Frank Gardner meets three finalists in the BBC's My Story competition, each of whom has a powerful personal testimony of survival. Show more

BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner returns to Saudi Arabia, where he was shot by Al Qaeda in 2004, exploring how it has so far avoided an Arab Spring revolution. Show more

Chris Packham is joined by news correspondent Frank Gardner and Dragons' Den entrepreneur Deborah Meaden, who chats about aggressive birds in the garden! Show more

Sixteen years after being shot by al-Qaeda, BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner explores what it is like to suddenly become disabled, meeting others with life-changing injuries. Show more

Two years ago, Colombia's FARC guerrilla group laid down their weapons. Frank Gardner has travelled across the country to assess how the peace is holding. Show more

News on issues around the world. Frank Gardner is granted access to the US military base in Djibouti, from where the war on terror is being waged against Al Shabab and Al Qaeda. Show more

Journalist Frank Gardner sets out to trace the first adventure of Tintin, the childhood hero that inspired him to travel and report from the world's hot spots. Show more

Andrew Neil reviews the Labour conference week with Jacqui Smith, Miranda Green and Michael Portillo. Show more

The BBC's Frank Gardner gains unique access to a hospital in the violent heart of Los Angeles, where he witnesses first-hand how lives are torn apart by gun crime. Show more

Andrew Marr is joined by home secretary Theresa May, shadow justice secretary Lord Falconer and French ambassador to the United Kingdom Sylvie Bermann. Show more

Matthew Bannister on runner Bruce Tulloh, author Emma Smith, sociologist Peter Waddington, The Dowager Countess of Harewood and comedy writer Ronald Chesney. Show more

Opera star Bryn Terfel, Edwina 'Irongran' Brocklesby, BBC Security Correspondent and thriller writer Frank Gardner, plus Rai Rafiq, co-host of the Mostly Lit podcast. Show more

Lucy Hockings and Frank Gardner consider the war in Ukraine and where actions in the conflict could go to next.

Daily current affairs programme. The public inquiry into the NHS contaminated blood scandal is not due to look at financial support until 2020 - campaigners say that is too late. Show more

Colombia's FARC guerrilla group lay down their weapons, ending Latin America's longest running insurgency. BBC's Frank Gardner travel's around to assess how the peace is holding. Show more

Frank Gardner, the BBC's Security Correspondent, was granted rare access to the American base and reports from there for Our World. Show more

Kora virtuso Sona Jobarteh performs in the studio, plus discussion on the increasing role of women in Islamic State, crime writer PD James, and pure obsessive compulsive disorder. Show more

The inimitable Anne Robinson joins Alex Jones and Ore Oduba. Alex Riley gets a taste of the future when it comes to sugar in our food, and there's a tribute to Cilla Black. Show more

Matt Baker and Angellica Bell are joined by Mark Gatiss in the studio and Frank Gardner has an exclusive interview with two real-life James Bonds. Show more

Matt Baker and Alex Jones are joined by actor David Harewood to talk about The Night Manager. Frank Gardner separates surveillance fact from intelligence fiction. Show more