a teenage singing star. Five decades on, she's a star once more.

• 26 mins

My brother鈥檚 illness made me a 鈥渟ickle cell warrior鈥�

Tartania Brown is one of few sickle cell doctors in New York who also has the condition

• 44 mins

The family murder that launched our campaign

Brothers Luke and Ryan Hart are trying to change the conversation around domestic abuse

• 44 mins

麻豆社 Inspirations Awards 2020: finale fandango

Jo Fidgen reveals the final two winners of the 麻豆社 Inspirations Awards 2020.

• 53 mins

The tale of the countess and the little cello

How a 180-year-old miniature cello shaped the musical dreams of two American girls

• 44 mins

Elza Soares: invincible queen of samba

Singer Elza Soares survived poverty and public scandal to become a music legend in Brazil

• 26 mins

Why I made a film in which I kill my dad

When Kirsten Johnson鈥檚 dad got dementia she found an unusual way to cope

• 44 mins

My husband came back from the dead

How an accident and a case of mistaken identity changed one couple's lives forever

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Seven songs to mourn seven black men

Joel Thompson is behind a composition about the killing of black men in the USA

• 44 mins

The rebel musicians fighting India鈥檚 caste system

The Casteless Collective is a protest band who challenge caste oppression through song

• 44 mins

A descendant of chiefs: my long journey home

How Jesse Thistle, a homeless Indigenous man, found his identity and his calling

• 26 mins

The video that turned our lives upside down

When a mum hit record on her son crying she couldn't have predicted the global reaction

• 44 mins

Defending my dream cost my mother her life

Two-times US poet laureate Natasha Trethewey turned to poetry after her mother's murder

• 44 mins

I ran with the men, and changed history

Kathrine Switzer was attacked for running in the men-only 1967 Boston Marathon

• 44 mins