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Environmental campaigner George Monbiot investigates innovative agricultural methods in Helsinki that aim to produce food sustainably and address environmental challenges.
Professor Rob Howard discusses mental illness and elderly care in Bedlam on Thursday at 9pm.
Fashion assistant Jade and wrestler Lewis experience a clash over food sharing and table etiquette during a date, highlighting modern dating challenges.
Chanté Joseph explains why money can't replace true allyship to the Black community.
Simon Darnley discusses his work at the Anxiety Disorders Residential Unit on Bedlam.
Candid discussions in London explore various sexual preferences, including spanking, pegging, and watersports, addressing societal taboos and personal fears.
26-year-old engineer Gus is stopped and searched by police on his way to an antenatal class with his partner Lauren, highlighting tensions around stop and search practices.
At the world's largest orangutan rehabilitation center, Dilla faces unexpected challenges after giving birth, highlighting the complexities of orangutan motherhood.
Sixteen-year-olds express their concerns about climate change and financial pressures, highlighting the uncertainty they face in today's world.
Leyla and her sister confront their mother about Female Genital Mutilation in this powerful documentary.
Sandi Toksvig leads a team in a practical exercise that highlights the challenges faced by individuals with reading difficulties while shopping.
Simon Bird discusses his new show Chickens with Robert Popper and Tom Rosenthal.
The documentary revisits the murder of Peter Falconio near Alice Springs, exploring the chilling details and similarities to other cases nearly 20 years later.
Visually impaired activist Dr Amy Kavanagh shares her daily challenges and offers guidance on how to interact empathetically with visually impaired individuals.
Murder Island features a police interviewer's insights on catching murder suspects on Channel 4.
A professional opera singer gained viral fame during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic by performing in a homemade toilet tissue tiara.
Reporter Seyi Rhodes joins a midwife in the Central African Republic to aid mothers in danger.
Monty Halls participates in a record-setting dive to 55 meters in the Galapagos Islands, exploring its unique marine life and the challenges of deep-sea diving.
Eva Kor, a Holocaust survivor, forgave the Nazis for their atrocities, highlighting the transformative power of forgiveness in healing and understanding.
In Japan, the consumption of 4,000,000 Kit Kat bars daily reflects the brand's immense popularity and the diverse regional flavors that attract chocolate enthusiasts.
