Antarctica is one of the most remote and inhospitable places on earth. Reporter Justin Rowlatt travels to Thwaites, the so-called Doomsday Glacier. Show more

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In Ukraine, a new Orthodox church is set to reject 350 years of spiritual domination by Russia. Our World investigates whether this religious schism will further divide Ukraine. Show more

Tanya Beckett travels across Eastern Europe to meet some of the architects of the revolutions and people whose lives were changed forever by the events of 1989.

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Umaru Fofana investigates trade in trafficked rosewood worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Show more

Our World travelled to the Cauca Valley in Colombia to find that farmers are now being caught between new criminal gangs with devastating consequences. Show more

In northern Europe's Lapland, temperatures are rising faster than anywhere else in the world, threatening the livelihood of its indigenous Sami people. Show more

As Australia wrestles with the effects of climate change, Nick Lazaredes meets those who are fighting to preserve the reef and those being blamed for its sudden decline. Show more

For five months, protests have rocked Hong Kong, pitting hundreds of thousands of young, idealistic demonstrators against the authorities and the might of China. Show more

Featuring news programmes on current issues around the world. Natalia Antelava investigates the growing trade in girls in India. Show more

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Few events are more nerve wracking than meeting the parents of someone you love. For black and Asian couples in South Africa, it's even more challenging. Show more

With a general election just weeks away, revelations of government bungling, corporate greed and corruption have thrust water to the forefront of Australia's political debate.

For our season on Crossing Divides, Mike Wendling meets far-right and far-left activists in Portland, Oregon. Show more

A decade after returning from Iraq, Our World meets a group of former US soldiers still struggling to adjust to life back home. Show more

Film maker Kate Blewett returns to Bulgaria to find out what's happened to the children she met in Mogilino Social Care Home. Show more

Panzuto was a mafia boss, for years he played a key role in Naples' Camorra, but now he has turned state witness and is helping put his former associates behind bars. Show more

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Our World tells the extraordinary story of the holidaymakers who found themselves trapped by an almighty wildfire at Mammoth Pools in California's Sierra National Forest.