Â鶹Éç

Keeping faith: How prayers helped me find my mother

François d’Adesky was seven when he was separated from his mother at Bujumbura airport

• 40 mins

Rescuing my twin, the famous artist we might never have known

Separated at seven, it took decades for Joyce and Judith Scott to be reunited

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: Boy lama, separated families and reunion joy

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

The Lost Boy: A never-ending journey, part 1

As a survivor of Sudan's civil war, Salva Dut's will to keep going has taken him far

• 40 mins

The Lost Boy: A never-ending journey, part 2

Salva Dut returns to Sudan to find his dad and decides to get clean water to his village

• 40 mins

The tech whizz-kid building apps to save his family from debt

At 12 Michael Sayman was the family’s main breadwinner, keeping their chicken shop afloat

• 40 mins

The child refugee and the big red bicycle

How a stranger’s small act of kindness had a giant impact on a young girl without a home

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: Lost boys, teen tech star and the red bike

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? Secrets for surviving solitary

How a pair of pink trousers were used to pass messages in an Iranian jail

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? Love, stars and a travelling telescope

How Susan Murabana travelled to Kenya to see a solar eclipse and met the love of her life

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? Learning to love after leaving a cult

Werner and Katharina grew up in a German commune sealed off from the outside world

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? My journey to meet my birth parents

Darragh decided to trace his birth dad – who didn’t even know he existed – in Trinidad

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: Love under the stars, finding dad and surviving solitary

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? Why I advertised for a dad

Georgie Codd never had a dad, so she started a search for the ideal father figure

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? Rebel radio, part 1

Carlos’ mission is to create a clandestine radio station during El Salvador’s civil war

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? Rebel radio, part 2

Carlos has become El Salvador’s voice of resistance after launching Radio Venceremos

• 40 mins

Is Anybody Out There? I feared rejection and found an ally

‘Ellen’ discovered a secret bond with her mother after a bombshell revelation

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: Rebel radio, the ‘dadvert’ and a kitchen revelation

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

Secret superstar: the making of drag queen Yvie Oddly

Yvie’s journey from pain and shame to stardom on Ru Paul’s Drag Race

• 40 mins

Nemonte Nenquimo: Love and battle in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Nemonte Nenquimo is an indigenous leader from Ecuador fighting to protect the rainforest

• 40 mins

Teenage girls 1, 'old men' 0

How Copa 71, the first women’s World Cup, took on football’s 'old men'

• 40 mins

Mum said I was mad for joining the police – was she right?

Nusrit Mehtab became one of the few brown, Muslim women in the Metropolitan Police

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: Jungle love, undercover cop, queen of drag

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

The hungry boy who devoted his life to muscle

Gilbert Alaskadi was sick of being bullied; he wanted to be invincible

• 40 mins

John Chiti: 'It was a shock - they'd never seen a person with albinism in the limelight'

How Zambian singer John Chiti is changing perspectives on albinism

• 40 mins

I became a millionaire but felt empty inside

Gary Stevenson on why he became a campaigner against wealth inequality

• 40 mins

The singer from the Ural Mountains who became an opera star

How the 'singer in the village' became the world's 'go-to Carmen'

• 40 mins

Outlook Mixtape: Big money, land of honey, and tiny pants

Your bonus edition with the stories we love this week

• 40 mins

The pianist who plays classical music for retired elephants

How a 50th birthday wish led Paul Barton to play classical music for retired elephants

• 40 mins

'That's the stupid girl' The scoop that almost destroyed me

In 1998 Finnish journalist Johanna Aatsalo published a story that made her a hate figure

• 40 mins