Children are running wild in the mud, climbing high into trees and playing with knives, but no one is telling them off. This is kindergarten… Danish-style.

What’s it like living in the Arctic Circle where you can open the front door to find a polar bear? Tonight's Dateline goes on polar patrol in a Canadian town where bears roam the streets and everything in daily life has its own unique challenge.

Dateline follows the Australian team to the Battle of the Nations - a modern-day re-enactment of medieval fighting that draws competitors from across the world.

Over 60,000 migrants have landed in Italy in the last 12 months, but while they’re being shunned by many, one town is welcoming them with open arms.

Possessed by the devil or just deluded? Here's another chance to see Dateline's look at the increasing demand for exorcisms in Italy, with a rare opportunity to film one taking place.

Dateline heads to the epicentre of the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone, as medics and locals struggle to deal with the magnitude of the epidemic.

It's an unlikely combination of chess and boxing... Dateline looks at the popularity of a game ending in either checkmate or knockout.

Dateline gets special behind the scenes access to the Tour de France to meet the characters that keep the show on the road.

Les Murray, is one of Australia’s most familiar faces, but life could have turned out very differently. See the final leg of Les's journey.

Hundreds of Spanish villages lie abandoned, but now some are up for sale and there are hopes they can be revived from the ruins.

Children as young as ten are being used to mine for coal in cramped and dangerous conditions in India, but there is hope that some of them will find a better future.

As child cancer cases in part of Italy rise, a former mafia boss turned informant reveals details of the tonnes of toxic waste that the mafia illegally dumped there.

Zack Lamb has one of the most severe cases of Tourette Syndrome in the US - can drastic surgery help relieve his violent involuntary tics?

With more people getting lost or injured in Scotland's mountains, meet the rescue team making the difference between life and death.

With little sign of an end to Thailand's deadly unrest, Dateline's Nick Lazaredes reports from the streets of Bangkok on the escalating crisis.

From decay and poverty to new industry and jobs, times are changing in Detroit. Dateline meets those determined the city will bounce back from bankruptcy.

An estimated 55,000 female US veterans are now homeless and asking why the country they served is no longer looking after them.

Danish drug users are selling magazines to fund their habit instead of crime, but will it help or hinder the fight against addiction?

Dateline meets Australian grandmother Mary Hutton and follows her tireless work to stop the mistreatment of bears in Asia.

What happened to baby Farah from our powerful 2010 story on Iraqi children born with deformities? Fouad Hady returns to find out.

With a third of London's homeless now coming from eastern Europe, Dateline reports on the increasing social problems and tension on Britain's streets.

Dateline reports from the Lebanese village blaming Australia for last week's asylum seeker boat deaths.

With its dance parties, food stalls and swimming pool, Dateline gets an inside view of Venezuela's unusual take on prison reform.

Cruise ships visiting Vanuatu should have brought prosperity to islanders, but Dateline asks why they're seeing so little benefit.

Find out how North Korea creates the carefully choreographed image it wants to present, but what's life really like in the 'hermit kingdom'?