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Sweeping the world

Imtiaz Dharker presents a reflective evocation of the broom, in words, sound and music

• 26 mins

My Brexit Dilemma

For Adrian Goldberg, Brexit has raised a dilemma: should he get a German passport?

• 26 mins

The ballads of Emmett Till

Fourteen year-old Emmett Till was murdered in 1955. His death has resonated ever since

• 49 mins

So where are the aliens?

If space aliens are out there鈥�why haven鈥檛 we found them?

• 26 mins

The Trumped Republicans

Republican insider Ron Christie assesses how Donald Trump has shaken up his own party

• 26 mins

George Weah: The footballing president

Is Liberia鈥檚 footballing President George Weah achieving his goals?

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The Miracle of St. Anthony's

How an impoverished school achieved amazing success on and off the basketball court

• 49 mins

Hearing me

What does life sound like for someone whose hearing has suddenly changed?

• 26 mins

The Slumlords of Nairobi

The landlords of Kibera who own hundreds of shacks and make massive tax-free profits

• 49 mins

Can you murder a robot?

Robots are designed to help us, so why do humans like to hurt them?

• 49 mins

As the World Sees Britain

Germany and how it sees Britain

Political and cultural figures in Germany on how they and their communities see Britain

• 26 mins

As the World Sees Britain

Egypt and how it sees Britain

In a series of five programmes, Neil MacGregor explores how other countries see Britain.

• 26 mins

As the World Sees Britain

Nigeria and how it sees Britain

Neil MacGregor travels to Nigeria to explore how other countries see Britain

• 26 mins

As the World Sees Britain

Canada and how it sees Britain

Denys Arcand, Madeleine Thienand and Chrystia Freeland share their views of Britain

• 26 mins

As the World Sees Britain

India and how it sees Britain

In a series of five programmes, Neil MacGregor explores how other countries see Britain.

• 26 mins

RoboLife

Exploring the growing role of robots in education and elderly care in Singapore and Japan.

• 49 mins

The Romanian Wave

Romanians work right across the UK economy. So why do they get such a bad press?

• 26 mins

Not #MeToo, I'm French

Helene Daouphars asks why #MeToo was so controversial in France.

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Will China and America go to war?

Will the competition between China and the US inevitably lead to military conflict?

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Will AI kill development?

Will robotisation prevent poorer countries taking the traditional route to prosperity?

• 49 mins

India's forbidden love

How inter-faith and inter-caste marriages are leading to bitter divisions in India

• 26 mins

Order! Order!

Mark D鈥橝rcy reviews the chaotic past few weeks of debates on Brexit in the UK Parliament.

• 26 mins

Mumbai Mirror

A deep dive into the life and work of an Indian newspaper.

• 49 mins

Snooker: Young, cool and Chinese

Champion Stephen Hendry examines the rise in popularity of snooker in China.

• 26 mins

10, 9, 8, 7

10, 9, 8, 7: The dramatic missions that made the Moon landing possible.

• 49 mins

South Africa's Born Frees at 25

South Africa 25 years after the 1994 elections that brought Nelson Mandela to power

• 26 mins

America's friends

What the Trump presidency means for America's old European allies.

• 26 mins

Flat 113 at Grenfell Tower

What went wrong in flat 113 at Grenfell Tower? Katie Razzall pieces together the evidence.

• 49 mins

Dark fibres and the frozen north

If data is the new oil, are data centres the new oil rigs?

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When the things start to talk

An internet of things insider reflects on the implications of 鈥榯hings鈥� that talk

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