The rise of ‘chemsex’ on London’s gay scene – BBC News
For Radio 4’s The Report, Mobeen Azhar investigates what’s become known as ‘chemsex’ and the increasingly visible trend for drug-fuelled…
Meet Iran’s gay mullah forced to flee the country – BBC News
In Iran, homosexuality is banned and punishable by execution under its strict code of sharia, or Islamic law. In a…
Sue Lloyd-Roberts’ diary: Life after leukaemia diagnosis – BBC News
BBC journalist Sue Lloyd-Roberts is keeping a video diary for the Victoria Derbyshire programme. She has been diagnosed with an…
Meeting the Brits with guns – BBC News
When you mention guns, the UK is definitely not the first place you’d think of. But, there are more than…
Dementia: A month in the life (FULL documentary) – BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews Wendy, Keith and Christopher are three of more than 500000 people with dementia in the…
Migrant crisis: BBC goes aboard a rescue ship – BBC News
The BBC’s Murad Shishani was the first journalist from an international broadcaster to be allowed on board a Greek search…
Overpopulation: Will we run out of space? BBC News
We live in a time of unprecedented population growth. People born 60 years ago have seen the population of the…
My Life With A Face Tattoo – BBC News
It’s estimated that one in five of the UK population has a tattoo, and that number is even higher amongst…
What a waterboarding reconstruction looks like – BBC News
VIDEO CONTAINS SOME DISTURBING IMAGES** The BBC’s Panorama programme witnesses the first accurate public demonstration of waterboarding. A team ……
My ‘smart drugs’ nightmare – BBC News
So-called “smart drugs” are drugs that can supposedly enhance your cognitive abilities. People all over the world are taking them…
FULL Documentary: Scandal of US teen locked up without trial – BBC News
Tyler Haire, was a 16 year old with a long history of mental health issues, when he was arrested for…
Myanmar’s Rohingya people look back to the water – BBC News
Denied a vote in Myanmar’s historic election, more of the country’s downtrodden Rohingya ethnic group are considering leaving the country.…
CIA ‘torture’: Inside the ‘blackout box’ – BBC News
VIDEO CONTAINS SOME DISTURBING IMAGES** BBC reporter Hilary Andersson finds out what it is like to be inside a “blackout…
Halala: The Men Who Sell Divorce – BBC News
An exclusive investigation by the Asian Network and Victoria Derbyshire Program has found online services charging divorced Muslim women thousands…
Syrian kids explain the war – BBC News
On the fifth anniversary of the Syrian war, we ask children to explain how the war has affected them. Some…
England’s Muslim Cricketers – BBC News
Moeen Ali and others reveal what it takes to be Asian, Muslim and playing for England. As the Ashes starts,…
Drone video shows migrants’ arrival – BBC News
Drone footage filmed by the BBC has captured the scale of the numbers continuing to make the dangerous journey from…
India vs China in 60 seconds – BBC News
The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes his first official visit to China on Thursday. But how do the two…
Somalia: Beach life returns to Mogadishu – BBC News
Life is returning to normal at Mogadishu’s Lido beach following al-Shabab’s expulsion from the Somali capital. Subscribe http://www.youtube.com/bbcnews … source
Inside the mind of white America – BBC News
The concept of there being “two Americas” is almost as old as the nation itself. From the outset there were…
Turkey: Getting to grips with Kurdish dancing – BBC News
As we approach the Turkish elections, the BBC’s Selin Girit and Mark Lowen are travelling the length and breadth of…
Could Brexit mean a return to violence in Northern Ireland? – BBC News
A shadow that hangs over the debate on the Irish border and Brexit is the implied threat of renewed violence…
Turkey election: Will Kurdish HDP party be kingmaker? – BBC News
The votes of Turkey’s 15 million Kurds could decide whether the governing AK Party consolidates its grip on power or…
Review 2015: The year in UK politics – BBC News
From the Conservative victory in the general election, to Jeremy Corbyn’s appointment as Labour leader, Adam Fleming looks back at…
Turkey: Why Erdogan dislikes cartoonists – BBC News
Over 230 people have been investigated, with 105 indicted, for insulting the Turkish president in seven months, sparking complaints over…
Turkey politics: ‘Women are almost non-existent’ says Elif Şafak – BBC News
Elif Şafak, acclaimed author of “The Bastard of Istanbul”, says the rise in the numbers of female parliamentarians is not…
92-year-old WW2 veteran flies Spitfire again – BBC News
92-year-old Air Transport Auxiliary veteran Joy Lofthouse returns to the skies in a Spitfire 70 years on from the end…
Refugee Crisis: A Snapchat documentary – BBC News
BBC’s Panorama reporter John Sweeney joined thousands of refugees making the journey from the Greek island of Kos to the…
Step inside the Large Hadron Collider (360 video) – BBC News
A 360 tour of CERN that takes you deep inside the Large Hadron Collider – the world’s greatest physics experiment…
Twins reunited after 70 years apart – BBC News
They were separated at birth and it took 70 years to bring them back together. George Skrzynecky and Lucian Poznanski,…
Iraq: Islamic State inside Mosul – BBC News
It’s a city where entire districts have been emptied of people and where ancient sites have been systematically destroyed. Now,…
Transhumanism: Could we live forever? BBC News
The Victoria Derbyshire programme’s Benjamin Zand goes on the search for immortality and meets the people who think we could…
Mo Asumang: Confronting racism face-to-face – BBC News
Mo Asumang, daughter of a black Ghanaian father and a white German mother, talks to BBC News about her experiences…
What is it like being black in India? BBC News
What is it like being black in India? That’s what BBC Pop Up wanted to find out after Benjamin Pratt,…
Microdosing: People who take LSD with breakfast – BBC News
Microdosing is when you take a tiny amount of psychedelic drugs – LSD or magic mushrooms usually – as part…
Hiroshima atomic bomb: Survivor recalls horrors – BBC News
Thursday marks 70 years to the day since the United States dropped the world’s first atomic bomb on the Japanese…
Radicals: ‘I’m not radical, I speak truth’ – BBC News
WARNING FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY*** Anne Marie Waters, from Sharia Watch, regularly criticises Islam and is organising a Prophet Muhammad cartoon exhibition.…
The wives abandoned by British Asian men – BBC News
Wives in South Asia are being used and abandoned by the British Asian men that marry them. There are calls…
Kurdish & Yazidi women fighting ISIS – BBC News
The BBC has gained exclusive access to a PKK training camp where Yazidi and Kurdish women are learning to fight.…
“People don’t believe I am Japanese” says Miss Japan – BBC News
With a Japanese mother and African American father, Ariana Miyamoto has become the first bi-racial woman to be crowned Miss…
Inside Libya migrant detention centre – BBC News
Quentin Sommerville looks around a crowded migrant detention centre in Misrata. As many as 400 migrants are believed to have…
Ex-Muslim: Leaving Islam – BBC News
Islam is the fastest growing religion in the UK, with the number of Muslims almost doubling in the last few…
Inside France’s young far-right – BBC News
A new generation of far-right activists are trying to get the Front National’s Marine Le Pen elected as France’s president.…
America’s new heroin addicts – BBC News
WARNING this film contains some graphic images* America is in the grip of a heroin and prescription-drug epidemic. More Americans…
‘They asked us to put on masks’: Football fans dismantle BBC documentary
As the 2018 football World Cup in Russia gets closer, the BBC has just aired a controversial film about the…
Living with the dead in Indonesia – BBC News
Tradition and ritual – they form part of many important stages of our lives from birth until death, with ceremonies…