Presenter and singer-songwriter Tom Robinson, who shocked the homosexual community by falling in love with a woman, examines what it means to be bisexual in Britain today. Show more

Despite enormous advances in gay rights, Jane Hill discovers that institutional homophobia is making some dread the prospect of old age residential care. Show more

The first Ghanaian to go to the Winter Olympics, Kwame Nkrumah-Acheampong has a greater goal: to bring skiing to Ghana, just a few degrees north of the equator. Can he do it? Show more

Kim Phuc, subject of an iconic picture from the Vietnam War, meets the reporter who helped save her life. From May 2010. Show more

Kim Normanton revisits a set of parents coming to terms with having a child with special needs to see how their stories have developed. Show more

DJ Bobby Friction tells the story of Dr Naif Al-Mutawa, the man who has created the first collection of Muslim comic book superheroes - The 99 - that are sweeping the Arab world. Show more

Following a group of Bristol teenagers who are about to turn 18, hearing how they plan to mark the transition to adulthood. Show more

Following the fortunes of Steve, a former Woolworths employee, as he struggles to find a new job to feed his family after the company went into administration in late 2008. Show more

Tinu Adeniji Adele travels to Nigeria to attend the official celebrations of her father's life, a year after his death. Show more

Mr Fan fled Vietnam on a boat and landed in Greenwich. He grows vegetables like a Chinese peasant, and rides horses like an English gentleman. In his barber shop, he tells his tale. Show more

Profile of Patience Bush, who helps families combat their children's antisocial behaviour, especially physical abuse inflicted on parents.

Jim Riordan recalls his education in Russia during the height of the Cold War. As he wanders through a vastly changed Moscow, he finds the past ever more elusive and puzzling. Show more

John McDonald presents the history of the Boeing Chinook Bravo November helicopter, which has served the RAF with distinction for over a quarter of a century. Show more

Millie died when she was 22 months, but she touched so many lives. Her family, friends, neighbours and people who never even met her, celebrate her life and its ongoing impact. Show more

Toby Amies meets Drako Oho Zarhazar, who has almost no short-term memory and has filled his Brighton flat with thousands of pieces of paper to remind him of who he is. Show more

From sitcom to chiefdom - Michael Palin introduces the story of Humphrey Barclay's journey from TV comedy to an African village in Ghana. Show more

Kim Normanton reports on the increasing divorce rate among the over 50s. She explores how to disentangle years of married life and how to start again.

'The Long Walk' is the journey made, alone, by a bomb disposal officer to a suspect device. Peter Gurney, former head of the Met's Explosives Squad, on a lifetime of bomb disposal. Show more

Boxing is supposed to be about victory and glory, but for the journeyman losing is often the game. John McDonald hears from those without whom the fight game would fail. Show more

The story of Cornish playwright Nick Darke's battle to recover his dramatic voice after being virtually struck dumb by a serious stroke. From January 2003. Show more