From a series of films focusing on Africa to a discussion with Sky News' Alex Crawford about her career and recent reporting in Libya, we have a wide range of talks lined up to keep you entertained and your mind stimulated this November, as winter approaches and the nights draw in.
We will be discussing Kashmir's future, the changing role of the foreign correspondent with The Guardian's Jonathan Steele, torture and the Arab Spring, and the coming presidential elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A series of Film Africa documentaries look at the people of the Western Sahara and a community of women living in exile after being accused of witchcraft. There's a film about the street vendor Mohammed Bouazizi who, by setting himself on fire, sparked an uprising in Tunisia, and another tells the story of the brother of Private McKinley Nolan and his quest to find out the truth about what happened to the missing G.I.s in Vietnam.
Following on from this month's #fcbbca discussion on Israel, we will be discussing women and the Arab Spring at Westminster College's Paddington Green Campus. The focus of our November First Wednesday discussion will be announced on Wednesday 26 October.
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