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Forward Thinking: Can feminism fix the internet?

Our technology dominated world is in a crisis 鈥� what are the solutions?

• 49 mins

Things Fell Apart: The most mysterious deaths

The bizarre origins of a world-altering act of violence

• 26 mins

Super-rich Swedes

Why is Sweden home to so many dollar billionaires?

• 26 mins

Twin towns

Why being a twin in Nigeria could mean life or death

• 26 mins

The Evidence: Maternal health in Malawi

Why can the process of pregnancy and childbirth still be so dangerous for women?

• 49 mins

Things Fell Apart: We're coming after you, honey

A medical scandal has world-shattering consequences

• 26 mins

Things Fell Apart: Tonight's the night, comrades

A family of Twilight fans blunder into a dreadful, real-life horror

• 26 mins

Crime and punishment in South Africa

With trust in police falling, volunteer groups have begun patrolling the streets

• 26 mins

Gaming Africa

Kobby Spiky explores the challenges for gamers and developers in Africa

• 26 mins

Labelling the world

How one manual has had a huge influence on the diagnosis of mental health conditions

• 49 mins

Things Fell Apart: Spicy Brando

A young man is arrested on the most bizarre charges

• 26 mins

Denmark's esports revolution

Why a European country has put competitive gaming on the school curriculum

• 26 mins

Shadow war: China and the West

Gordon Corera asks what approach Western powers should take to a defining challenge

• 49 mins

Things Fell Apart: Things weren't back to normal

An argument between a parent and her child during lockdown has far-reaching consequences

• 26 mins

Perfume鈥檚 dark secret

Children as young as five are picking jasmine, an ingredient used in leading perfumes

• 26 mins

Things Fell Apart: A hierarchy of trauma

A story about trauma and its ever-changing definition

• 26 mins

Things Fell Apart: You'll own nothing and be happy

A councillor, a Danish politician and an edible insect chef become unwitting hate figures

• 26 mins

Greening the Hajj

What can Muslims do to reduce the enormous carbon footprint of the pilgrimage to Mecca?

• 26 mins

Three Million: 6. Silk scarves

How the legacy of the Bengal Famine of 1943 lives on in Britain today

• 26 mins

Whose Truth?: The vaccine

Nobel Prize laureate Katalin Kariko was caught up in a Covid vaccine disinformation storm

• 17 mins

The forgotten people of the Ravi River

We meet the people in western India cut off from the mainland by a bridgeless river

• 49 mins

Things Fell Apart: Mikki's hero's journey

An unlikely culture warrior pours fuel on the fires

• 26 mins

Losing Attar

How our changing world has decimated Kannuaj's centuries old attar industry

• 26 mins

Whose Truth?: Russia v Ukraine

Nobel laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk is documenting alleged Russian war crimes

• 17 mins

Ukraine to Korea

How ethnic-Korean Ukrainian refugees returning to Korea are receiving a mixed welcome

• 26 mins

Whose Truth?: Climate change denial

Nobel Prize laureate Sir Paul Nurse wants science to guide the climate change debate

• 17 mins

Alvin Hall's other America

Alvin Hall reflects on the racial past and the divided present of Wakulla County, Florida

• 49 mins

The West Indies' first black captain: Sir Frank Worrell

Frank Worrell became the first full-time black captain of the West Indies cricket team

• 26 mins

Whose Truth? Online Women Haters

How Nobel Prize laureate Maria Ressa came under fire for doing her job.

• 17 mins

Three Million: 7. Live show

Kavita Puri, the creator and presenter of Three Million, on how the series was made

• 49 mins