On this week's show: Stalingrad remembered, Egyptian football protests explained and Germany's sexism row discussed. Other highlights include a meeting with Ireland's most rebellious priest and a surprisingly uplifting visit to a Syrian refugee camp.

Winter in Stalingrad

Former Red Army nurse Maria Rokhlina tells her story of survival in one of history's bloodiest battles.

Death and politics in Egyptian football

Ursula Lindsey on the Egyptian football fans who are applying stadium tactics to political protests.

Inside a Syrian refugee camp

We meet a young Syrian attempting to bring hope to displaced and traumatized children.

Sexism row grips Germany

German politician Silvana Koch-Mehrin responds to the scandal which has engulfed her party.

Father Flannery takes on the Vatican

Tony Flannery may quite possibly be Ireland's most rebellious priest...or, at least, the Vatican seem to think so.

Should I stay or should I go?

Abdelhadi Abusharekh is forced to choose between his job in Berlin, and his home in Jerusalem.

• Date 02.02.13 | 19:05 - 20:00 UTC
• Broadcast times 02.02.13 | 20:05 - 21:00 UTC, 02.02.13 | 21:05 - 22:00 UTC, 03.02.13 | 04:05 - 05:00 UTC, 03.02.13 | 05:05 - 06:00 UTC, 03.02.13 | 06:05 - 07:00 UTC
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