The story of Princess Latifa, daughter of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who attempted to escape Dubai in early 2018 but was captured. Show more

The story of the intelligence war which has been fought against Al Qaeda since 9/11. This episode looks at the controversial high-tech methods used to target suspected terrorists. Show more

Actress Lenora Crichlow sets off to South Africa to discover the story of how Nelson Mandela brought peace to his country and what he means to people there today. Show more

The inside story of the intelligence war which has been fought against Al Qaeda since 9/11. This episode looks at how the Western services successfully disrupt terrorist plots. Show more

Justin Rowlatt and Anita Rani take two very different road trips around India to investigate how the booming car industry has changed the country and the lives of its people. Show more

Anita Rani and Justin Rowlatt continue their epic car journeys across China, heading for their final destination, the financial mega-city of Shanghai. Show more

Abortion is against the law in both Northern Ireland and the Republic. Alys Harte shares her investigation into the abortion issue and how it divides the young people of Ireland. Show more

Dina Torkia heads to Indonesia for the Muslim beauty pageant, World Muslimah. She discovers it's a boot camp where contestants must prove their credentials as a Muslim role model. Show more

Challenging documentary exploring the best approach for parents to take when their child is facing childhood gender dysphoria. Show more

In the second programme, Peter Taylor investigates the death of Osama Bin Laden and reports from Guantanamo Bay on the fate of the hard-core Al Qaeda suspects held there. Show more

100 workers representing all levels of pay face each other in a studio to try and work out whether Britain can have a pay rise. Presented by James O'Brien and Steph McGovern. Show more

How does the myth of espionage compare with the real life work of the security services? Peter Taylor investigates how far today's spies can go to prevent attacks. Show more

Through audience debate and a series of short films, BBC Business Editor Robert Peston examines how we got into the financial crisis and what people can do to protect themselves. Show more

BBC Parliament pays tribute to the late Tony Benn with a collection of speeches, programmes and lectures from the man, and about the man. Show more

British journalist and comedian Shaista Aziz travels to France to find out why the country has become so divided, with many young Muslims feeling alienated from mainstream society. Show more

The fictional world of spying is a world of danger, deception and glamour. But how does the myth compare with the reality? Peter Taylor investigates how spies are recruited. Show more

Anita Rani and Justin Rowlatt embark on two car journeys across China. Anita takes the high road through the rich cities of the east, while Justin discovers the rural hinterland. Show more

Following A Company, 2nd Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment before, during, and after their tour in Sangin, probably the most dangerous place in Afghanistan. Show more

Justin Rowlatt asks what will happen if China overtakes America as the world's economic superpower. Justin sees China's impact on industry in Rio and the Amazonian environment. Show more

Simon Reeve heads to Vietnam to uncover the stories behind the morning pick-me-up. He travels to the central highlands where he meets the people who grow, pick and pack our coffee. Show more