Lyse Doucet gains access to Kabul's main jail. She meets the Taliban fighters and long-term prisoners in this extraordinary community and asks, is justice itself on trial here? Show more

Lyse Doucet journeys to the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage, to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years. Show more

King Abdullah of Jordan talks to Lyse Doucet.

Veteran Algerian diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi talks to Lyse Doucet about his fears and hopes in his new role as the UN-Arab League envoy for Syria. Show more

Social media has changed how news is sourced and delivered. BBC reporter Lyse Doucet asks how TV journalists should harness this new resource. Show more

The BBC's on-air editors answer more challenging questions. In this programme: Is Germany happy being master of Europe? Have parts of old industrial Britain been abandoned? Show more

Featuring news on issues around the world. Chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet meets Israeli president Shimon Peres and looks back at his life. Show more

A special edition marking three years since the start of the Arab uprisings presented by Lyse Doucet in Damascus, with reports assessing the impact of the protests. Show more

A special edition marking three years since the start of the Arab uprisings presented by Lyse Doucet in Damascus, with reports assessing the impact of the protests. Show more

Beleaguered teachers Mark and Rachel are on the run in Manila after kidnapping the son of a prominent and vengeful politician - who keeps a tiger. Show more

Julian Worricker on TV chef Clarissa Dickson-Wright, entrepreneur Lord Ballyedmond, lyricist Peter Callander, Afghan politician Mohammed Fahim and fashion designer L'Wren Scott. Show more

The BBC's Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet has reported on all the key events of the Karzai years. She speaks to the Afghan leader about his reflections and regrets.

Documentary. With access across the Syrian conflict's frontlines, Lyse Doucet follows the lives of six children over six months and offers insight into a country being torn apart. Show more

With so much bad news from Syria, Iraq and elsewhere, how do broadcasters avoid compassion fatigue setting in, and audiences switching off? Show more

Lyse Doucet reports on the first planned Palestinian city - a billion dollar project to build homes for 25,000 people. Show more

A BBC News Special presented by Lyse Doucet live from Jerusalem.

Lyse Doucet follows the lives of children on both sides of the conflict in Gaza. Children in Gaza and Israel have lived through three major conflicts in six years. Show more

Lyse Doucet interviews the Egyptian president, Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, as he visits the UK.

The BBC's Lyse Doucet talks exclusively to King Abdullah of Jordan about the pressures that the country is facing from the war in neighbouring Syria. Show more

Samira Ahmed talks to percussionist Evelyn Glennie, who is creating a piece of music with the residents of King's Cross, London. Plus Lyse Doucet discusses the film Christine. Show more