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The world's rarest ape, the cao vit gibbon, has doubled in number, according to conservationist Paul Insua-Cao in Vietnam. He shares his delight in the findings
On this week's show: Devastation in Burma, poll riots in Bolivia, global food crisis, the underground chamber scandal in Austria, a Jerusalem house divided, and walking the dog in Beijing
Aubrey Meyer explains how he left a career in music to develop a theory that would turn into a major campaign against global warming: contraction and convergence
After cycling across the Kurdish autonomous region, Alex Kelly describes being won over by a country keen to refresh its image in the wake of Saddam Hussein
With the aim of teaching young people who are unlikely to travel out of America about different cultures, Steve Shoppman has set off on a driving adventure round the world to document all he sees on an educational website
Considered the most spectacular meteor shower of the year, the Geminids peak in mid-December. John Davies, the astronomer who discovered their source, explains the phenomenon
