Brilliant solutions to the world’s problems. We meet people with ideas to make the world a better pl
This week we’re in Rwanda, where some men are getting lessons teaching them how to look after their
It’s a flightless bird on the edge of extinction, but a team in New Zealand is trying to stop it fro
“Fabulous idea” or “waste of money”? Clever observations from our audience about solutions we’ve co
An idea used in video games is helping LGBTQ people in the Middle East talk safely online. Coming ou
People living in this block of flats sign a contract to socialise together for at least two hours a
Men and boys are being taught how to tackle some of the uncomfortable truths about everyday sexism.
If exercise were a drug, almost every single person on Earth would be prescribed it in the later yea
Women in Uganda are learning how to treat their neighbours for depression. That’s because there aren
What if all the energy used at the gym was directed towards helping others, rather than lifting usel
As thousands of people are moved in the evacuation of the area around the Taal volcano in the Philip
If you had a rare disease and the only drug that could help you suddenly shot up in price how would
Using lasers or asteroids to move our planet away from the sun may sound extreme, but a few scientis
Catch up with the goats fighting forest fires in Spain and discover where else in the world they’re
We look at four clever ways to reduce carbon emissions from deliveries. Shops, offices, restaurants
Rapists often avoid conviction and people they’ve attacked can face a traumatic journey through the
Uganda has a very young population – the median age is 16 and young people find it hard to get a job
Global warming is melting the world's glaciers and sea ice. In Iceland the effects can already be se
Almost 30% of women experience violence from a partner at some point in their lives. If they manage
Fires are common in South Africa’s informal settlements - it’s estimated that there are about 5,000
Bananas are one of the most popular fruits on the planet - more than 100 million tonnes of them are
