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The Bombardment of Homs

A special report from Paul Wood on the four harrowing days he spent under fire in Homs.

• 25 mins

A Family Business

Mair Bosworth looks at conflict between generations in a small family business in London.

• 25 mins

The Battle for Egypt

A year after the fall of President Mubarak of Egypt, what happened to the revolution?

• 23 mins

English In The East

Episode 1

English has been the dominant global language but is it the language of the future in Asia

• 23 mins

English In The East

Episode 2

English has been the dominant global language but is it the language of the future in Asia

• 23 mins

Life In Many Voices

Experiences of patients and medical staff whose lives converge in a Jerusalem Eye Hospital

• 25 mins

African Perspective: The Dream Ö÷²¥´óÐã

Meet the Kenyan woman who has opened her home to 49 orphaned children.

• 25 mins

The Bizarre and Influential World of Alice Cooper

A profile of musician Alice Cooper - how has he shaped rock performance around the globe?

• 25 mins

Torture By Music

Ruhal Ahmed spent two years in Guantanamo Bay, where he was repeatedly tortured with music

• 25 mins

The Pink Certificate

Why homosexual men are not allowed to be conscripted into the Turkish army.

• 23 mins

Europe's Choice

1989: Reshaping Europe

Allan Little looks at the transformation of Europe following the fall of the Berlin Wall.

• 23 mins

Europe's Choice

Breaking the Pact

Allan Little looks at the failure to enforce the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact.

• 23 mins

Europe's Choice

Deeper Not Wider

Allan examines new resentments and divisions within the EU exposed by the crisis.

• 23 mins

The Secret Policemen

Secrecy for Catholic police officers in Northern Ireland can be a life or death situation.

• 25 mins

The War Over Syria

Barbara Plett investigates how the fighting in Syria might reshape the Middle East.

• 23 mins

Neon Cowboy

Writer Bart Bull explores the extraordinary story of the Neon Cowboy.

• 25 mins

The School To Prison Pipeline

How the heavy hand of the law in some US schools is criminalising the very young.

• 23 mins

The Strange World of the People's Mujahedin

The People's Mujahedin of Iran - terrorists, victims or Iranian government-in-waiting?

• 55 mins

Global Perspectives: Chatsworth - A Chance For Change

The bitter taste of 'sugars' and the addicts' chance for change.

• 25 mins

Soap Operas - Art Imitating Life

Episode 1

Exploring the notion that soap operas shape societies in subtle but profound ways.

• 25 mins

Soap Operas - Art Imitating Life

Episode 2

Exploring the notion that soap operas shape societies in subtle but profound ways.

• 25 mins

Nigerian Crossroads

Nigeria at a Crossroads

Can this huge, complicated country become the pioneer for Africa? Mark Doyle investigates

• 23 mins

Nigerian Crossroads

24/04/2012 GMT

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

• 23 mins

Sporting Chances

Episode 1

Farayi Mungazi looks at the close links between sport and national identity in South Su...

• 25 mins

Episode 2

Investigating global developments, issues and affairs.

• 25 mins

Danger In The Download

Episode 1

Ed Butler assesses the growing threats in cyberspace from hackers and cyber weapons.

• 23 mins

Danger In The Download

Episode 2

Ed Butler asks if the net's architecture and governance is still fit for purpose?

• 23 mins

Danger In The Download

Episode 3

In the final episode Ed Butler asks what governments can do to protect the internet.

• 23 mins

Ziggy Changed My Life

The 40th anniversary of The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spider from Mars.

• 25 mins

The Royal Visit

Episode 1

Why did the Queen visit Ghana in 1961, when the country had only just gained independence?

• 25 mins