The Documentary Episodes Episode guide
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Walls and Peace
Do separation walls and barriers work, or do they make problems worse?
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Celebrating Life at 117
Priscilla Ng’ethe joins a family celebration for her 117 year old great grandmother.
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Project Le Pen
How far has Marine Le Pen detoxified the far-right legacy of France's Front National?
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When the Shooting Stops
How Sri Lanka and Uganda have kept the peace after civil war
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Myanmar's Sex Vote
How Burmese MPs and sex workers are joining forces to improve lives
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Reflections on Terror: 50 Years Behind the Headlines
Peter Taylor reflects on his 50-year career reporting terrorism
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The Web Sheikh and the Muslim Mums
Muslim mums discuss their fears of extremist Islam influencing their children
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A Failed Revolution
Six years after protests began in Syria, Lina Sinjab explores why the revolution failed
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Horses for Courses
The glamour, graft and glory at the most important thoroughbred horse auction on earth
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Chuck Berry 1926 - 2017
Remembering Chuck Berry, a music icon who was one of the early pioneers of rock'n'roll
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It's a Dog's Life
The unique relationship between humans and dogs around the world
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Songs for the Dead
The role of Irish keeners - women who were paid to cry, wail and sing over the dead
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Breaking News
How should the media report on Donald Trump?
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Dying for a Song
The musicians from around the world who are raising their voices against repression
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World Mayor
Dorothy Thornhill, the first elected female mayor in Britain, on delivering change
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The Pull of Putin
Why do populist Western politicians want warmer relations with Russia?
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Dalida - A Life Unbearable
The story of Dalida, an Egyptian-Italian singer, who is remembered for her tragic life
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Michelle Obama: 'Black Like Me'
Has the former first lady changed how black women and girls see themselves?
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Hope Speaks Out
Meet the refugees behind the microphones on Germany’s pioneering Refugee Radio Network
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Living Water
Aboriginal people share their words, wisdom and concern for the future of water
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No Babies in Japan
As birthrates fall and its population ages, can Japan avert a demographic disaster?
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Inside Real Madrid
An exclusive behind-the-scenes analysis of the world's most valuable football club.
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The Colony
America’s lost history of eugenics through the eyes of its last remaining survivors
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Chimp Smuggling
The illegal trade in baby chimpanzees, exported as pets or to private zoos
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Atom Man
Former US Secretary of Defence William J Perry on nuclear security in our changing world
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A Little Bit Pregnant
The proposed abortion reform that has divided Malawian society
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The Friday Game
Far from family, a group of Indian migrants in Dubai become brothers on the cricket pitch
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Talking Sport - 90 Years of Commentary
The 90th anniversary of the BBC’s first radio football commentary in 1927
