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Robin Denselow hears the music of Saharawi refugee camps in Algeria, and efforts to bring their plight to the world鈥檚 attention.

Studio In The Sand homepage

It's ten years since an invasion toppled Saddam Hussein. Hugh Sykes returns to Iraq to see how people's lives have changed.

After Saddam - Hugh Sykes Returns To Iraq homepage

Neil Trevithick and Kirsti Melville hear how the indigenous population of Australia are at odds with the mining industry.

Red Dirt Dreaming homepage

Isabel Hilton looks at the aftermath of the Hurricane Sandy in New York. As sea levels rise, how can coastal cities can prepare?

The Drowning City homepage

Assisted death is legal in some form in five countries. Liz Carr sees how assisted suicide and euthanasia laws work in practice.

When Assisted Death Is Legal homepage

Mark Whitaker reports from Bangladesh and Vietnam on the huge toll of child drownings across South East Asia.

The Silent Epidemic homepage

Laverne Antrobus visits rural South Africa to tell the story of an extraordinary mobile clinic, the Phelophepa Health Train.

Phelophepa homepage

Bobby Friction meets adult immigrants and refugees in Britain, who are learning English from scratch and have to adapt quickly.

The Path To English homepage

Why do so many African football stars go from rags to riches - and back to rags again? Farayi Mungazi is in Africa to find out.

Pity The Poor Soccer Stars homepage

Allan Little looks at the changing dynamic of the European Union, as the power in the EU heads east.

Europe Moves East homepage

Simon Cox delves into the world of hacktivism, as he tracks down some of these hackers and speaks to those trying to catch them.

The Hackers homepage

Anita Rani explores what the future holds for India鈥檚 film industry.

Bollywood Breaking Barriers homepage