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Child Refugee to Liberian Police Chief

Gregory Coleman on the challenges of keeping Monrovia safe during the chaos of Ebola.

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Back to the Mountain That Killed Mum

Julie Tullis died after climbing K2. Her son travelled to the mountain in her memory.

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Outlook Weekend: Fateful Attractions

Fateful Attractions: Mum who died climbing K2, love story that shook Russian sports

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'I'm Sorry for Racist Bomb Attack'

Stefaans Coetzee was a racist killer in South Africa, he's now searching for forgiveness.

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Undercover in Colombian Drug Cartel

Robert Mazur infiltrated drug lord Pablo Escobar's criminal organisation.

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I Dressed as a Boy to go to School

To overcome the Taliban's ban on girls' education, Zahra disguised herself for six years

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'If I cried the River Nile, let it be'

Kujiek Kuajien was reunited with his mother in South Sudan after 16 years

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Outlook Weekend: Criminal Minds

Inside the mind of a criminal: a repentant bomber and a reformed armed robber

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The Bullfighter who Switched Sides

Colombian 脕lvaro M煤nera was a matador until his life changed in horrific circumstances

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'They Haunt Me, Day and Night'

Dr Nagham Hasan has been helping Yazidi women and girls who've escaped from IS militants

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Reuniting Families with Lost War Medals

A soldier's quest to reunite lost war medals with their rightful owners

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The Man Behind Japan's Music Scandal

Takashi Niigaki secretly composed some of Japan's most successful symphonies

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Outlook Weekend: The Power of Things

How a simple object can reveal secrets, change minds and break hearts

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Disney's Legendary Songwriter

Oscar-winning composer Richard M. Sherman reflects on a lifetime of music

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Friends with Man who Tried to Kill Me

The Colombian man who became friends with the Farc commander who almost killed him

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Mother to 20,000 Children

Marguerite Barankitse, "the Angel of Burundi", on adopting children displaced by war.

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I Survived a River Exorcism

Nuzo Onoh's mother arranged an exorcism for her when she was just 13

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Outlook Weekend: Shelter

Stories of desperately seeking, painfully losing and courageously providing shelter

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Risking My Life For a Kiss

Actor John Kani took the risky decision to play Othello in apartheid South Africa

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My Friend, James Foley, Beheaded by IS

Brian Oakes on reclaiming the legacy of journalist James Foley who was killed in Syria

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Australia's Pioneering Aboriginal MP

Linda Burney is the one of Australia's first Aboriginal members of parliament

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Kite Runner Actor: Why I Had to Flee

Ahmad Khan Mahmoodzada was forced to leave Afghanistan after a controversial film scene

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Outlook Weekend: Afterlives

Nigerian ghosts, living on as a vinyl record and surviving a near-death experience

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Nurse Who Adopted an Ebola Orphan

Donnell Tholley took in the child of a woman who died in his Sierra Leone Ebola clinic

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From Drug Dealer to Falconer

Rodney Stotts says his life of crime and drug abuse was turned around by birds of prey

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The Parkour Pioneer of Kashmir

Zahid Shah gives young people a sense of freedom through street gymnastics.

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Taking on my stabbed son's work

Pastor Lorraine Jones runs a boxing gym in memory of her son who was killed in 2014

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Outlook Weekend: A Way Out

Three stories about people looking for a way out of a desperate situation.

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Making a Movie for Saddam Hussein

Behind the scenes on a troubled Iraqi epic with film producer Lateif Jorephani

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'I Call This the Year of Dead Eyes'

Dr Tariq Qureshi is a Kashmiri eye doctor treating those injured in recent violence

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