This World (TV series)

Reported by: Paul Kenyon

As Iran defies the world by restarting its nuclear programme, Paul Kenyon travels to the Islamic Republic with UN nuclear inspectors, and gains exclusive behind-the-scene access to the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Iranian negotiators talk candidly about why they deceived the world over their nuclear programme for 18 years.

But it takes on a new complexion now we know that Iran later abandoned the diplomacy and chose to start enriching uranium again.^[68][69][70]

Narrated by: Paul Rhys

Production Company: Hardcash Productions

The episode follows the agents of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Cambodia as they pursue American paedophile sex tourists.^[264]

Narrated by: Jack Fortune

Production Company: Red Rebel Films, Pieter van Huystee Films

Geert Wilders, who was known as one of the most controversial of Dutch politician in the Netherlands - the story tracks from campaigning in the elections, meeting members of the anti-Islamic network who back him, and to expose a conspiracy theory promoting the belief that Islam is taking over Europe.

Production Company: Ronachan Films, Pacha Films

The story follows three of the Chilean miners that have coped with life in the media spotlight after being trapped underground for 69 days at Chile's San José mine.^[269]

Reported by: Mark Franchetti

The story travels to Naples in Italy - where Mark Franchetti investigates on one of the bloodiest organized mafia and largest criminal syndicate - The Camorra.^[273][274]

Presented by: Katya Adler

Katya Adler explores the impact of Spain's stolen baby scandal through the eyes of the children and parents who were separated at birth, and who are now desperate to find their relatives.^{[277][278][279]}

Narrated By: Sophie Okonedo

Production Company: October Films

With the creation of South Sudan as an independent country, the story explores with the experience of three Sudanese "Lost Boys" as they return to Sudan 20 years after fleeing their homes to escape Civil War.^{[281][282][283][284]}

Narrated by: Jack Fortune

Production Company: Ronachan Films

The story traces an extraordinary journey for three young activists from their dreams for a new future to the reality of the Egyptian revolution after one of the Arab world's most brutal and entrenched dictatorships, Hosni Mubarak - who was stepped down as president in 2011.^[286]

Narrated by: Rupert Graves

Production Company: Quicksilver Media

The story takes place at Fukushima, Japan - which unfolding the desperate hours and days after nuclear disaster as when the fate of thousands of Japanese citizens fell into the hands of a small corps of engineers, firemen and soldiers who risked their lives to prevent the Daiichi nuclear complex from complete meltdown.^[288]

Presented by: Carrie Gracie

Carrie Gracie follows three villagers in China who become subject to an urbanisation.^[290]

Narrated by: Steven Mackintosh

Production Company: LIC Production

The episode takes a look at Chinese television programme: Interviews Before Execution, in which death row inmates are interviewed by a reporter shortly before they are executed.^{[292][293][294][295]}

Reported by: John Sweeney

Production Company: BBC Northern Ireland

John Sweeney travels to Utah and examine about Mitt Romney and his Mormon beliefs.^[297][298]

Narrated by: Hermione Norris

Production Company: BBC Northern Ireland

The story tracks back to the massacre at Oslo, Norway in 2011.^[300][301]

Reported by: Darragh MacIntyre

Production Company: BBC Northern Ireland

Darragh MacIntyre investigates with the failure of the Catholic Church over by child abuse that claims to the very top of the Irish church in Ireland.^{[303][304][305][306][307]}

Presented by: Michael Portillo

Production Company: OR Media Limited

Michael Portillo visits Greece and Germany to explore the implications of the Euro crisis.^[309]

Narrated by: Gina McKee

Production Company: Ronachan Films, Finestripe Productions

Aung San Suu Kyi - a Burmese political hero, which tells about her own extraordinary personal and political story as she turned from Oxford housewife into national leader and was later become an international icon of resistance.^[311][312]

Presented by: Andrew Marr

Andrew Marr looks back at Barack Obama's first term in the office which has lived up to his expectations.^[314]

Presented by: Simon Reeve

Simon Reeve heads to Cuba - where the iconic island undergoes sweeping and radical economic changes in preparation for life after Fidel Castro and a new relationship with the United States, as the story look at how economic liberalisation is taking hold of communist country.^[317]

Reported by: Paul Mason

In Spain, Paul Mason travels to observe as the economy crisis could spreadout with another casualty by the Eurozone.^[320]

Narrated By: Sophie Okonedo

Production Company: True Vision

As the record levels has reached over 16 million children affected with child poverty in United States, the stories looked at the lives of three children whose families are struggling to survive - by the express of view in the modern states of life.^{[323][324][325][326]}

Presented by: Dan Snow

Production Company: BBC Northern Ireland

Dan Snow takes a journey to Syria, which looked at the complex past of the civil war and the roots of the current crisis.^{[329][330][331]}

Narrated by: Katy Cavanagh

Geoff Dunsmore revisits to Basra in Iraq where his son - Chris Dunsmore, a RAF reservist who was killed in 2007.^[334][335]

Presented by: Peter Hain

Peter Hain MP heads to Johannesburg in South Africa and uncover the stories on the shooting of 34 protesting miners outside Marikana platinum mine in 2012.^{[338][339][340]}

Presented by: John Dickie

Production Company: Lion Television

Historian John Dickie investigates the story of Italy's elusive powerful crime network and Europe’s biggest cocaine traffickers - 'Ndrangheta', which uncovers inside the secret world of their amazing underground empire.^{[342][343][344][345]}

Presented by: Anita Rani

Anita Rani investigates for a growing epidemic of childhood obesity in India.^{[348][349][350]}

Presented by: Professor John Marsden

Professor John Marsden travels to the state capital in Denver, Colorado by investigating on its legalisation and the impacts of a drug which might effect by amongst young teenagers - Cannabis Marijuana.^[353]

Reported by: Jane Corbin

The episode follows the British survivors of the January 2013 terrorist attack at Amenas gas plant in Algeria as they told their dramatic and harrowing stories.^{[356][357][358]}

Presented by: Dan Snow

Production Company: BBC Northern Ireland

Dan Snow travels to Congo, seeking to provide some insight into the vast central African country’s history, its colonial legacy, post-independence chaos, and endemic corruption.^{[361][362][363][364]}

Presented by: Anita Rani

First part of the Population series.^{[lower-alpha 9]}

Anita Rani travel across Japan to investigate on the population problem that cause the birth rate collapsed, and the results of Japanese men and women that have been drifted apart.^{[367][368][369]}

Presented by: Anita Rani

Second part of the Population series.^{[lower-alpha 9]}

Anita Rani travels to Manila - known as one of world’s most densely populated cities in the Philippines, where she encounters across the developing world in general that dealts with the fastest growing population.^{[372][373][374]}

Presented by: Professor Hans Rosling

Production Company: The Open University, Wingspan Productions

The third and final part of the Population series.^{[lower-alpha 9]}

Swedish statistician, Professor Hans Rosling presents as 'live' studio event featuring cutting-edge 3D infographics painting a vivid picture of a world that has changed in ways to the people barely understand – often for the better.^{[376][377][378][379]}

Presented by: Simon Reeve

In Kenya and Uganda, Simon Reeve follows the tea production process and looks at the impact the industry which affected millions of people who "pick, pack and transport" the tea.^{[382][383][384]}

Presented by: Simon Reeve

As coffee produces at Vietnam become number one source in United Kingdom, Simon Reeve travels to uncover the stories behind the coffee's progress.^{[387][388][389]}

Presented by: Robert Peston

Robert Peston visits to China - currently the 2nd biggest economy in the world, to investigate with the powerful economic giant can really be in life-threatening trouble and its economic system has been developing at an amazing rate for the past thirty years.^[392][393]

Narrated by: David Morrissey

With the preparation for the upcoming month of the World Cup 2014 in Brazil, the episode takes place at one of the iconic and exclusive hotel - Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Palace, which tells the story of the workers and visitors - where it has played host to everyone from its existence.^[395][396]

Presented by: Ade Adepitan

Production Company: Firecrest Films

Ade Adepitan follows the trail of the clothes that was donated to charity shop and thus it was sending to Ghana.^[399][400]

Narrated by: Katy Cavanagh

Production Company: Quicksilver Media

The story follows the events surrounding the collapse of the Rana Plaza Building in Bangladesh in 2013, which killed 1,134 garment workers.

At its heart are the stories of the workers in the building, often young women making clothes for leading western brands. They recount their shocking stories of being buried in the rubble, but also explain how their jobs, despite pitiful pay and long hours, gave them much-wanted independence.^[402][403]

Presented by: Martin Sixsmith

Production Company: BBC Northern Ireland

After the story of Philomena was shown on the film, Martin Sixsmith travels to Ireland and United States which uncovers the stories of parents and children that involves by a transatlantic adoption trade.^{[406][407][408]}

Narrated by: Steven Mackintosh

Production Company: Mongoose Pictures

The story takes place at Maine State Prison in Warren, feature the life of staffs in order to improve the system and release some of the most dangerous prisoners back into the general population.^[410][411]

Narrated by: Michael Lumsden

Production Company: Amos Pictures

Pulled from thousands of hours of security footage from more than a hundred cameras, the story takes viewers inside Kenya’s Westgate Shopping Mall as the siege unfolds.^[413][414]

Reported by: Jane Corbin

Jane Corbin discovers the evidence that challenges the accepted story for one of the most terrifying events after twenty years from the Rwandan genocide.^[416]

Narrated by: Hugh Bonneville

Production Company: True Vision

The story follows at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, where it reveals from the perspective families of victims and survivors as they rebuild their lives after the shooting events in December 2012.^[418]

Narrated by: David Morrissey

After the events of Chapo Guzman's arrest in February 2014, the story follows up to explore the various ways on the US government enforcement agencies that have become bound up in the business of Mexico’s notorious Sinaloa Cartel, seemingly in the name of bringing down its kingpins.^[420]

Presented by: Robert Peston

Robert Peston investigates the rise of Marine Le Pen and the Front National in France, and the economic stagnation that threatening France's way of life which could determine by the European Union themselves.^[423]

Narrated by: Steven Mackintosh

First part of the ISIS series.^{[426][lower-alpha 10]}

The episode follows with the British girls how they had attracted and traveled across to Islamic State in Syria - where the radicals were trying to lured them with a mixture through slick marketing, social media and religious fervour.^[427][428]

Reported by: Jane Corbin

The second part of the ISIS series.^{[426][lower-alpha 10]}

Jane Corbin travel across the Middle East to examine why Christianity is facing the greatest threat to its existence as hundreds of thousands of Christians are fleeing from the Islamic extremists, conflict and persecution.^{[431][432][433]}

Reported by: Peter Taylor

The third and final part of the ISIS series.^{[426][lower-alpha 10]}

Peter Taylor investigates at the wealth of the so called Islamic State in the Middle East, together for the first time TV interview with an imprisoned former senior leader of IS leadership.^{[436][437][438][439]}

Narrated by: Shaun Dooley

Production Company: Quicksilver Media, Mongoose Pictures

In West Africa, Ebola outbreak appears to be in abeyance, which having killed thousands. The story tracks down the most recent outbreak back to the father of so-called Patient Zero – the first fatality of the recent outbreak – and meets with the local officials and international aid workers that were still trying to figure out what they could and should have done better.^[441][442]

Reported by: Jane Corbin

Jane Corbin reports the evidence with various conspiracy theories about Bin Laden's death, where the story recounts with a special crack team of American special forces stormed into a compound at Abbottabad in Pakistan.^[445][446]

Presented by: Professor Hans Rosling

Production Company: The Open University, Wingspan Productions

Swedish statistical showman Professor Hans Rosling returns on-stage, featuring with more holographic-style projection for facts and figures that shows his consideration to put an end from extreme poverty across the world.^[448][449]

Production Company: Amos Pictures

Dan Reed uncovers the story on the unseen footage of the massacre at Charlie Hebdo magazine, including with the first strike where Islamist gunmen attack at kosher grocery store in Paris.^[451]

Presented by: Robert Peston

Robert Peston reports for the dramatic economic slowdown which effect to China and the rest of the world.

Reported by: Rageh Omaar

The experiences of 16 fighters in different conflicts on 22 March 2004.^{[455][456][457]}

Narrated by: Amanda St. John

Rites of passage experienced by nine young people in different cultures around the world.^[458][459]

Narrated by: Andrew Lincoln

The experiences of AIDS stigma by six HIV-positive people around the world on 22 July 2005.^[460][461]

Reported by: Rageh Omaar

A 12 year old boy is sold by his mother for £25 to a fisherman in Ghana. The boy will spend his childhood diving to disentangle nets in the murky waters of Lake Volta.

In Saudi Arabia, a six-year-old boy who has been trafficked into the country from Yemen, in order to beg on the streets for a gang master, is picked up by the Saudi authorities and deported.

Meanwhile in Cambodia, a 17-year-old girl recalls her horrific life as a sex slave, sold to a brothel aged 12. These are just three of the lives encountered in this special documentary looking at the extraordinary, global story of child slavery today, in which eight and a half million children are estimated to be involved.^{[462][463][464][465]}