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ON NOW : The Newsroom
21/05/2013

The Newsroom The world's Newsroom brings you global events as they happen

Your World Episode guide

  1. Sisters In Science

    Science and technology through the eyes of Africa's female scientists

    First broadcast: 31 Mar 2013

  2. In My Mother's Image

    A photograph, a mother who died young and the desire to honour those we've loved and lost.

    First broadcast: 03 Mar 2013

  3. Rosa Parks - Quiet Revolutionary

    An ordinary woman assumed an extraordinary place in history after a simple act of defiance

    First broadcast: 23 Feb 2013

  4. Tuning In

    From Marconi to Nellie Melba via an army hut in Essex, the story of early radio in Britain

    First broadcast: 09 Feb 2013

  5. Uzbek To My Roots

    A young Londoner traces her roots back to her family's homeland in Uzbekistan.

    First broadcast: 19 Jan 2013

  6. Johnny Cash and the Forgotten Prison Blues

    Did Johnny Cash have any real impact on prison reform in America?

    First broadcast: 12 Jan 2013

  7. Johnny Cash and the Forgotten Prison Blues

    Johnny Cash became a passionate prison reformer. Why?

    First broadcast: 05 Jan 2013

  8. Lullabies in the Arab World

    Lullabies in the Arab world are a form of self-expression. How are they evolving?

    First broadcast: 22 Dec 2012

  9. A Long Walk Into History

    The story of James Meredith, the first black student at the University of Mississippi.

    First broadcast: 08 Dec 2012

  10. The Language of Lullabies

    Exploring lullabies from around the world and their role in child development.

    First broadcast: 01 Dec 2012

  11. Vietnam's Rock 'n' Roll War

    Robin Denselow revisits sixties Saigon, to find out what happened when rock hit Vietnam.

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  12. Reality Radio

    Phil Maguire attends the launch of Trinidads first prison radio station.

    First broadcast: 10 Nov 2012

  13. Life Blood

    Why the Japanese believe that blood types define temperament and personality.

    First broadcast: 03 Nov 2012

  14. Michael Jackson: The Thrill Of Thriller

    The story of the singer's African heritage and legacy of 30 years of Thriller.

    First broadcast: 27 Oct 2012

  15. The Nowhere Man

    The man who overstayed his Indian visa and was stripped of his nationality and identity.

    First broadcast: 20 Oct 2012

  16. Don’t Log Off

    Alan Dein attempts to cross the world on a late-night excursion via Facebook and Skype.

    First broadcast: 13 Oct 2012

  17. African Perspective: Lipstick Evangelists

    What is it like to be a door-to-door Avon salesperson in South Africa?

    First broadcast: 06 Oct 2012

  18. Mexico Rising

    BBC correspondent Will Grant challenges stereotypes as he investigates Mexico's economy.

    First broadcast: 08 Sep 2012

  19. No Country For Old Women

    Old women accused of witchcraft are banished to Northern Ghana's witchcamps.

    First broadcast: 01 Sep 2012

  20. The Culture Of Gaming

    Aleks Krotoski examines how gaming is affecting our culture.

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  21. The People's Games: London 2012

    The Olympic Games through the sounds of the people involved.

    First broadcast: 12 Aug 2012

  22. Learning To Lose

    When Olympic athletes lose it can be devastating - should they be preparing for this?

    First broadcast: 29 Jul 2012

  23. No Greater Love

    A powerful memorial to the bravery of an ordinary man - Leigh Pitt.

    First broadcast: 21 Jul 2012

  24. The Business Of Personality

    Lucy Ash asks if personality tests are a journey of discovery.

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  25. Song By Song By London - Episode Two

    Robert Elms reflects on music from Noel Coward, Lily Allen, The Clash and The Kinks.

    First broadcast: 30 Jun 2012

  26. Song By Song By London - Episode One

    Robert Elms reflects on music from Professor Green, Suggs, Russ Henderson and David Bowie.

    First broadcast: 23 Jun 2012

  27. Is Science Fiction Coming to Africa?

    Author Lauren Beukes asks: Is Science Fiction coming to Africa, or is it already here?

    First broadcast: 17 Jun 2012

  28. It's A Dog's Life

    Roland Buerk reports on Japan's doggy obsession and the demographic time-bomb behind it.

    First broadcast: 09 Jun 2012

  29. The Royal Visit

    People who have come face to face with Queen Elizabeth II share their experiences.

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  30. Ziggy Changed My Life

    The 40th anniversary of The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spider from Mars.

    First broadcast: 19 May 2012

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