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The Lawyer who Painted Beyoncé's Face

The Nigerian artist who used to be a human rights lawyer

• 53 mins

I Saved 144 People From Militants

Norodin Alonto Lucman led many people to safety in a city under siege in the Philippines

• 53 mins

Climbing Everest with One Leg

Arunima Sinha, the first female amputee to reach the top of the world's highest mountain

• 53 mins

Outlook Weekend: Defrosted

A frozen body and a frozen mind: two extraordinary stories of coming in from the cold

• 26 mins

Nepal's ‘Demon-Chaser’ Dances Again

Laxman Ranjit couldn't bring himself to dance after his wife died in an earthquake

• 53 mins

Choosing to Live in a Bolivian Prison

Australian backpacker Rusty Young was in San Pedro prison for more than three months

• 53 mins

The Black Cop who Infiltrated the KKK

How an African American police officer ended up as a card-carrying member of the KKK

• 53 mins

Fathers Were Enemies, Now We're Sisters

Cycling together even though their dads were on opposite sides of the Vietnam war

• 53 mins

Outlook Weekend: My Brush With the Law

A 'paint-off' in a packed US courtroom and a cartoonist locked in a South African prison

• 26 mins

Caring for 35 Children No-One Wants

Hazera Begum looks after the children of sex workers in Bangladesh's capital city, Dhaka

• 53 mins

I am South Africa's 'Black Mamba'

Meningitis left MMA fighter Ronald Dlamini blind, but he has since returned to the ring

• 53 mins

From Children's TV Star to Baroness

Floella Benjamin was a household name in Britain in the 1980s - she's now a Baroness

• 53 mins

Saving Fans From Las Vegas Shooting

Country singer Bryan Hopkins helped people escape gunfire by leading them into a freezer

• 53 mins

Outlook: Life, the Second Time Around

The man who faked his own death and a writer who made a bot to talk with his late father

• 26 mins

Tasmina, the First Horsewoman of Bangladesh

Horse racing is a man's sport in Bangladesh but Tasmina Hossain is trying to change that

• 53 mins

The US Child Who Was Married Aged 11

Sherry Johnson was married to her rapist in the US state of Florida

• 53 mins

The Man Reuniting Rohingya Families

Kamal Hussein reunites Rohingya children separated from their parents

• 53 mins

Imprisoned By Saddam When I Was Four

Taban Shoresh was arrested by Saddam Hussein's soldiers and faced almost certain death

• 53 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Three Bears

Stuck in the jaws of death, chasing a polar bear in your briefs and in bed with a grizzly

• 26 mins

Gang Life Prepared Me for the Kitchen

How Tim Raue overcame a troubled childhood to become one of the world's best chefs

• 53 mins

Kidnapped from Prison as a Baby

Ignacio Montoya Carlotto was 36 when he learned he'd been stolen from an Argentine prison

• 53 mins

Rebuilding my Beloved Raqqa

Syrian architect Mohammad Hassan on reconstructing his home city after so-called IS rule

• 53 mins

Helping the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖless Find Loved Ones

Kevin Adler helps homeless people find their long-lost families in the US

• 53 mins

Outlook: After the Race is Over

When the finish line is just the beginning, two stories that will stop you in your tracks

• 26 mins

From Cleaning my School to PM of Togo

Former PM Gilbert Houngbo talks about his childhood in rural Togo

• 53 mins

Surviving a Wildfire that Took my Crew

The Yarnell Hill Fire claimed 19 members of Brendan McDonough's firefighting crew

• 53 mins

Holding A Stranger's Life in my Hands

Anthony Brennan on the car crash that changed his life

• 53 mins

Goldie: Making Peace With My Mother

UK dance music pioneer Goldie on how growing up in care inspired his art

• 53 mins

The Gold Lion and the Bronze Horses

Decoding a pop song with a hidden message and hunting for Hitler's stolen art

• 26 mins

'To Have Food…is Becoming a Dream'

Dr Amani Ballour works in a hospital in the besieged suburb of Eastern Ghouta, Syria

• 53 mins