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My Kidnappers Called Me Mother

Donu Kogbara was taken hostage in the Niger Delta in August 2015

• 17 mins

Outlook Weekend: In My Element

Water, fire, air and earth. Four stories of people in their element.

• 26 mins

I Introduced Chess to Kampala's Slums

Robert Katende has taught chess to children who cannot read or write

• 17 mins

The Tourist Who Tackled a Gunman on a Train

Off duty US airman Spencer Stone risked his life to stop a French train attack.

• 9 mins

I Beat My Bullies with Cricket

Vimal Kumar has defied his lower caste status by creating his own cricket team.

• 11 mins

The man performing mime for 65 years

Richmond Shepard claims to be the oldest mime artist in the US

• 8 mins

Outlook Weekend: Playing For My Life

A Pakistani squash star protected by snipers; a man in Uganda saving children with chess

• 26 mins

The fantasy life of a Turkish prisoner

Turkish writer Burhan S枚nmez escaped into his imagination to cope with prison torture.

• 20 mins

Creating tomorrow's African leaders

Fred Swaniker from Ghana raised millions to train the next generation of African leaders.

• 13 mins

The reluctant death row executioner

Frank Thompson used to oversee executions in the USA - he now campaigns against them.

• 20 mins

A Neighbour Killed My Parents

Kenza Isnasni's parents were killed in an Islamophobic attack

• 9 mins

Outlook Weekend: With a Gun to my Head

Two jaw-dropping stories from a Khmer Rouge labour camp and a kidnapper's den in Nigeria.

• 26 mins

My husband's kiss could kill me

A rare condition means Johanna Watkins is allergic to just about everyone and everything

• 17 mins

A bank error made me a millionaire

After a bank error gave Australian Luke Moore a limitless overdraft, he spent millions.

• 15 mins

The father taking on the Sandy Hook trolls

Lenny Pozner challenges conspiracies after his son was killed in the Sandy Hook shooting.

• 16 mins

Moroccan Actor Who Fled for Her Life

Loubna Abidar had to leave Morocco after she played a sex worker in a film.

• 11 mins

Outlook Weekend: Talking Sense

Discover a whole new way of sensing the world with your nose, your eyes and your ears

• 26 mins

How Outlook solved a WW2 mystery

Thanks to an Outlook interview, Theresa Kownacki discovered what happened to her brother.

• 13 mins

How we hunted Pablo Escobar

Why two American agents joined the hunt for one of the world's biggest drug lords.

• 22 mins

The nurse who saved a starving town

Khaled Naanaa left his family behind to show the world that Syria was starving.

• 21 mins

The real Caster Semenya

The unheard personal story of a great athlete and the controversial matter of her sex

• 17 mins

Outlook Weekend: Miracle Child

A girl born under gunfire, the only survivor of a plane crash and a very lost boy.

• 26 mins

Ex-President: The Day I Was Shot

Jose Ramos Horta survived being shot at his home in Dili, East Timor.

• 22 mins

Finding Love in Wartime Iraq

US Army interpreter Nayyef Hrebid met Iraqi soldier Btoo Allami during the Iraq War

• 21 mins

The secret link between two gymnasts

Jennifer Bricker was born without legs and idolised the Olympic gymnast Dominique Moceanu

• 37 mins

Outlook Weekend: They Said I Was Crazy

Two amazing women both told they were crazy, but whose actions changed their countries.

• 26 mins

The Lawyer Fighting Back Against Revenge Porn

Carrie Goldberg was once harassed online by an ex-partner, she now defends other victims

• 16 mins

From Refugee to British Baroness

Arminka Helic went from fleeing war in Bosnia to joining the British House of Lords.

• 22 mins

The screams 'sound like war cries'

Greek coastguard Kyriakos Papadopoulos works on Lesbos saving people fleeing war by sea.

• 14 mins

Kenya's Karate Grannies

Elderly women in Nairobi are using martial arts as self-defence against sexual assault

• 9 mins