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Housekeeper Makes History on Everest

The Nepali housekeeper in the US who has climbed Everest more times than any other woman.

• 14 mins

Syrian Swimmer's Paralympic Dream

Ibrahim Al-Hussein lost part of his leg to a bomb but still hopes to compete in Rio

• 11 mins

Afghanistan's Top War Photographer

Massoud Hossaini on the near death experience that won him the Pulitzer Prize

• 16 mins

Delivering Babies on the Run

When Nigerian midwife Dada Nguru fled Boko Haram, she delivered the babies on the road.

• 9 mins

The Outlook Inspiration Awards 2016

Matthew Bannister and Jo Fidgen finally reveal "the world's most inspiring stories".

• 50 mins

'War Made Him More Violent with Me'

'Maha' says her Syrian husband poured petrol on her and set her alight

• 17 mins

Outlook Weekend: The Telephone

The Telephone: people whose lives have been changed forever by a phone call

• 27 mins

Aleppo doctor: it could have been me

In the midst of the Syrian war, Dr Hatem is a doctor working in rebel-held Aleppo.

• 15 mins

Giving Afghan children their songs back

American teacher Louise Pascale took Afghan children's songs back to their home

• 14 mins

Outlook Weekend: Extraordinary Journeys

Stories from people who have undertaken life-changing journeys.

• 27 mins

From Jail to Yale

Reginald Dwayne Betts is a convicted felon who has just graduated from Yale Law School.

• 16 mins

Greek-Syrian Mayor Welcomes Refugees

Dr. Nabil-Iosif Morad is housing refugees in an abandoned tourist resort.

• 12 mins

Outlook Weekend: Lifelines

The book, the raft and the crying boys that changed lives forever.

• 27 mins

My Big Fat Greek Life

Nia Vardalos wrote and starred in My Big Fat Greek Wedding, based on her own story.

• 22 mins

The Olympic Fall That Changed Our Lives

Zola Budd and Mary Decker ran a race for glory that ended in disaster.

• 23 mins

My battle for bravery recognition

Rabia Siddique was working as a British army lawyer in Iraq when she was taken hostage.

• 22 mins

Fighting slavery for my father

Biram dah Abeid's struggle to abolish slavery in Mauritania

• 14 mins

Child refugee to Liberian police chief

Gregory Coleman on the challenges of keeping Monrovia safe during the chaos of Ebola.

• 16 mins

Back to the mountain that killed mum

Julie Tullis died after climbing K2. Her son travelled to the mountain in her memory.

• 15 mins

The bullfighter who switched sides

Alvaro Munera was a bullfighter in Colombia until a dramatic development in his own life.

• 13 mins

Mother to 20,000 Children

Marguerite Barankitse, "the Angel of Burundi", on adopting children displaced by war.

• 12 mins

Outlook Weekend: Shelter

Stories of desperately seeking, painfully losing and courageously providing shelter

• 26 mins

Taking on my stabbed son's work

Pastor Lorraine Jones runs a boxing gym in memory of her son who was killed in 2014

• 22 mins

Outlook Weekend: A Way Out

Three stories about people looking for a way out of a desperate situation.

• 26 mins

Capturing the Sounds of the Wild

Bernie Krause overcame a fear of animals to record natural sounds from all over the world

• 17 mins

The Couple who Cared for a Nation

How Bilquis Edhi and her husband Abdul Sattar built a healthcare system for Pakistan.

• 17 mins

Outlook Weekend: Thinking Big

Three people who were undaunted by the scale of a problem

• 26 mins

Jailhouse lawyer who cleared his name

American Derrick Hamilton studied law in prison so he could prove his innocence.

• 15 mins

Outlook Weekend: Who's the Daddy?

Extraordinary stories that ask, 'Who's the daddy?'

• 26 mins

Fleeing Syria in a Wheelchair

Nujeen Mustafa escaped war in Syria in a wheelchair pushed by her sister.

• 12 mins