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Things Fell Apart: You'll own nothing and be happy
A councillor, a Danish politician and an edible insect chef become unwitting hate figures
Greening the Hajj
What can Muslims do to reduce the enormous carbon footprint of the pilgrimage to Mecca?
Three Million: 6. Silk scarves
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Nobel Prize laureate Katalin Kariko was caught up in a Covid vaccine disinformation storm
The forgotten people of the Ravi River
We meet the people in western India cut off from the mainland by a bridgeless river
Things Fell Apart: Mikki's hero's journey
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Losing Attar
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Whose Truth?: Russia v Ukraine
Nobel laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk is documenting alleged Russian war crimes
Ukraine to Korea
How ethnic-Korean Ukrainian refugees returning to Korea are receiving a mixed welcome
Whose Truth?: Climate change denial
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Alvin Hall's other America
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The West Indies' first black captain: Sir Frank Worrell
Frank Worrell became the first full-time black captain of the West Indies cricket team
Whose Truth? Online Women Haters
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Three Million: 7. Live show
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Suicide's silent survivors
A look at the countries where it’s still a criminal offence to attempt suicide
Shaken goalposts
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Instagram’s fake guru
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The Romani holocaust: An unfinished history
The destruction of the Roma by the Nazi state and allies and their post war fate
India's Wrestling School For Girls
We look at what it takes for girls in Northern India to become wrestling heroines
The gay activists who won an Olympic-sized battle
How a small campaign group took on the all powerful Olympic organisation to force change
Las Patronas
The women helping those clinging to the train that thunders through their Mexican village
Erasing Hong Kong
Paul French explores how Hong Kong's history is being revised and erased
The Engineers: Intelligent machines
We speak to three engineers at the forefront of the 'Machine Learning: AI' revolution
Going bananas
A killer fungus known as Tropical Race 4 is ravaging banana plantations worldwide
'Indocumentados’ - America’s undocumented migrants
First-hand s of the precarious lives of America’s undocumented Latinos
Under ash: Uncovering Maui’s past
How historic mistreatment contributed to the 2023 deadly Hawaiian wildfires
The art of air pollution
Meet the creatives that are turning deadly air pollution into art, ink and jewellery
India's fight against TB
In 2018, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi set a target to eradicate TB by 2025
Invisible souls
The fishermen who say they were mistreated by a Scottish fishing company speak out
The next Paralympians
The trailblazing sports stars with a learning disability - and the barriers they face
A better start
The people finding solutions to improve the odds for premature babies
