Can Egypt survive being 'free and corrupt'?
6 Mins read
Exploring the present and future of Egypt, looking at new start-up firms that aim to fight poverty and encourage better education.
Paving the way for LGBT refugees
12 Mins read
We meet Aloysius Ssali, an LGBT refugee whose personal experience led him to set up the Say It Loud Club.
Under the roof of a hoarder
8 Mins read
The mental health disorder putting a strain on families, we meet the relatives affected by hoarding.
A sport where you can compete against the Queen
6 Mins read
From Tooting to Sandringham, we find out what attracts people to the ancient sport of pigeon racing.
Fixed Gear: Fighting the fear
10 Mins read
No brakes, fast-paced, adrenaline-laced: illegal racing and hardest road warriors in London – the story behind fixed gear bikes in the city.
Bauhaus at 100: Radicals, modernism and Britain
14 Mins read
How a visionary couple created a radical experiment in modern living and helped the influential Bauhaus masters flee Nazi Germany.
Cairo's treasure of trash
5 Mins read
We visit ‘Garbage City’ in Cairo where family businesses which recycle trash have created a huge community.
The crippling disease you have never heard of
12 Mins read
ME affects one in 500 people in the UK, but NHS services for ME patients are below par and research funding is negligible compared to other chronic conditions.
Henry Darger: Mental illness and outsider art
9 Mins read
He is one of the most striking outsider artists of the 20th century, but his work reveals a man who suffered abuse and neglect throughout his life.
Creating hope in times of crisis
7 Mins read
Ivo Belohoubek details his activism-led filmmaking covering some of the most devastating natural disasters of the last ten years.