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Natalie Cole: Drugs Nearly Killed Me

Natalie Cole, the daughter of Nat King Cole, speaks about life after drugs

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'Mayor' of Zaatari

The UN aid-worker in charge of more than 100,000 Syrian refugees at camp Zaatari

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Chong Kim: Sold for Sex in the USA

Chong Kim was sold into the sex trade aged 18 by the man she thought of as her boyfriend

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Wrongly Accused of Terrorism

The innocent British Muslim placed under virtual house arrest for two years for terrorism

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Gay Mum: Why I'm leaving Russia

Masha Gessen, prominent Russian gay rights activist on being forced to leave the country

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Undercover Cop: I Became a Hooligan

How policeman James Bannon became a hooligan to infiltrate a notorious 1980s football gang

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'Death Row Couple' Find Love

How former death row inmates Sunny Jacobs and Peter Pringle met and fell in love

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I Was the Fastest Man in the World

Canadian Donovan Bailey broke the 100 metres world record at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics

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Chinese Quake Amputee Joins Rescue

Dancer Liao Zhi lost her legs in the 2008 Sichuan earthquake and now helps other victims

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Monica Seles: My Life After Tennis

Former tennis star Monica Seles on life after tennis and finding a new passion for writing

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A New Life for Trafficked Girls

Meet Aloka Mitra, the West Bengal woman dedicated to rescuing women trafficked for sex

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I Blew Whistle on Army Deaths

The US soldier who brought justice to an Iraqi family murdered by his comrades

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Breaking Silence Over 'Honour Killing'

Sarbjit Kaur Athwal who brought the murderers of her sister-in-law to justice

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Jailed Tiananmen Poet

Liao Yiwu was imprisoned because of poetry inspired by the Tiananmen Square protests

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'Like Hell': Quebec oil-train inferno

Canadian Raymond Lafontaine fought the fire which killed three members of his family

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Hunting Child Pornographers

Former police officer Jim Gamble on his mission to catch and convict paedophiles

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Omid Djalili: British-Iranian Comedian

The controversial comic who makes jokes about sexism, suicide bombers and Al Qaida

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TV Show Tests North Korean Stereotypes

How a popular TV show in South Korea is changing prejudices about North Korean defectors

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Somali Refugee Turned TV Journalist

Jamal Osman fled Somalia, became a London cabbie, and is now an award-winning journalist

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US Family's Shipwreck

How one US family's dream sailing holiday turned into a nightmare

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Toxic Childhood Beside a Nuclear Plant

Kristen Iversen grew up next to the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons facility in Colorado

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Why We Forgave our Brother's Killer

The South African siblings who decided to forgive the man who murdered their brother

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A Selfish Journey?

Why David Harris-Gershon met the family of the man who tried to kill his wife

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Helen Newlove: The voice of the victim

The British woman who's devoted her life to campaigning for the rights of victims

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Dhaka Factory: Cost of Saving Lives

The emotional toll on the rescuers at Rana Plaza factory disaster in Bangladesh

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'Gorillas taught me to be human'

Dawn Prince-Hughes has Asperger's Syndrome and says that copying gorillas made her human

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'Nuns told me I was mentally ill'

As a child, Clarina Duguay was wrongly diagnosed as mentally incompetent.

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'I'll Defeat Guinea Worm, Then Retire'

US doctor Donald Hopkins has made it his life's work to eradicate Guinea worm from Africa

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Liberia's "Iron Lady"

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia on why she is known as "Africa's Iron Lady"

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Hassan al-Amin: I fled Libya twice

Hassan al-Amin opposed Gaddafi from exile but has now been forced into exile a second time

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