This was in a impregnable fortress. The only way you get out was in a wooden box.

The controversial maximum security prison impossible to escape from.

One of the duties of a political prisoner is the escape.

The IRA inmates who found a way.

I'm Carlo Gableer, and I'll be navigating a path through the disturbing inside story

of the biggest jailbreak in British and Irish history.

The narrative that they want is that this is a big achievement by them.

Escape from the maze, listen first on BBC sounds.

Welcome to the inquiry. I'm Charmin Kosea.

Each week, one question, four expert witnesses and an answer.

It's summer 2024, one of the most remote inhabited islands in the world.

Hundreds of monumental human-shaped statues are motionless and exposed to the elements on Rappanui, also known as Easter Island.

That name dates back to 1722 when a Dutch explorer first saw it on Easter Sunday. The statues or Moai were there hundreds of

years before that and are sacred to the Rappanuey people. They've also become a

world famous tourist attraction and can be found in multiple outdoor

locations across the small islands. They are heavy and huge. Sises range from 1 to 20 meters tall. Some are upright on platforms, others are

toppled over and broken. Over the years global weather has become more extreme.

So this week we're asking can the statues of Easter Island

survive climate change.

Part 1, a distant warning.

Rappanuey is very far away from everybody.

And in Rappanoey, Rapa is a land or earth and Nui is a mean big, but it's still a small island.

...