Internet Dreamers - Part One

The dreamers who invented the Internet, what motivated the dream and what drives it now?

• 28 mins

Olympic Myths - Part One

The story of the revival of the Olympic games - a dream realised by Pierre de Coubertin

• 27 mins

Olympic Myths - Part Two

What were the ancient Olympic Games like - compared to the first modern Olympics?

• 27 mins

I Have a Right - War

Whose rights are worth going to war for - in the Balkans, Kosovo and Chechnya?

• 28 mins

I Have a Right - Food

The state of poverty in the US, the richest country in the world

• 28 mins

I Have a Right - Justice

Why are ordinary people in Colombia under threat of injustice and violence?

• 28 mins

Seeds of Contention - Part One

How the world could benefit from genetically modified crops

• 26 mins

Seeds of Contention - Part Two

Potential impact of genetically modified crops on the environment and biodiversity

• 26 mins

The Road to Refuge

What happens to asylum seekers who arrive in the West?

• 28 mins

The Road to Refuge

Donor fatigue and other threats to refugee protection worldwide

• 28 mins

The Road to Refuge

What should the world do about refugees, whether through war, drought or disease?

• 28 mins

History of Race - Part One

How ideas of the notion of race and colour developed from the 7th Century onwards

• 27 mins

History of Race - Part Two

Slavery's role in the history of race

• 27 mins

History of Race - Part Three

How did thinking shift from the abolition of slavery to the scientific racism?

• 27 mins

Gene Pioneers - Part One

Molecular geneticist Maxine Singer talks about DNA research and genetic manipulation

• 28 mins

Gene Pioneers - Part Two

How Francis Collins and John Sulston got involved in the Human Genome Project

• 28 mins

Gene Pioneers - Part Three

Molecular biologist Inda Vermer talks about gene therapy

• 28 mins

Workers Without Frontiers - Factory Workers

A look at the lives of migrant Mexican workers in El Paso, Texas

• 28 mins

Workers Without Frontiers - Nurses

Nurses from developing countries can earn a good salary in the West

• 28 mins

Workers Without Frontiers - International Business

What drives international business people to work away from their home countries?

• 28 mins

Workers Without Frontiers - Call Centres

The international nature of call centres - and the growth industry in India

• 28 mins

My Fellow Countrymen - Chile

How the Armed forces staged the military coup of 1973

• 28 mins

My Fellow Countrymen - Ghana

The motivations behind the military coup d'etat in Ghana, Africa

• 28 mins

My Fellow Countrymen - Pakistan

How do army men behave in political office and can they make good politicians?

• 28 mins

My Fellow Countrymen - Bolivia

Bolivia has had more coups than any other country

• 28 mins

Faith and the State - Egypt

Mike Wooldridge explores the relationship between faith and state in Egypt

• 28 mins

Faith and the State - India

Mike Wooldridge explores secularism, Hinduism and Islam in India

• 28 mins

Faith and the State - Russia

How the Russian Orthodox church is losing its way in post-Communist Russia

• 28 mins

Long Train to Lublin

Ernst Krombach's journey from Dusseldorf to a death camp in Lublin, Poland in 1942

• 27 mins

One Night in Gibraltar

General Władysław Sikorski and the controversy surrounding his death in an air crash

• 27 mins