When British neurosurgeon Henry Marsh first visited the KGB Hospital in Kiev in the early 1990s, patients were dying from simple brain tumours left untreated. Show more

The story of the youngest marathon runner ever, which starts as a simple inspirational story but then reveals the darker side of humanity and the complexities of Indian society. Show more

Documentary which follows nine-year-old rapper Priscilla, aka P-Star, and her single father Jesse as they navigate the peaks and pitfalls of the music biz and family relationships. Show more

Documentary which follows three young hopefuls through eight dramatic months of training and education as they prepare for Cuba's National Boxing Championship for Under-12s. Show more

The series exploring the Clinton presidency reveals how his stunning re-election in 1996 gave way to bitter scandal when his affair with Monica Lewinsky went public. Show more

Series exploring the scandal and success of Washington's ultimate power couple, beginning with the story of Bill Clinton's bumpy road to the 1992 presidential victory. Show more

The series exploring the Clinton presidency examines how a scandal-hit Bill Clinton faced a hostile Republican party in charge of Congress, leading to a government shutdown. Show more

Series exploring South Africa's apartheid regime. To the world's horror, protesters are gunned down in Sharpeville and Nelson Mandela is jailed for life. Show more

Series exploring South Africa's apartheid regime. The Soweto Uprising and the murder of Steven Biko turned South Africa into a worldwide emblem of injustice. Show more

Series exploring South Africa's apartheid regime. Citizens all over the world mount a grassroots campaign to use economic pressure to help bring down the government. Show more

Series exploring South Africa's apartheid regime. The campaign to free Nelson Mandela ignites a worldwide crusade which brings apartheid to an end. Show more

A group of scientists, artists and sailors travel to parts of the Arctic where large swaths of ice are melting. Along the way, they discuss the purpose of mankind. Show more

Documentary which exposes the supply of ever younger girl models to the Japanese modelling industry. Show more

With reference to Zambian copper mines, Christoffer Guldbrandsen investigates the dark heart of the tax system employed by multi-nationals and asks how much profit is fair. Show more

Film looking at inequality in the US through the prism of two near-adjacent Park Avenues - one an exclusive apartment building in Manhattan, the other in rundown South Bronx. Show more

Documentary looking at how rich, land-hungry nations like China and Saudi Arabia are leasing Mali's land in order to turn large areas into agri-business farms. Show more

Documentary, using archive footage and interviews with key players, which looks at 30 years of Bob Geldof and Bono's campaign against poverty. What impact has their work had? Show more

Film looking at the realities of Chinese education through the lives of a private college tutor, a graduate jobseeker and a high school graduate and would-be university student. Show more

Documentary following the story of a Jordanian mother who challenges the status quo of her traditional marriage by travelling to India to train as a solar engineer for six months. Show more

Documentary exploring the effects of contemporary poverty on children and infant mortality rates around the world, from the UK to America, Cambodia and Sierra Leone. Show more