Bonus: Killer drug: Fentanyl in Mexico and the US

Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid made in Mexico is destroying lives in Mexico and the U.S.A.

• 53 mins

Assignment: Is Ireland’s reputation for tolerance under threat?

Tensions are rising in Ireland over the increasing number of refugees

• 27 mins

Heart and Soul: Religion in the 21st century - Buddhism (episode 3)

What does it mean to be a Buddhist today?

• 27 mins

BBC OS Conversations: Deepfake attacks

How an AI scam phone call has had a lasting effect on a family.

• 24 mins

Bonus: Sportshour at the Super Bowl Las Vegas edition

The inspirational and personal stories behind the Las Vegas Super Bowl

• 45 mins

Bonus: The Global Story

Could Taylor Swift swing the US election? – The Global Story

• 25 mins

In the Studio: Jon Foreman

Land artist Jon Foreman takes us through the creation of a new work in Pembrokeshire

• 28 mins

Reporting Greece

We investigate the increasing threats to journalists’ ability to report freely in Europe.

• 26 mins

Trending: The Mexican mayor and a deepfake scandal

How a mayor in Mexico became embroiled in a deepfake audio scandal

• 19 mins

Assignment: Tempting fate - Istanbul's earthquake dilemma

Emily Wither reports from Istanbul on the threat of an earthquake striking the city

• 28 mins

Heart and Soul: The killer's counsel

Psychiatrist Gwen Adshead reflects on her faith and working with violent offenders

• 27 mins

Bonus: HARDtalk - Alexey Navalny: The interview

Stephen Sackur interviewed Alexey Navalny in 2017.His death has been reported by Russia.

• 25 mins

BBC OS Conversations: The earthquake in Turkey and Syria – one year on

Reuniting with a family trying to rebuild their lives.

• 23 mins

Bonus: The Global Jigsaw - Does Russia’s election matter?

Putin’s re-election is certain, but there is still a lot at stake for the Kremlin

• 36 mins

World Wide Waves '24

For this year's World Radio Day, we celebrate women in community radio

• 50 mins

In the Studio: Vik Muniz

Brazilian artist Vik Muniz likes to trap and fool his audience with trickery and illusion

• 27 mins

Two Years of War: Voices from Russia

Oleg Boldyrev on how ordinary Russians are dealing with life in a country at war.

• 27 mins

Trending: The new fight for land rights

How indigenous Malaysians are using technology and social media to assert land rights

• 18 mins

Assignment: Pakistan - journalists under fire

Journalists in Pakistan speak of coming under threat for criticising the authorities

• 26 mins

Heart and Soul: Ladino - Saving Greece’s ancient Jewish language

How the language of Thessaloniki’s Jews disappeared

• 27 mins

Three Million: 1. War

The story of the Bengal Famine of 1943, where at least three million people died

• 28 mins

Three Million: 2. The cigarette tin

The escalating food crisis forces people to make life and death decisions

• 26 mins

Three Million: 3. The f-word

Famine grips Bengal, but publicly, no-one is calling it a famine

• 29 mins

Three Million: 4. The tapes

The discovery of cassette tapes that throw new light on colonial responsibility

• 31 mins

Three Million: 5. Ghosts

Three million people died in the Bengal Famine. Why are they not better remembered?

• 28 mins

BBC OS Conversations: Ukraine war babies and returning home

Giving birth during a war and returning from a safe haven abroad to conflict

• 24 mins

Bonus: Hardtalk - Defying Putin

In 2017, Alexey Navalny spoke about the risks of being a prominent critic of Putin

• 24 mins

Bonus: The Global Story

Is #Me Too finally exploding in French cinema? – The Global Story

• 25 mins

In the Studio: Claudia Piñeiro

Argentina's 'Queen of Suspense' on her latest novel

• 27 mins

Storm over a teacup

The farmers and industry leaders working to secure the identity and future of Nepali tea

• 27 mins