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My Body Made Me Famous

Artist Alison Lapper was born with no arms. A naked statue of her made her famous.

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Undercover In Saudi Arabia

Saudi reporter Safa Al Ahmad on how being a woman helped her film protesters undetected

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Mending Minds, Statues and Trombones

Afghanistan's mind doctor, the artist who became a statue and Trombone Shorty

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"The Innocent Man"

Michael Morton spent 25 years in prison wrongly accused of murdering his wife

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Helping Paralysed People in Bangladesh

Valerie Taylor has created the biggest spinal injuries hospital in Bangladesh

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My Father's Helicopter Was Shot Down

Azeri journalist Sevinj Osmanqizi has been investigating her father's death

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Pregnant Woman Who Swam to Hospital

Yellavva Balappa braved a monsoon-swollen river in southwest India to reach hospital

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Wrongly Jailed, Skating Cop and Snakes

Wrongly jailed for murder: rebuilding a life and a skateboarding cop and a snake rescuer

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They Call Me 'The God of Sight'

Doctor Sanduk Ruit performs eye operations in rural Nepal, restoring sight to thousands

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Stalked By My Ex-Boyfriend

Alison Hewitt and family suffered a campaign of terror. Her parents' home was set on fire

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A Baby Elephant in my Cockpit

The pilot who stumbled across an elephant massacre and rescued a baby elephant

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I Was Targeted by Neo-Nazis

Mo Asumang, the German TV presenter who was named in a racist Neo-Nazi hate song

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A Flying Elephant and the God of Sight

Flying elephants, Nepal's 'God of Sight' and Ukraine's paralympian training in a warzone

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"I Escaped DRC Jail Dressed as a Woman"

Marc-Antoine Vumilia - jailed for allegedly plotting to kill former DRC President

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Shaping America's Top Tennis Player

Richard Williams, the father of tennis champions Serena and Venus Williams

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Lost in the Sahara Desert

Mauro Prosperi is a marathon runner who got lost in the Sahara desert

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My Father the Bomb-Plotter

Zak Ebrahim: my father plotted the first attack on the World Trade Centre in 1993

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My Extremist Father, and Daredevils

Coming to terms with my extremist father. Plus daredevils and Brazil's greatest art space

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Music Saved me From the Killing Fields

Arn Chorn Pond's musical skills enabled him to survive the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia

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Kathy Reichs: Reading Bones

Best-selling novelist and forensic scientist Kathy Reichs, on telling stories from bones

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I Was a North Korean Prison Guard

Ahn Myung-chul defected to South Korea after his own family were targeted by the regime

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Gunmen Won't Stop Indian Eco Activist

Eco-campaigner Ramesh Agrawal describes how he took on gunmen who were sent to kill him

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Bone Tales, and North Korean Prisons

Thriller writer on the stories bones tell. Plus ex-North Korean prison guard: Why I Fled

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Hunting Rwanda's Genocide Fugitives

Husband and wife team tracking Rwandan genocide suspects who are hiding in France

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My Dream Job Almost Killed Me

The foreign correspondent speaking out about mental health after two suicide attempts

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Photographing Abu Ghraib's Detainees

The American photographer who captured very different images of Abu Ghraib detainees

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Buried Alive in Nigeria Church Collapse

Talu Tshiwandimoni was trapped in rubble for 14 hours before being rescued

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Survival, Wheels, Justice

Surviving suicide; hunting Rwanda's genocide fugitives; re-inventing the wheel.

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Caring for Yazidis in Northern Iraq

The Kurdish doctor caring for refugees fleeing from Islamic State militants

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Football Saved me from Rwanda Genocide

The Rwandan goalkeeper protected by his fans during the genocide 20 years ago

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