Coronavirus: Venezuela's hospitals
Venezuela’s hospitals are dealing with a pandemic at a time when the country is already in an economic crisis. Many hospitals don’t have running water and there are shortages of oxygen and other medic...
27 Feb 202124min
Kenya’s unhappy doctors and nurses
All over the world, frontline health workers have paid the ultimate price during the coronavirus pandemic. But in Kenya the story of one young doctor’s heroism has made headlines for all the wrong rea...
25 Feb 202126min
I am Robert Chelsea
Robert Chelsea suffered horrific burns after his stationary car was hit by a truck with a drunk driver at the wheel, in Los Angeles in 2013. He survived and went ahead with a series of demanding surgi...
23 Feb 202127min
How the Irish shaped Britain
With migration, integration and assimilation dominating much public debate, Fergal Keane explores the profound influence, over many centuries, of the Irish in Britain. Whether it is 19th Century theat...
21 Feb 202150min
Covid-19: The cost of keeping schools closed during a pandemic
With thousands of schools still closed around the world, there are increasingly urgent warnings about the impact this pandemic is having on millions of children. Ros Atkins looks at risks of reopening...
20 Feb 20219min
Coronavirus: Living in a refugee camp
Tasneem recently graduated from university. Like everyone else, her future is on hold because of coronavirus. But for Tasneem it is a particularly uncertain time, as she has been living in Jordan at o...
20 Feb 202123min
Drug-free in Norway?
Can Norwegians with psychosis benefit from radical, drug-free treatment? In a challenge to the foundations of western psychiatry, a handful of Norway’s mental health facilities are offering medication...
18 Feb 202126min
Inside the brain of Jeff Bezos
David Baker reveals the thinking and the values that made Jeff Bezos the richest man on the planet, and Amazon the most wildly successful company, even in a year when the global economy faces catastro...
16 Feb 202127min
