15 minutes from South Sudan
Anna Foster reports from South Sudan, on the famine gripping parts of eastern Africa.
6 Apr 201715min
5 live Daily: David Miliband
Former Foreign Secretary David Miliband speaks to Emma Barnett about foreign aid and why he grieves for labour.
5 Apr 201720min
How you will remember Martin McGuinness? Peacemaker or paramilitary?
Stephen Nolan asks if you will remember the former IRA leader turned politician for his achievements in the Northern Ireland peace process or as one of the men who led the IRA?
21 Mar 201750min
15 minutes from Europe
Chris Warburton explores the European view of Brexit, reporting from five different countries. He speaks to people in Germany, Norway, Amsterdam, Valencia and Paris.
21 Mar 201715min
15 minutes from Sousse...
BBC Radio 5 live reporter Nick Garnett first visited Sousse in the aftermath of the terror attack in 2015.The mass shooting by a gunman in the resort left 38 people dead, including 30 British holidaymakers.A year-and-a-half on he returns to Tunisia to see how the resort of Sousse has changed, and how the events have affected people living there.
2 Mar 201715min
15 minutes from the White House
Anna Foster reports from Washington at the inauguration of the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. She spoke to Americans at the Inaugural Concert at Lincoln Memorial the night before, many had traveled from all over the country to see the event and support their new President. She also heard from those who are opposed to Trump's presidency and who were intended to march in protest.This podcast is taken from reports across 5 live on Friday 20th January 2017,
21 Jan 201715min
Your Call: Why don't we talk about mental health?
Your calls and views on mental health, the government's promise to improve mental health support at every stage of life.
9 Jan 201745min
Looking for Life
2016 was the deadliest year ever for migrants trying to reach Europe. More than 3,000 people died trying to cross from Libya to Italy. BBC Radio 5 live's Lucy Grey reflects on the 12 days she spent broadcasting live from a search and rescue ship as it pulled nearly 400 people from the sea near the Libyan coast. She hears harrowing descriptions of rape and brutality, families separated by gunfire as they try to flee the people-smugglers, and hears the story of a heavily pregnant mother who set out on this incredibly risky journey.
1 Jan 201749min
