Outlook

British comedian Francesca Martinez has cerebral palsy, but refuses to let it define her

12 Jun 2014,·55 mins

The psychiatrist in Nigeria who's inundated with patients traumatised by violence.

11 Jun 2014,·55 mins

Genesis Lubiana received $3000 for his kidney and still lives in a slum in Manila.

10 Jun 2014,·55 mins

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

09 Jun 2014,·55 mins

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

08 Jun 2014,·28 mins

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

05 Jun 2014,·55 mins

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

04 Jun 2014,·55 mins

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

03 Jun 2014,·55 mins

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

02 Jun 2014,·55 mins

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

01 Jun 2014,·28 mins

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

29 May 2014,·55 mins

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

28 May 2014,·55 mins

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

27 May 2014,·55 mins

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

26 May 2014,·55 mins

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

25 May 2014,·28 mins

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

22 May 2014,·55 mins

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

21 May 2014,·55 mins

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

20 May 2014,·55 mins

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

19 May 2014,·55 mins

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

18 May 2014,·28 mins

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

15 May 2014,·55 mins

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

14 May 2014,·55 mins

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

13 May 2014,·55 mins

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

12 May 2014,·55 mins

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

11 May 2014,·28 mins

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

08 May 2014,·55 mins

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

07 May 2014,·55 mins

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

06 May 2014,·55 mins

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

05 May 2014,·55 mins

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

04 May 2014,·28 mins