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In 2014, «Banda Bassotti,» a renowned Italian punk rock band, started the «Anti-Fascist Caravan.» Over the past decade, they have been fighting to end the genocide in Donbass. People from many EU countries and South America have joined their cause.

As Poland celebrates 100 years of independence, a struggle is underway over the future direction of the country. Will a new self-confident Poland close the door to immigrants and turn its back on the EU? Yalda Hakim meets ordinary Poles, some urging immigrants to assimilate or leave. She also meets far right political leaders who hope to be part of the mainstream and one of Poland's first openly gay politicians, who is confident he can build an inclusive national liberal movement. So where does all this leave Poland's newest arrivals, immigrants and refugees, many of whom experience racism on a daily basis?

Is Brexit, and the new free trade deal with the EU, the huge success the Government said it would be? Dispatches meets firms struggling with increased costs and dwindling profits.

Geraint Vincent heads to Warsaw to explore how Poland and the EU are increasingly at odds when it comes to the rule of law and human rights, while Dan Rivers is in Georgia speaking to the country's Prime Minister about her plans for transforming one of the former Soviet Union's flagship spa resorts. Emma Murphy travels to California - the prime location for catching a glimpse of grey whales as they make their annual migration up the US West Coast.

With Tory leadership favourite Boris Johnson saying the UK “must” and “will” leave the EU on 31 October, a no-deal Brexit looks increasingly likely. But what could a no-deal exit mean for all of us? Reporter Jane Corbin travels the nation to find out. From fishermen in Devon to dairy farmers in Northern Ireland, she meets those who fear financial ruin as well as those who see it as an opportunity to be embraced. She examines the work done and billions spent to prepare for a no-deal Brexit and asks: how ready is the UK?

Jacques, grand reporter pour un quotidien français reçoit un jour un mystérieux coup de téléphone du Vatican. Dans une petite ville du sud-est de la France une jeune fille de 18 ans a affirmé avoir eu une apparition de la …

Every week hundreds of Syrians, given asylum in Germany, are returning home. They risk arrest as they're smuggled from the EU into Turkey, en route to Syria. Nawal Al-Maghafi joins them to discover why they're giving up the safety of Europe to return to their war-torn country.

The English Channel is the world's busiest waterway: 400 ships pass through the 21-mile-wide Dover Strait every day. It defines our border with Europe, but has brought us closer to it: the free flow of goods and people has transformed our economy and our lives.