A season-themed campaign video for Christian Aid. Shot in Malawi and the UK to raise awareness of the things that can be done in the developed world to mitigate against climate change, the effects of which are felt most by those who don’t contribute to it.

A film for Christian Aid shot in Malawi to raise awareness about malaria.

Leo Johnson returns to Mozambique after more than 25 years to find a rapidly developing country. Badly affected by the floods ten years ago, Quelimane is now making national headlines because of its dynamic mayor Manuel de Arajo, a UK-educated former human rights worker who swept to power a year ago with anti-corruption promises.

In Zaruma, southern Ecuador, gold has been exploited for more than 500 years. Some 10,000 people in and around Zaruma still live off “artisanal” mining. For One Square Mile, Robert Goudl filmed in one such mine with presenter Leo Johnson to witness the challenges workers face.

Part of the Euronews series Life, this episode explores the rejuvenated oasis that runs through the heart of the Saudi Arabian capital.

Part of the Euronews Life series, this film looks at the incredible growth of Riyadh in one of the most extreme climates on earth.

The driverless car promises to be the greatest revolution road transport since the horseless carriage. The UK is leading the way into getting these vehicles onto the streets with a pilot project in Milton Keynes.

South Africa’s so-called “born-free” generation now accounts for some 40% of the population. Born since the country’s first fully democratic elections in 1994, they have grown up without apartheid and the struggles of South Africa’s older generation. Here, six “born frees” talk about life growing up in the new South Africa.

Part of the Euronews series Life, this short film looks at university life in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.