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Eòrpa Series 32 Episodes

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  1. Life after Assad

    16/18 Alasdair Fraser meets Syrians in Scotland and Germany to find out what’s next for them.

  2. Who Cares?

    15/18 Eòrpa investigates the challenges faced by the care sector in the Highlands and Islands.

  3. Eòrpa’s Archive: 2015 – Bulgaria’s Children’s Homes

    14/18 Angela MacLean’s 2015 report on the efforts to close Bulgaria’s remaining children’s homes

  4. Eòrpa’s Archive: 2016 – Ireland’s Mother and Baby Homes

    13/18 The scandal surrounding Ireland’s former homes for unmarried mothers and their children.

  5. After the Storm

    12/18 The lasting legacy of the 2005 storm that hit Uist.

  6. Eòrpa: 2024

    11/18 Annabel Maclennan revisits Eòrpa’s reports from the past year

  7. Eòrpa’s Archive: 2021 – Assisted Dying

    10/18 Andrew MacKinnon’s 2021 report on the debate around proposed assisted dying legislation.

  8. Recovery

    9/18 BBC journalist Ruairidh Maciver’s 2024 film, marking 10 years of sobriety. (R)

  9. Romania’s Vanishing Forests

    8/18 Annabel Maclennan investigates illegal logging in Romania.

  10. The ‘White Gold’ Rush/Cabhag an ‘Òir Ghil‘

    7/18 Andreas Wolff is in Portugal and Czechia where large-scale lithium mining is due to begin

  11. Eòrpa: Suas leis a’ Ghàidhlig

    6/18 Eileen Macdonald investigates the state of the Gaelic language.

  12. Eòrpa’s Archive: 2005 - The Beslan Siege

    5/18 Shona Henderson 2005 report from Beslan in Russia, months after the deadly school siege

  13. Eòrpa’s Archive: 2009 - The Russo-Georgian War

    4/18 Iain Macinnes’ report from Georgia in the months after 2008’s Russo-Georgian war

  14. Eòrpa’s Archive: 2021 - The Infected Blood Scandal

    3/18 Suzie Roberts’ 2021 report, meeting others affected by the infected blood scandal

  15. Na Canàraich a’ cur Thairis?/Canaries at the Limit?

    2/18 Ailean Beaton reports from the Canary Islands about mass tourism.

  16. Nagorno-Karabakh

    1/18 Annabel Maclennan reports from Armenia and meets people displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh.