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Love in the Aftermath of War

Two American veterans on how their relationship survived brain injury and PTSD.

• 55 mins

My Fight for Prisoners' Rights

Juliet Lyon is head of the Prison Reform Trust, a UK-based charity.

• 55 mins

Cécile Kyenge: Italy's First Black Cabinet Minister

Cécile Kyenge on her journey from the DRC to high political office in Italy.

• 55 mins

Prejudice, Thrillers and Reggae

Italy's first black cabinet minister Cécile Kyenge, writer David Baldacci, Ziggy Marley

• 28 mins

Desmond Tutu: Family and Forgiveness

Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter Mpho talk about reconciliation and compassion

• 55 mins

Getting News from the Nuba Mountains

Journalist Ahmed Khatir reports on the forgotten conflict in Sudan's Nuba Mountains

• 55 mins

Saving Egypt's Treasures

Egyptian archaeologist Monica Hanna risks her life to save the world's oldest treasures

• 55 mins

Italy MP: I Feel Guilty for Surviving

Antonio Boccuzzi has campaigned for work safety since surviving a notorious factory fire

• 55 mins

Forgiveness, Treasures and Guitars

Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter Mpho, Egyptian antiquities and books on wheels

• 28 mins

Frieda Hughes: The Trouble With Death

Daughter of renowned poets Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath on carving her own path in life

• 55 mins

Face of Typhoon Appeal - What Happened Next

The boy who became the defining image of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines

• 55 mins

CAR Priest Sheltering 1,000 Muslims

Father Justin Nary is offering refuge in his church in the Central African Republic.

• 55 mins

My Murdered Mentor Harvey Milk

How Cleve Jones became a friend of the US's first openly gay elected official Harvey Milk

• 55 mins

Poets, Cartoonists and Elephants

Poet Freida Hughes; Sudanese political cartoonist; playing piano to elephants

• 28 mins

Michelle Knight: Held Captive for 11 Years

The harrowing and ultimately uplifting story of being imprisoned by Ariel Castro in Ohio

• 55 mins

No Rest From Everest

The Sherpa buried in ice, who's pledged to go back up the mountain

• 55 mins

I Met my Torturer in Government

Human rights campaigner Loretta Rosales on meeting her torturer in the Filipino Congress

• 55 mins

My Son Was Killed By Boko Haram

Laura McManus' son, Christopher, was kidnapped by Islamist militants in Nigeria in 2011

• 55 mins

Survivors and Performers.

Michelle Knight: kidnapped, abused but now free. Plus a pianist, an actor and a Sherpa.

• 28 mins

Chained Up in a Dark Room in Somalia

Canadian Amanda Lindhout was tortured and abused when she was held hostage for 460 days

• 55 mins

Leading Femen: The Topless Protesters

Ukrainian Inna Shevchenko leads Femen, the movement famous for its topless protests

• 55 mins

My Amazing Underwater Rescue

Nigerian ship's cook Harrison Okene was trapped for nearly three days in an air bubble

• 55 mins

I Said Sorry To My Daughter's Killer

South Africans Ginn Fourie and Letlapa Mphahlele and their message of reconciliation

• 55 mins

Rescues, forgiveness and Baltic pants

I survived three days in an air bubble; forgiving my daughter's killer; India's postmen

• 28 mins

Ashamed by Workers’ Living Conditions

Emdadul Islam, boss of a Bangladeshi garment factory, goes to see how his workers live

• 55 mins

Fallujah at War: The Doctor Who Stayed

Ahmed Shami is chief doctor at the main hospital in the conflict-ridden city of Fallujah

• 55 mins

Extremists Burnt My Books

Father Ibrahim Sarrouj, the Greek Orthodox priest whose bookshop was attacked in Lebanon

• 55 mins

Alex Zanardi: Racing Again

Ex-F1 driver Alex Zanardi lost his legs in a crash - now he's racing again

• 55 mins

Tennis Dad, Poets and Violins

Bangladesh factory owner shocked by workers' lives. Plus how to raise tennis champions

• 28 mins

My Father Never Stopped Looking For Me

Murayo was separated from her father in Somalia in 1994, but they have now been reunited

• 55 mins