Seven years on from the Iraq invasion, John Simpson visits Rasheed Street, in the heart of downtown Baghdad, to see how life has changed. Show more

John Simpson talks to the US ambassador to Iraq, Ryan Crocker, who has been presenting a report to Senate committees in Washington about US troop deployments in the country. Show more

The BBC's on-air editors answer more challenging questions. Can Northern Ireland ever resolve its troubled past? Should young people forget university and set up in business? Show more

The BBC's on-air editors answer topical questions. Could there be a Third World War? When will the global economy recover? And has Britain cut its defences too far? Show more

Documentary looking at the history of the iconic quiz show, featuring famous ex-contestants such as Stephen Fry and John Simpson, plus hosts Bamber Gascoigne and Jeremy Paxman. Show more

John Simpson tells guest presenter Steve Hewlett about the challenges of reporting from the front line of Iraq's fight against Islamic State militants. Show more

BBC world affairs editor John Simpson talks to Samira Ahmed about how war reporting has changed in recent times, and his new series Unspun World. Show more

The BBC's on-air editors answer more questions challenging our world. In this programme: Is America finished as the world's superpower? Has immigration gone too far in Britain? Show more

BBC world affairs editor John Simpson and his guests Jon Snow, Christiane Amanpour and Max Hastings discuss the moral ambiguities and challenges of reporting from the frontline. Show more

Celebrities hunt for antiques across the UK. Journalists John Simpson and Martha Kearney kick off the series, travelling through Hampshire towards Itchen Stoke near Winchester. Show more

The story of Waheed Arian, the Chester doctor who came to the UK as a child refugee and teenage asylum seeker, and whose telemedicine scheme is saving lives in global war zones. Show more

Alan Yentob looks at the life and work of Ford Madox Ford, the author of Parade's End and one of the forgotten greats of British fiction. Show more

Andrew Neil is joined by John Prescott, Michael Portillo and Miranda Green. Emily Maitlis rounds up the news in a film and John Simpson looks at the most effective way to protest. Show more

Twenty years after the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia, which toppled the communist regime, John Simpson talks to one of its leaders, Vaclav Havel. Show more

Bringing together the BBC's on-air editors, each a specialist in their field, to answer some of the big questions about what's happening in the world. Presented by John Simpson.

John Simpson reviews the big news stories of the year at home and abroad with BBC political editor Nick Robinson, home editor Mark Easton and contributing editor Bridget Kendall. Show more

The BBC's on-air editors answer more challenging questions. Has Syria fundamentally changed the world order? And as Scotland debates independence, has 'being British' had its day? Show more

Fern Britton talks to the BBC's world affairs editor John Simpson about how his faith has sustained him for over 40 years of reporting on world-changing events from the frontline. Show more

Daily news and current affairs. The BBC's John Simpson talks about life as a foreign correspondent and his 10 near-death experiences. Show more

John Simpson, Gloria Hunniford, Lesley Joseph and Tony Robinson move in with pensioners experiencing the toughest problems facing old people in the UK. Show more