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Can we feed everyone on Earth?

According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation, farmers across the globe produce enough food to feed 10 billion people, yet the world's population is only 7.6 billion. But is that all that's required to ensure everyone gets the food they need? In a live special recorded in Nairobi, Anand Jagatia and Alex Lathbridge ask what's getting in the way of feeding the whole planet.

'We have close to two billion people who are malnourished'

What questions do you have about life, the universe and everything?

Genetically modified wolf pups Romulus and Remus, two of three successfully bred by reconstructing a genome from the ancient DNA of fossils from the dire wolf that had been extinct for over 12,500 year (Credit: Colossal Biosciences via Reuters)

Could technology mean the end of extinction?

A bio-technology firm made headlines when it announced the “de-extinction” of a species of wolf last seen on Earth more than 10,000 years ago. What might the consequences of this be?

'This is a very complicated ethical domain'

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'He said, 'Beat them until the ghost gets out of them''

In 2014, a transgender woman in Uganda was beaten by a mob, then arrested and charged under an anti-homosexuality law. But she received support from an unexpected source.

'I dream of a country where we are respected'

How the super-rich got super rich

Simon Jack and Zing Tsjeng chart the stories of how some of the world's richest people made their billions - and the effect their wealth has had on everyone else.

Listen to Good Bad Billionaire

Captured South Vietnamese soldiers outside the Presidential Palace in Saigon (Credit: ADN-Bildarchiv/ullstein bild via Getty Images)

'There was a complete panic. Everyone was trying to flee'

It has been 50 years since the fall of Saigon led to the end of the Vietnam war. Tran Xuan Dung, a doctor with the defeated South Vietnamese forces, found himself caught up in the chaos.

'Every moment of my life was characterised by fear'

'I didn't know what resulted in me being born here'

Novelist Diana McCaulay grew up in Jamaica, having been told her family were the descendants of a Baptist minister. Then she discovered that was only part of the truth.

'On my mother's side, there was a whole different story'

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Buying a bra: An emotional milestone

When Mahynour’s daughter gets her first bra, it’s Mahynour who is the most excited. But it also brings memories of her own teenage years flooding back.

'I didn't want people to notice changes in my body'

John F. Kennedy International Airport, the TWA Flight Center, terminal 5, designed by Eero Saarinen (Credit: Lehnartz/ullstein bild/Getty Images)

How a 'Hollywood moment' drove the rise of the airport

Iszi Lawrence charts how airports evolved from spartan landing strips to sprawling commercial hubs, and asks why they can stir particularly strong emotions for travellers.

'They enchant me, but they also alienate me'

Kura Paul-Burke at sea (Supplied by Kura Paul-Burke)

'I've always wanted to be with the ocean'

Kura Paul-Burke began studying marine biology as a 39-year-old mother of five children. She then realised her Māori heritage gave her a way of tackling a problem science hadn't yet solved.

'We looked to female ancestors to guide our work'