BBC Two - This World - The Making of This World

Outbreak: The Truth About Ebola

It also illustrates an important and serious point about why this outbreak spiraled out of control

World's Richest Terror Army

The locations where we interviewed them were only agreed at the last minute. We could only talk via interpreters.

Kill The Christians

'A few kilometers from the frontline, fighting was visible between Kurdish Peshmerga forces and those of IS.'

Quelle Catastrophe! France with Robert Peston

'Dialling a French office in August is pretty much like calling on Christmas day.'

Secrets of Mexico's Drug War

'The War on Drugs is a dirty business, is what I think he meant.'

Surviving Sandy Hook

'Each had their own journey, and their own sense of how to measure progress, and none has lost hope that change will come'

Rwanda's Untold Story

'Strict security was insisted upon; we had to wait in an anonymous suburban car park, we couldn’t have any security guards, our identities were checked...'

Terror At The Mall

'The terrorists’ casual bloodthirstiness as they revelled in the slaughter still haunts me but then I think of the courage and determination of those three extraordinary mothers'

Life in Solitary

Our presence appeared to have a calming effect on the inmates.

Ireland's Lost Babies

Elaine and I had to make a very difficult trip to Lily’s home to give her some news.

Clothes to Die For

We always knew that our focus for this film was the people who had worked inside the Rana Plaza, giving them a voice and being true to their experiences.

The Secret Life of Your Clothes

'I could be on any high street in the UK but I’m not, we’re in a small village in North East Ghana.'

Copacabana Palace

"When I got the news about working on a film about the Copacabana Palace in Rio de Janeiro, I thought there must be a catch. "

The Coffee Trail with Simon Reeve

'Coffee production is a surprisingly sensitive issue - it involves land grabs, human rights abuses and the mass movement of millions.'

The Tea Trail with Simon Reeve

'What are the origins of the British cuppa? Where does our tea come from? Who are the people who grow it and what’s life like for them?'

World's Busiest Maternity Ward

'No gas and air, and no epidurals... "Filipino women know there's no point in screaming and moaning" explained the supervising nurse.'

No Sex Please, We're Japanese

"They are a generation of geeks who have chosen to tune out and immerse themselves in their own fantasy worlds." From BBC News.

Dan Snow's History of Congo: Produer's article

"We were in one of the most remote places on earth. Reaching a safe place to stay for the night seemed a distant possibility."

Dan Snow's History of Congo

"I met rape victims, rebels, bloated politicians and haunted citizens of a country that has ceased to function." From BBC News.

America's Stoned Kids

"'You’d better come in quick', he said. Stepping through the door, we swapped the frigid Denver winter air for the humid, marijuana-infused atmosphere of a cannabis factory."

India's Supersize Kids

"Chubby kids in India are traditionally viewed as a sign of a family's wealth... It was only after doctors explained that he was close to eating himself to death that things changed."