When everything goes wrong, one of the first things we think is, "Who do I call?" This week, stories of lucky people who have found the exact right person to ring up for help.

När Sovjetunionen anfaller Finland och vinterkriget bryter ut i november 1939 bestämmer Sveriges regering att inte hjälpa Finland militärt. Under en sömnlös natt får Sveriges utrikesministers fru Maja Sandler en idé: Hon vill hjälpa finska barn genom att evakuera dem till Sverige. Över 70 000 barn kommer att skickas till Sverige under de följande sex åren. Barn så unga som tre månader separeras från sina föräldrar och syskon. Många förlorar sitt modersmål men resan blir också en räddning undan sjukdomar och bombanfall. Flera tusen kommer aldrig att återvända. I P3 Dokumentär om de finska krigsbarnen får vi höra skrämmande skildringar från Bengt Lander som blev misshandlad och sexuellt utnyttjad i fosterfamiljen. Men det handlar också om Irma Ahlenius och Kielo Bengtsson som hittade ett nytt hem och tvekade när de skulle åka hem till Finland igen när kriget var över. Dessutom ett unikt vittnesmål av en finsk mamma genom en tidigare opublicerad ljudinspelning: Hur var det att skicka iväg sina barn mot sin vilja, utan att veta vart de kommer att hamna? En dokumentär av: Lotta Hoppu Producent: Magnus Arvidson Produktionsår: 2017

En kärlekshistoria i husvagn: Rätt var det är sticker Anneli från husvagnen. Hon säger ingenting, hon bara tar bilen och försvinner. När Conny ringer svarar hon inte på mobilen. Från 2007 av Måns Mosesson

This hour the symphonic textures of our everyday lives. Soundtracks of Our Lives By Tim Hinman for Third Ear (2013) Crossing the planet in search of something that can make some sense of sound, Tim Hinman talks to film sound designer Peter Albrechtsen in Copenhagen and deconstructs the sound of cinema. Jacob Kirkegaard, sound artist from Denmark travels to Ethiopia in search of sounds that may not be what they seem. British sound recordist and composer Chris Watson is at the South Pole and the North Pole, stopping over in Denmark for a walk in the park. Musician and singer Kirstine Stubbe Teglbjærg gets lost in childhood sounds of the Swedish forest, and music producer Steve Albini shows us around his studio in Chicago, USA. Check out more from Tim on the podcast Sound Matters . This episode of Re:sound was produced by Dennis Funk.

In besieged East Aleppo a terrified mother of three makes one last desperate phone call to BBC reporter Mike Thomson. Silence followed. What happened to Om Modar?

In Hargeisa, the capital of the self-declared Republic of Somaliland, everyone knows the nation's most famous living poet - Hadraawi. They call him their Shakespeare. The poetry of Mohamed Ibrahim Warsame 'Hadraawi' holds a mirror up to all aspects of life. Born in 1943 to a nomadic camel-herding family, forged as a poet in Somalia's liberal years pre-1969, jailed in 1973 for 'anti-revolutionary activities' without trial under the military junta, a campaigner for peace, Hadraawi's poetry tells the story of modern Somalia. (Photo: Hadraawi. Credit: BBC)

More and more people are identifying as bisexual yet bi-phobia is rife and the world's media remains guilty of regular bi-erasure. Journalist and writer Nichi Hodgson who is openly bisexual herself, examines what it is like to be bisexual for both men and women in different parts of the world.

BBC correspondent Mark Tully travels through India from north to south in search of the echoes of Partition among successive generations of Indian. He examines the legacy of the Partition of India, comparing contemporary memories of the traumatic events of August 1947 with the personal and political tensions today on both national and international stages.

Pakistan's Hijra, or third gender, community are resisting a new and emerging transgender identity which they believe threatens their long established culture.

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