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Syria: The Silent Enemy

The war in Syria has created a silent enemy for those fleeing the fighting - disease.

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Ukraine: The Paper Trail to Corruption

Lucy Ash reports from Ukraine on the paper trail leading to bribery and corruption.

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Central African Republic: A Road Through Hatred

Can a unique friendship between two men end the killings in the Central African Republic?

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South Korea: Sex in the Sunset Years

Why are some older South Korean women turning to prostitution?

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Arizona: The Missing Migrants

Will Grant meets people trying to identify illegal migrants who die in the Arizona desert.

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Argentina: GM's New Frontline

What is the cause of an ongoing health crisis across Argentina's vast GM farming belt?

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The Reykjavik Confessions

Simon Cox investigates a notorious miscarriage of justice in Iceland.

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Tornado Hide and Seek

What do you do when a twisting funnel drops from the sky? A report from tornado alley.

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Crimea: Paradise Regained

Lucy Ash meets the Russian holidaymakers who are reclaiming their bit of paradise.

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Fearless Women in Turkish Kurdistan

Tim Whewell meets the dynamic women in Turkish Kurdistan who are defining the future.

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Searching for Annie in Liberia

Gabriel Gatehouse goes in search of Annie, an Ebola victim in Liberia.

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Chasing China's Doomsday Cult

Carrie Gracie goes in search of the cult of the Almighty God and its terrified victims.

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Goodbye Ireland; Goodbye Gaelic Football

The struggle to keep alive the game that is the heart of Ireland's identity.

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Guatemala's Addicts Behind Bars

How effective are the drug rehabilitation centres run by Guatemala's Pentecostal churches?

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A Song for Spanish Miners

As coal mining declines in Spain, can the miners save their culture and their communities?

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Thailand's Slave Fishermen

Becky Palmstrom investigates allegations of modern-day slavery on Thailand's fishing boats

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Ivory Coast's School for Husbands

In one remote district in Ivory Coast, men are going back to school. Lucy Ash reports.

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Hunting the Taliban

In Pakistan's port city, Karachi, police are fighting a desperate war against the Taliban.

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Yemen's Swap Marriages

In Yemen, tradition allows men to marry each other's sisters - but at what price?

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Washington Redskins

A popular American football team is under pressure to change a name many say is racist.

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The Knights of New Russia

The Russian volunteers fighting in eastern Ukraine for their dreams of empires past.

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Abdi and the Golden Ticket

Crossing Continents follows Abdi Nor, one of the winners of the US green card lottery.

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Colombia - Where the Truth Lies Buried

Linda Pressly reports on plans to excavate for human remains at a huge dump in Medellin.

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Should Comics Be Crimes?

Why are cartoons depicting children in explicit sexual situations still legal in Japan?

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Greece: The Rubber Glove Rebellion

The cleaners who have raised their rubber gloves in defiance of Greek public sector cuts.

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Saving Gaza's Grand Piano

Gaza's only grand piano is lovingly restored as music offers hope to troubled children.

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Escaping Tanzania's Cutting Season

The story of a Tanzanian safe house where girls find refuge from female genital mutilation

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The Bizarre Workings of St Louis County, Missouri

How a cluster of tiny US cities are accused of fuelling community tensions.

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Who's Afraid of Teatr Doc?

Why does Vladimir Putin fear a tiny drama company that operated from a Moscow basement?

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'Police State' Portugal

Does Portugal have a problem with police brutality and racism?

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