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Mathematician Hannah Fry and guests look at whether civility can survive in the modern age

To be human is to seek immortality. Tom Shakespeare daydreams about everlasting life.

What happens if we reach the singularity, the day when machines match human intelligence?

Writer Michael Smith explores the uncertain future of masculinity.

How will humans experience pleasure in the future? With AL Kennedy and Will Self.

Will biotechnology transform how we understand and control life itself?

How will people answer the question 'Who am I?' in the future?

How could new technology change the nature of money and the role of government?

How technology - and two billion extra mouths to feed - will change our food in future.

Does the growth of the sharing economy mean ownership is over?

How will we move from place to place in future? Will speed and freedom always be the goal?

How will our ideas about ageing change as life expectancy rises to 100 and beyond?

Who will be on top in the world of future crime - the cops or the criminals?

If new energy sources offer cheap, plentiful power to everyone, how will the planet cope?

What happens to us when we can create and manipulate our memories artificially?

Will technology make language barriers obsolete?

Will robots be the future of war? And how would warfare change if they were?

Will intimacy survive the challenges it faces in the 21st century?

What really changes in our society when machines do most of the work?

How city living could be transformed by the digital revolution.

Will art survive the technological and social change of the 21st century?

Is there a future for sport in the digital age?

How does the accelerating pace of technology change the way we think about the future?

What will it be like to colonise space? What are the implications for humanity if we do?

How will technology transform healthcare in the 21st century?

FutureProofing discovers what will be the secrets to achieving wealth in future.

Discover how small things look set to shape the future in increasingly significant ways.

Will sin disappear in future, as technology enables us to stop sinning before we act?

Does science now challenge religion to destruction, and what happens to faith in future?

When we properly understand animals, how much will our relationship with them change?