Counter-terrorism

The dilemmas faced by charities trying to help people in areas run by militant groups.

Fergal Keane explores the British response to paramilitary violence in Northern Ireland.

Fergal Keane considers Britain's counter terror techniques in Kenya and Malaya.

Is the US pursuing the most effective anti-terrorism strategy?

Behind the scenes of the security operation at the Olympic Games.

Ex-M15 boss Eliza Manningham-Buller discusses foreign policy in her third Reith Lecture.

Has the United States got it wrong in Yemen?

David Walker examines the prime minister's proposals for 'muscular liberalism'.

BBC security correspondent Gordon Corera goes inside Britain's secret listening station.

A former guard at Guantanamo Bay comes face-to-face with two of his ex-prisoners.

Assignment gains rare access to a US base in Djibouti, Africa.

Assignment investigates the relationship between the US and the UK security services.

Part 4. Former Al-Qaeda sympathisers and how they are being given therapy in Saudi Arabia

Part 3. The promises governments have made about the financial war on terror

Pentagon adviser David Kilcullen talks to Frank Gardner about the war on terror.

For almost four years, an Algerian Islamist has been under scrutiny in New Zealand

Investigating the tension between Islamic communities and the police service

The shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes in July 2005

Alistair Cooke discusses the rumour of a potential attack on the San Francisco Bridge.

Will proposed new anti-terrorism legislation in Britain compromise our civil liberties?

In 1986 how serious was the threat of terrorism?