Hong Kong: Twenty Years On

How have the hopes and fears of Hong Kong's handover from Britain to China played out?

• 49 mins

Young in Hong Kong

The post-1997 generation of Hong Kong, how they see themselves and what makes them tick

• 26 mins

Blind Man Roams the Globe

Blind Man Roams the Globe: Marrakesh

The sounds of Marrakesh explored through the ears of a blind man

• 26 mins

Blind Man Roams the Globe

Blind Man Roams the Globe: London's Square Mile

Peter White explores the sounds and smells of London’s Square Mile

• 26 mins

Europe's Drug Wars

Irish crime journalist Paul Williams asks whether Europe’s drugs wars are out of control

• 49 mins

Macron's Quest

Who is the former banker and civil servant and how did he rise so far so fast?

• 26 mins

Give Back the Land

A white land owner and black farm workers share ownership of their land in South Africa

• 26 mins

Africa's Digital Poets

Africa's Digital Poets - Part One

How digital platforms are serving poets in Africa

• 26 mins

Africa's Digital Poets

Africa's Digital Poets - Part Two

The poets and how the digital space is influencing the way they write and perform

• 26 mins

Looking for Aunt Martha's Quilt

In 1892 Liberian farmer Martha Ann Erskine Ricks took a gift of a quilt to Queen Victoria

• 49 mins

The Jewish Queens of Bollywood

The untold story of how Jewish women became the first female superstars of Indian cinema

• 26 mins

Salam to Queen and Country

Zubeida Malik speaks to Muslim soldiers serving in the British army.

• 26 mins

Galapagos Islands: A Little World Within Itself

Sarah Darwin follows Charles Darwin’s footsteps to see the Galapagos Islands

• 49 mins

Reclaiming Karachi

Inspiring stories of change from the streets of Karachi

• 26 mins

The End of Sand

Our planet's sand reserves may be running out, with serious consequences for society

• 26 mins

If You're Going to San Francisco

In the summer of 1967, thousands of hippies descended on San Francisco

• 49 mins

Stravinsky in South Africa

Igor Stravinsky’s ground-breaking concert for a black audience at the height of apartheid

• 26 mins

Yangon Renaissance: Poets, Punks and Painters

Inside Yangon as revealed through the artists, writers and musicians hoping for change

• 26 mins

Who Decides if Gay is OK?

Why is it OK to be gay in the UK but not in Zambia?

• 49 mins

The Children of Partition

The effects of the Partition of India in 1947 on generations of Indians.

• 49 mins

Being Bisexual

Openly bisexual journalist Nichi Hodgson explores what it means to be bisexual.

• 26 mins

Hadraawi: The Somali Shakespeare

Somali life and culture through the work of poet Mohamed Ibrahim Warsame 'Hadraawi'

• 26 mins

Pakistan, Partition and the Present

Pakistan, Partition and the Present - Part One

Shahzeb Jillani explores Pakistan’s uneasy relationship with its violent history

• 26 mins

Pakistan, Partition and the Present

Pakistan, Partition and The Present, Part Two

Has Pakistan has lived up to the vision of its founder, Mohammad Ali Jinnah?

• 26 mins

Partition Voices

Partition Voices: Division

Kavita Puri hears the untold stories of those who witnessed India’s partition in 1947.

• 26 mins

Partition Voices

Partion Voices: Aftermath

Witnesses recall the aftermath of partition as former British territories were divided

• 26 mins

Venezuela - A Week In The Life Of A Country In Chaos

Examining the divided nation in the run-up to the recent Constituent Assembly vote

• 26 mins

Space 1977

Space probes Voyager One and Two still operating after 40 years in the depths of space

• 49 mins

Darkness at Noon

Examining the mythology and psychology behind solar eclipses

• 26 mins

Cassini's Last Adventure

The Cassini spacecraft will soon plunge to its death in Saturn’s toxic clouds

• 26 mins