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A weekly showcase for BBC correspondents; and opportunity to see global reporting of the highest quality – whether breaking news on the day or more reflective journalism. The episodes listed below are specials which are more evergreen.

Aid

David Loyn finds people in Afghanistan, poorer and hungrier and still in the dark despite billions of dollars in international aid.

 

Kashmir

The mystery of thousands of unmarked graves in Indian Kashmir - Sanjoy Majumder  goes in search of the truth.

 

Caligraphy

Compulsory handwriting classes in Shanghai - Julian Liu discovers that computers may be killing the ancient Chinese art of calligraphy.

 

 

Taliban

Unbeaten and unbowed - ten years after the invasion of Afghanistan - Paul Wood finds the Taliban are still fighting back.

 

Syrian School

As the unrest in Syria continues Lyse Doucet talks to school girls in Damascus about their views and aspirations.

 

Telescope

A window onto galaxies far, far away Pallab Ghosh visits a remote corner of Chile to see if a massive radio telescope project will unlock the secrets of our universe.

 

Highline

A transformation high above Manhattan - Michael Maher walks along an old railway line that's been turned into an unusual sanctuary for millions of New Yorkers.

 

 

Derra

Syria's brutal crackdown claims dozens more lives. Six months after the start of the unrest - Lyse Doucet sends an exclusive report from the town where it began.

 

Libya

On the trail of Colonel Gaddaffi - Damian Gramatticas talks to one of the dictators close confidants about the venetual resolution of the hunt.

 

Caste

The curse of Caste Division in India -  Divya Arya discovers that it is driving low caste medical students to take their own lives.

 

Country

Seeking solace in country music. Paul Adams on why for many fans the tune of economic woe is hitting too close to home.

 

Landmines

For 25 years Hushyar Ali has devoted his life to defusing thousands of bombs and mines in his home region of Halabja - he's lost two legs but is determined to continue.

 

 

Libya

Another face of Libya's revolution - Ian Pannel hears African migrants claim they were abused by Anti-gaddaffi fighters.

 

Free Press

Free from  censorship - Libya's media blooms after the uprising - Jon Leyne reports from Bengazi.

 

Binge Drinking

A British export now plaguing French youth - Christian Fraser on the spread of " le Binge Drinking".

 

Swimmer

Damian Gramatticas reports on the Japanese swimmer who survived the tsunami  six months ago and is now back in the water.

 

Phillipines Light

A simple initiative is bringing light to the lives of thousands of poor

Phillipinos. The project is called "litre of Light" as Kate McGowan reports from Manila.

 

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