The Power and the Passion - Part Four
With the World Cup underway, many fans will be avidly debating the fate of their nations in the tournament, but it is at domestic level where football has the most support. Follow David Goldblatt as h...
28 Jun 201023min
Home from Home Part One
How does one's family history alter one's sense of sefl? Nihal Arthanayake - a successful London DJ - travels to Sri Lanka to find out more about his maternal grandfather, a lawyer and politician who ...
25 Jun 201022min
Assignment: Spain's Hard Times
Pascale Harter reports from Spain for Assignment to see how families there are coping with record unemployment as the government slashes public spending to cope with its massive budget deficit. As sh...
24 Jun 201023min
Tiger v Dragon: The Power of the Poor (part one)
Mukul Devichand explores the rising Asian giants, China and India. In the churn and tumult of India and China's rapid economic growth, which country has done more to lift the lives of its hundreds of ...
23 Jun 201023min
The Power and the Passion - Part Three
With the World Cup underway, many fans will be avidly debating the fate of their nations in the tournament, but it is at domestic level where football has the most support. Follow David Goldblatt as h...
21 Jun 201023min
Aung San Suu Kyi: Freedom from Fear
Aung San Suu Kyi leads the pro-democracy movement in Burma. She has been under house arrest for 17 years. A personal look at the woman behind the political icon.
18 Jun 201023min
South Africa's Path to Freedom - Part Two
Nobel Prize-winning Nigerian author Wole Soyinka travels to South Africa to assess the past and present of the rainbow nation through the eyes of its finest writers. How has the post-Apartheid nation ...
16 Jun 201021min
The Power and the Passion - Part Two
With the World Cup underway, many fans will be avidly debating the fate of their nations in the tournament, but it is at domestic level where football has the most support. Follow David Goldblatt as h...
14 Jun 201023min
