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Burmese Refugees Who Saved a US Church

Vicar Michael Spurlock and refugee Ye Win explain how they did it.

• 49 mins

Outlook Weekend: Curses

The Biblical kind, the monthly kind, and the swearing kind...

• 26 mins

My Rape Case was Sent to Cattle Court

After her own ordeal, Brisa de Angulo fights for better treatment for sex abuse survivors

• 49 mins

Texting my Dead Father

James Vlahos created a chatbot to keep his father's memory alive.

• 49 mins

A Human Chain Saved My Drowning Family

When swimmers became caught in a rip tide, 80 people formed a human chain to rescue them.

• 49 mins

Kenyan Runner's Marathon Escape

Professional runner Moninda Marube on his struggle to keep running

• 49 mins

Outlook Weekend: How Was Your Holiday?

Holidays don't always go the way you plan them.

• 26 mins

Lightning Bolt Made Me a Music Maestro

Tony Cicoria developed a passion for classical music after he was struck by lightning.

• 49 mins

I Found Hitler's Horses

The Dutch art investigator on a mission to recover stolen works of art.

• 49 mins

Fiji's Amputee Jiu-Jitsu Champion

Sean Fong lost his left arm and right leg as a child, but is now a martial arts champion.

• 49 mins

I Took on the London Bridge Attackers

Geoff Ho put himself between the attackers and his friends in the London Bridge attacks.

• 49 mins

Outlook Weekend: My New Mum

Two extraordinary stories of gaining a second mum

• 26 mins

Fighting Farc with Morse Code Song

Juan Carlos Ortiz hid Morse Code messages in a song to communicate with hostages.

• 49 mins

The Serial Killer I Couldn't Catch

The Detective on the hunt of Canada's most prolific murderer.

• 49 mins

Rohan Marley: Bob's Rebel Son

Bob Marley's son Rohan on his famous dad, playing American football, and Rastafarianism.

• 49 mins

Searching For My Lost Sons

Munira Subašić has fought for justice after 22 members of her family died in Srebrenica

• 49 mins

Outlook Weekend: Long Ride to Freedom

Accounts from the Freedom Riders of 1961. Offensive language has been bleeped

• 26 mins

Forced to Flee my Country for Love

The Ugandan badminton star who had to flee when her same-sex relationship was exposed.

• 49 mins

Mothering the Fans of my Murdered Son

Alison Cope's son was the grime artist Depzman. His grieving fans needed her support.

• 49 mins

Dodging Bullets to Deliver a Baby

The female doctor running the last hospital in the Afghan city of Kunduz

• 49 mins

Looking for Mum in a City of Millions

The boy searching for the family he lost in a Manila Market aged just four.

• 49 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Bomb Disposal Men

An expert and a volunteer risking their lives to defuse bombs.

• 26 mins

I Stopped Sewing and Started Striking

Kalpona Akter is a former textile worker who is taking on global clothing giants.

• 49 mins

Convicted of a Murder I Didn't Commit

Christopher Scott confronted the man whose crime landed him in prison.

• 49 mins

Six Years as an al-Qaeda Hostage

Stephen McGown's dream trip turned into a nightmare when he was kidnapped by al-Qaeda

• 49 mins

Repair Boy: Jailed For Watching Soaps

Hak-Min Kim's obsession with gadgets put him in a North Korean jail - but also saved him

• 49 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Baddies

How two men far from home became bad guys in the movies

• 26 mins

A Taxi Driver's Extraordinary Journey

John Yaak is a former child soldier who now drives taxis in Brisbane.

• 49 mins

Thawing Frozen Climbers on Everest

Ken Kamler is a doctor who was climbing Mount Everest when it was hit by disaster in 1996

• 49 mins

Forced to Bury my Cellmates in Chad

Clement Abaifouta was imprisoned for four years under the dictator Hissene Habre.

• 49 mins