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Explores the backgroud of Oskar Schindler, the Czech-born factory owner who saved the lives of hundreds of Jewish slave workers during World War 2. He became a hero, but was also a Nazi, a womaniser and a...
Following the government’s tightening of the rules on immigration, the number of people seeking asylum in the UK has dropped significantly. While some believe that the rules do not go far enough, others...
In the light of the world’s first clone of an adult sheep, asks if society should limit scientific endeavour and questions and whether scientists are responsible enough to monitor their own research. Joan...
Asks whether it is right for childless couples to ‘rent a womb’ and pay for the services of a surrogate mother. Kim Cotton, Britain’s first surrogate mother argues that we should learn from Bill...
Asks whether direct-action protest can ever be morally justifiable, in light of the anti-road campaign in which protesters occupied tunnels near the A30, the animal export protesters and the camp in protest...
Fragments of the Dead Sea scrolls still missing are sought after not just by scholars and priests but also by rich collectors and unscrupulous dealers. Professor Jim Charlesworth, director of Princeton...
Seriess looking at the moral questions of the next century, as the limits of social behaviour, medicine, science and technology are pushed ever further. In each programme Michael Buerk discusses the issues...
Joan Bakewell in Jerusalem examines evidence relating to the three days the body of Jesus Christ lay in a tomb following his crucifixion. A first-century tomb, with six of its nine ossuaries inscribed with...
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