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On Burmese water festival stages this year, voices poke fun and satirise past mistakes. But will the government listen to them?

New Year New Burma homepage

Allan Little charts the re-emergence of Turkey as a force in the Muslim world, and the growth of a new internationalism there.

Turkey - The New Ottomans homepage

Last year a man was found dead in a London street. Rob Walker follows the investigation into who he was and how he got there.

The Man who Fell to Earth homepage

David Loyn looks at America鈥檚 "Food for Peace" programme, its effects in Afghanistan, and a new way of delivering aid in Kenya.

Feeding The World homepage

As Tel Aviv celebrates gay pride, Tim Samuels is there to learn how the city rebranded itself as the world's number 1 gay city.

Tel Aviv Comes Out homepage

Dr Geoff Bunn investigates the latest lie detecting technology, and discovers Dick Tracy and Wonder Woman have starring roles.

The Truth And Nothing But The Truth homepage

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown presents the remarkable story of two sisters revered by Bollywood fans, Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle.

Nightingales Of India homepage

Gordon Corera reveals the alarming extent to which cyberspace is now being used to steal, to spy and to wage war.

Under Attack - The Threat From Cyberspace homepage

To celebrate architect Richard Rogers 80th birthday, he discusses his vision for the future of our cities with Razia Iqbal.

Changing The City: An Audience With Richard Rogers homepage

Race For Equality homepage

Catherine Fellows looks at why some prisoners in Kenya are acting as lawyers, by representing themselves and fellow prisoners.

Law Behind Bars homepage

Mike Berlin meets Somalis whose families have lived in Wales for a century, and more recent arrivals tell their stories too.

Home Away From Home homepage

Mark Coles looks at newspapers, radio and television, and asks how they are shaping up to the challenges of the digital world.

Media Futures homepage

Michael Robinson highlights the hidden benefits aggressive tax avoidance can have for large multinational companies.

Tax Avoidance - The Hidden Cost homepage