Secrets of the Peace Prize
Inside the room where the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize is picked. A committee spends six months discussing hundreds of nominees before the latest Nobel Laureate is announced. In Norway, Matt Pickle...
4 Loka 201828min
The “Tropical Trump" topping the polls in Brazil
Jair Bolsonaro, the front-runner in Brazil’s presidential election, is famously tough on crime and infamous for his unashamedly controversial comments. Katy Watson meets supporters of the man drawing ...
29 Syys 201828min
Fighting Ebola in DR Congo
In parts of the country health workers rely on armoured vehicles and a military escort in order to deliver much-needed vaccines. Olivia Acland reports from Beni where this kind of fieldwork was briefl...
27 Syys 201829min
From Our Home Correspondent 23/09/2018
. In the latest programme of the monthly series, Mishal Husain introduces dispatches from journalists and writers around the United Kingdom that reflect the range of contemporary life in the country. ...
23 Syys 201828min
The Return of Jacob Zuma?
As investigators continue their trawl for evidence of corruption and state capture during Jacob Zuma’s time in office, others are said to be plotting his return to power. Politics in South Africa is n...
22 Syys 201829min
A Syrian Radio Drama
Radio Alwan is an independent radio station that has been entertaining the people of Syria with dramas, phone-ins and their very own version of Woman's Hour since 2014 - as well as providing an indepe...
15 Syys 201829min
The Yazidis Still Missing In Iraq
Some are buried in mass graves; others are still in the hands of Islamic State militants. Kate Adie introduces stories from Iraq, Chile, India, Colombia, and Sweden: Four years since IS swept through ...
8 Syys 201828min
Brainwashing, Legal Brothels and Hair Transplants
Is China trying to brainwash Muslim Uyhgurs? Kate Adie introduces stories and insights from correspondents around the world: John Sweeney meets two men who say they fled China after seeing inside a ’...
1 Syys 201828min
