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It's A Dog's Life

Roland Buerk reports on Japan's doggy obsession and the demographic time-bomb behind it.

• 25 mins

The Art Of Monarchy

Episode 3

Will examines how the monarchy expresses power with displays of wealth and status.

• 23 mins

The Art Of Monarchy

Episode 4

Will looks beyond the British isles to see the monarchy as a global force.

• 23 mins

Is Science Fiction Coming to Africa?

Author Lauren Beukes asks: Is Science Fiction coming to Africa, or is it already here?

• 25 mins

Song By Song By London - Episode One

Robert Elms reflects on music from Professor Green, Suggs, Russ Henderson and David Bowie.

• 25 mins

China's Economy - The Insider's View

Episode 1

Top Chinese business journalist Rui Chenggang explains China's economic priorities.

• 23 mins

China's Economy - The Insider's View

Episode 2

Is it time for China to turn towards a more Western form of capitalism?

• 23 mins

Song By Song By London - Episode Two

Robert Elms reflects on music from Noel Coward, Lily Allen, The Clash and The Kinks.

• 25 mins

African Perspective: Living on Death

Two mortuary attendants in Zambia discuss their work and the stigma they must deal with.

• 23 mins

Echoes Of Bush House

Charting the relationship between this iconic building and the broadcasts produced there.

• 26 mins

The Business Of Personality

Episode 1

How do people from different companies use psychological assessments in the workplace?

• 25 mins

The Business Of Personality

Episode 2

Lucy Ash asks if personality tests are a journey of discovery.

• 25 mins

It Started With A Tweet

Episode 1

Duncan Hewitt assesses the huge impact of microblogging on China's culture and politics.

• 23 mins

It Started With A Tweet

Episode 2

Duncan Hewitt concludes his look at the microblogging trend in China.

• 23 mins

No Greater Love

A powerful memorial to the bravery of an ordinary man - Leigh Pitt.

• 25 mins

Securing The Games

Gordon Corera talks to the people ensuring the safety of the Olympic Games.

• 25 mins

Learning To Lose

When Olympic athletes lose it can be devastating - should they be preparing for this?

• 25 mins

An Unspeakable Act

Episode 1

Will Storr hears the unforgettable personal testimonies of rape victims and their families

• 23 mins

An Unspeakable Act

Episode 2

Will Storr investigates the impact of sexual violence against men in DR Congo.

• 23 mins

The People's Games: London 2012

The Olympic Games through the sounds of the people involved.

• 55 mins

Just Add Cash

Episode 1

Max Flint investigates the negatives of inflation in different parts of the world.

• 23 mins

Just Add Cash

Episode 2

Max Flint investigates the positives of inflation - shrink mortgages and shrivel debt.

• 23 mins

Wheel And Come Again: 50 Years Of Jamaican Music

Colin Grant looks at the cycles of Jamaican music in Wheel and Come Again.

• 55 mins

Episode 9

Nina Robinson returns to East London, to see how its residents feel post-Olympics.

• 23 mins

The Culture Of Gaming

Episode 1

Aleks Krotoski explores what computer gaming offers as a cultural medium.

• 25 mins

The Culture Of Gaming

Episode 2

Aleks Krotoski explores what computer gaming offers as a cultural medium.

• 25 mins

Swimming With Piranhas

Mike Greenwood reports from Paraguay on the battle for one of the last wildernesses.

• 23 mins

No Country For Old Women

Old women accused of witchcraft are banished to Northern Ghana's witchcamps.

• 25 mins

Game Changer: 20 Years of the Premier League

Clubs or corporations? Jim White reports on the Premier League's first 20 years.

• 23 mins

Mexico Rising

麻豆官网首页入口 correspondent Will Grant challenges stereotypes as he investigates Mexico's economy.

• 25 mins