Istanbul and Anatolia

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Duration: 1 hour

Simon Reeve leads a team of journalists in a journey of discovery across Turkey. From the stunning mosques of Istanbul to the 'fairy chimneys' of Cappadocia and the forests of the Black Sea coast, Turkey is country of rich history and amazing landscapes. It is also a divided country where the pro-islamic government seems locked in conflict with the traditionally secular establishment, including the army, and where an armed conflict rumbles on with elements of the Kurdish minority in the South East.

  • CLIP: HUNTING WILD BOAR IN TURKEY

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    On a wild boar hunt in a Turkish forest, reporter Adil Ray experiences an unfamiliar strand of secular Islam that has a long tradition in Turkey.

  • TURKISH CONTRADICTIONS TEST ISLAM

    Adil Ray looks at how Turkey's contradictions can be challenging for Muslims - but says there is a tremendous amount to learn.

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Credits

Presenter
Simon Reeve
Presenter
Adil Ray
Presenter
Jenny Kleeman
Director
Andrew Carter
Producer
Andrew Carter
Producer
Sam Bagnall

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