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Alan Yentob joins Tacita Dean in her studio in Berlin to discover how the city has infused her work, and visits her in LA where she is completing an hour-long film inspired by her older sister Antigone and the Greek myth which bears her name. Her work is poetic, elegiac, and thought-provoking. It is also the story of her crusade to preserve the medium which inspires her: film.

G7 Summit: Young Voices

The host sheds light on the attempts of the Afghan police to make their force diverse and how their progress could be at risk.

Artist Bridget Riley and journalist Kirsty Wark engage in a heartfelt conversation where the former talks about her childhood and the experiences that shaped her life and career.

The filmmaker looks into the migrant detention facilities in the USA as interviews with staff and children reveal allegations of neglect, overcrowding and cold temperatures among other issues.

The host presents the latest news updates and developments pertaining to the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in India.

Host Jessica Lussenhop explores the harsh realities of how legalising marijuana in more US states has made a drastic impact on Navajo and Chinese communities.

On the week that marks a year since George Floyd was killed, news presenters Clive Myrie and Adina Campbell give an in-depth report on the lasting global impact of his death.

The host presents the profiles of various talented upcoming sports stars from around the world, working hard to make it to the Olympic Games.

Becoming Andi

Host Steve Rosenberg presents some of his most melodious piano compositions ahead of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam.

The host provides a behind-the-scenes look at the build-up and preparations for the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest taking place in Rotterdam.