Spotlight English

Where did your stuff come from? Who made it? Where was it made? How did you get it? What will happen to it when you are finished with it? Spotlight looks at the story of stuff.

How could you celebrate Monday morning? Liz Waid and Robin Basselin look at an unusual art project.

12 young boys and their coach are trapped in a cave with no food or water. Spotlight tells the story of their amazing rescue.

Liz Waid and Ryan Geertsma look at baby boxes – a way to protect newborn babies when their parents cannot care for them.

Adam Navis and Liz Waid look at genetic ancestry testing. Would you take a test to discover where your family was from? What if you learned something you did not like?

Colin Lowther and Anne Muir look at the life and work of the famous British poet, John Milton, and his most famous poem, "Paradise Lost".

Liz Waid and Adam Navis look at the most popular fruit in the world - the long, thin, yellow banana. This fruit is under threat.

Liz Waid and Joshua Leo tell the history of the most popular way people organize time - the Gregorian calendar.

Bruce Gulland and Adam Navis look at vaping. Many people believe vaping is better for you than smoking. But is it?

Colin Lowther and Robin Basselin look at the promises and problems of the Jatropha plant. Does it help or hurt farmers?