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Housekeeper Makes History on Everest

The Nepali housekeeper in the US who has climbed Everest more times than any other woman.

• 49 mins

I Witnessed Campaigner's Murder

Gustavo Castro Soto on the final moments of his murdered friend, activist Berta Caceres

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Outlook Weekend: Hidden Talents

The former diplomat with a talent for singing, and the housekeeper who scaled Everest

• 26 mins

Syrian Swimmer's Paralympic Dream

Ibrahim sl-Hussein lost part of his leg to a bomb but still hopes to compete in Rio

• 49 mins

Afghanistan's Top War Photographer

Massoud Hossaini on the near death experience that won him the Pulitzer Prize

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Delivering Babies on the Run

When Nigerian midwife Dada Nguru fled Boko Haram, she delivered the babies on the road

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My Father Saved 30,000 People in Chile

Memories of Roberto Kozak, who saved 30,000 political prisoners from persecution in Chile

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Outlook Weekend: Childhood Memories

Syrian swimmer remembers life before war; Chilean artist uncovers his father's secret

• 26 mins

Outlook Inspirations Awards 2016

Natalia Ponce de Leon, Dorris Francis and Kees Veldboer are named as the winners.

• 49 mins

Twenty Years Searching for Justice

Emily Winslow was a student in Pennsylvania she was attacked by a stranger.

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Continuing my Murdered Father's Journalism

Jorge Sanchez continues his murdered father's citizen journalism in Veracruz, Mexico

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'War Made Him More Violent with Me'

'Maha' says her Syrian husband poured petrol on her and set her alight

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Outlook Weekend: The Telephone

The people whose lives have been changed forever by a phone call

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Why I'm Defending an LRA Commander

The Ugandan human rights lawyer ensuring a fair trial for a former rebel leader.

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My Dad: The Unsung Civil Rights Hero

Paul Spike's father was a leading light of America's civil rights movement

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Aleppo Doctor: It Could Have Been Me

In the midst of the Syrian war, Dr Hatem is a doctor working in rebel-held Aleppo.

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Giving Afghan Children Their Songs Back

American teacher Louise Pascale took Afghan children's songs back to their home.

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Outlook Weekend: Extraordinary Journeys

Stories from people who have undertaken life-changing journeys.

• 26 mins

From Jail to Yale

Reginald Dwayne Betts is a convicted felon who has just graduated from Yale Law School.

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Crossing a Minefield to Escape IS

Lamiya, the Yazidi girl smuggled out of captivity.

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Greek-Syrian Mayor Welcomes Refugees

Dr. Nabil-Iosif Morad is housing refugees in an abandoned tourist resort

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My Childhood Escape From Cuba

Jessi Calzado-Esponda was 6 when she was accidentally sent to America without her parents

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Outlook Weekend: Lifelines

The book, the raft and the crying boys that changed lives forever.

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My Double Life as a Trans Airman

'Jane' is a United States Air Force airman living a secret life as a transgender woman

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Rio: Stories from the Olympic City

Outlook is in Rio to meet some of the city's most extraordinary characters.

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My Big Fat Greek Life

Nia Vardalos turned stories about her eccentric Greek-Canadian family into two hit films

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The Olympic fall that changed our lives

Zola Budd and Mary Decker ran a race for glory that ended in disaster

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Outlook Weekend: Fight or Flight

The penguin, cage fighter and an airman with a secret

• 26 mins

Saving Lives in War Zones

Surgeon David Nott volunteers in disaster areas, often working in hospitals under attack

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My Battle for Bravery Recognition

Rabia Siddique was working as a British army lawyer in Iraq when she was taken hostage

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