Keep an eye on Unreported World on Channel 4 on Friday night (7.35). There have been programmes on climate change and flooding in Bangladesh and how the price of gold in the rainforest is affecting the people who live there. Next week is on rubbish collection in Egypt. Clickhere for more details or watch below
Egypt Part 1
Egypt Part 2
Egypt Part 3
Bangladesh Part 1
Bangladesh Part 2
Bangladesh Part 3
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