BBC World Service - Outlook

From Drug Dealer to Falconer

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Stories of desperately seeking, painfully losing and courageously providing shelter

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

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