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Giving birth as a hostage in Syria

Janina was pregnant when she set out to meet a school friend who’d become an extremist

• 57 mins

A family lost at sea

Fleeing Vietnam Lauren’s family almost died. Her 30-year dream was to find their rescuers

• 40 mins

My dream holiday turned to horror

Pirates attacked us as we slept

• 48 mins

My husband thought I was an imposter

Abi Morgan’s husband woke from a coma and didn’t recognise her

• 45 mins

A poet in a Burundi war zone, part 1

JP Bimeni risked his life to save a book of his verse

• 37 mins

A poet in a Burundi war zone, part 2

JP Bimeni is a writer turned soul singer who walked through a massacre unscathed

• 33 mins

The legendary goalkeeper forced to pawn her gold medals

Briana knew it was her destiny to win Olympic gold. Then one game changed everything

• 58 mins

Nailed into a boat: Escaping Mao’s China

Dr Andrew Kwong fled famine and persecution as a child

• 43 mins

How I fell in love with blindness

Itto Outini lost her sight but gained her freedom

• 37 mins

The family that went to war with a military dictatorship

Hafsat Abiola Costello's dad was nearly Nigeria's president - but he had powerful enemies

• 43 mins

The brain tumour that taught me how to live

How extreme kayaker Scott Lindgren's illness forced him to face his past

• 45 mins

I see my son in the Northern Lights

Chasing the aurora helps Hugo grieve

• 39 mins

Black, Korean, stateless: A Slickyboy’s American dream, part 1

An outcast from birth and a petty thief by seven, all Milton wanted was to find his dad

• 40 mins

Black, Korean, stateless: a Slickyboy’s American dream, part 2

An outcast from birth and a petty thief by 7, all Milton wanted was to find his dad

• 29 mins

I was the voice of Bambi – and kept it secret for years

Donnie Dunagan was a Disney child star in the 1930s before becoming a US Marine

• 29 mins

Hip hop, lies and the ultimate prize, part 1

The Scottish rappers who fooled the music industry

• 49 mins

Hip hop, lies and the ultimate prize, part 2

Silibil N’ Brains found fame as fake American rappers - but how long can you live a lie?

• 47 mins

Opiyo’s law: Never let fear rule your life

Nicholas Opiyo survived civil war to become one of Uganda’s top human rights lawyers

• 63 mins

A fake billionaire in North Korea, part 1

Jim Latrache-Qvortrup posed as a weapons dealer to expose a North Korean criminal network

• 32 mins

A fake billionaire in North Korea, part 2

Jim is deep undercover in North Korea — but will he find proof of illegal weapons deals

• 34 mins

The child spy and her secret agent parents

Sue-Ellen Doherty was trained by her parents to spy for Australia during the Cold War

• 40 mins

My father’s hidden crimes

Analía’s father was accused of being a government torturer — he said it was a lie

• 35 mins

He knocked on my door and said: 'I believe you'

How the friendship of a stranger helped Betsy when she needed it most

• 48 mins

I hit puberty, then burned down my family home

At 18 Nikki Owen set fire to the family home – and she didn’t know why

• 42 mins

The Palestinian tapes, part 1

Mo’min Swaitat’s magical discovery of lost family music and a mysterious yellow cassette

• 33 mins

The Palestinian tapes, part 2

Disco, protest and poetry – Hanan and Riad’s story of making the Intifada album

• 34 mins

Guns, guards, snarling dogs: a child migrant’s story

Javier Zamora travelled alone from El Salvador to the US when he was just nine years old

• 56 mins

Searching for my sister, the "keeper of memories"

Nakuset blocked out painful memories of being removed from her indigenous Canadian family

• 23 mins

The secrets of a slave ship in an Alabama swamp

Journalist Ben Raines went in search of a sunken ship with a dark history

• 40 mins

Coming out as India’s first gay prince

Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil risked everything when he faced his parents and society

• 39 mins