Compassion fatigue

Are people in the medical and humanitarian professions suffering from emotional burnout?

• 50 mins

Coronavirus Front Line: The search for a vaccine

Winifred Robinson reports on the global race to create a vaccine for Covid-19

• 27 mins

Europe’s most dangerous capital

Bucharest’s crumbling buildings are full of life despite the frequent earth tremors

• 26 mins

Trump impeachment: The Republicans' dilemma

Ros Atkins looks at the future of the GOP after Donald Trump and the Capitol storming

• 10 mins

Coronavirus: Guilty mums

Challenges of parenting and home schooling during lockdown

• 24 mins

Coronavirus Front Line: The search for a vaccine - part two

The medical teams at Bradford investigate the hesitancy over the Covid-19 vaccine

• 26 mins

Unmasked: Stories from the PPE frontline

How protected are the factory workers who make gloves used by doctors fighting Covid?

• 26 mins

Coronavirus: The vaccinated

A hospital porter and a hospital cleaner talk about their work during the pandemic

• 23 mins

The slow search for the origin of Covid-19

Why does so much remain unknown about the start of the pandemic?

• 9 mins

World Wide Waves: The sounds of community radio

For World Radio Day, we visit community radio stations around the globe.

• 51 mins

Inside the brain of Jeff Bezos

The ideas that made Jeff Bezos the richest man on Earth

• 27 mins

Drug-free in Norway?

Can Norwegians with psychosis benefit from radical, drug-free treatment?

• 26 mins

Coronavirus: Living in a refugee camp

A Syrian father and his daughter talk about life in the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan

• 23 mins

Covid-19: The cost of keeping schools closed during a pandemic

With millions of schools shut worldwide, how do we get children back in the classroom?

• 9 mins

How the Irish shaped Britain

Fergal Keane explores the profound influence the Irish have had on Britain

• 50 mins

I am Robert Chelsea

The story of the first African-American to have a full face transplant

• 27 mins

Kenya’s unhappy doctors and nurses

How one young doctor’s death has exposed problems in Kenya’s health sector

• 26 mins

Coronavirus: Venezuela's hospitals

Two doctors in Venezuela talk about the healthcare crisis in their country

• 24 mins

Facebook's global power and influence

Ros Atkins considers whether the company is now too powerful and its impact on democracy

• 10 mins

A year of Covid

The story of a year of Covid-19 told through the voices of England’s doctors and nurses

• 27 mins

Biden's world

Meet the team devising President Biden’s foreign policy

• 27 mins

Coronavirus: War and Covid trauma

How does the experience of a pandemic compare to being in a war?

• 23 mins

The Saudis and the superpower

Ros Atkins on Joe Biden’s first foreign policy test - how to deal with Saudi Arabia

• 9 mins

The empty desk: Women, Covid and the US economy

Why are women experiencing disproportionate job losses due to Covid in the US?

• 27 mins

The disinformation dragon

China’s new strategy of promoting disinformation in the West through social media

• 27 mins

Coronavirus: Resilience during a year of the pandemic

We hear from people whose lives have followed an extraordinary path during the pandemic

• 50 mins

The Royal Family’s missed chance

Ros Atkins examines the monarchy's role in a modern, multicultural and democratic society

• 9 mins

What does the future hold? Covid, women and the US economy

Nada Tawfik explores economic empowerment, opportunity and pay for women in the US economy

• 27 mins

Scotland's contested identity

From Dundee to the Orkneys we hear voices on both sides of Scotland’s independence debate

• 26 mins

Coronavirus: Reporting Covid-19

We speak to journalists who have spent the past year reporting on the pandemic

• 50 mins