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    A Week Without the World Service in Freetown

    Listeners in Freetown, Sierra Leone, could not tune into the World Service for a week

  2. Is the Resignation of a British Minister Globally Relevant?

    A listener asks whether the resignation of a UK minister is relevant to a global audience

  3. Listener Wants More Balance in Trending Programme

    Did the BBC Trending's report on far-right and Antifa demonstrators have enough balance?

  4. Iran Urged to Stop Harassing BBC Persian Staff

    The UN is urging the Iranian Government to stop harassing BBC Persian staff

  5. Can 100 Women Really Change the World?

    As the 100 Women Season draws to a close, we ask how it’s been received by listeners

  6. Can BBC Somalia Help Millions Affected by Drought?

    A BBC Somalia radio show hopes to provide help for the six million affected by drought

  7. Gunshots Clip on Newshour

    Among our Las Vegas shooting coverage was a 45 seconds-long clip of gunshots and screams

  8. Three New Language Services for the Horn of Africa

    Why has the BBC World Service launched serves in Amharic, Afaan Oromo and Tigrinya?

  9. Should Both Sides Of The Rohingya Crisis Be Covered?

    A listener criticises BBC Burmese Service editor’s stance on the Rohingya situation

  10. Syrian Voices On OS, and Burmese Service Questioned

    A listener believes BBC Burmese is unfairly reporting Rohingya situation in My-anmar.

  11. The Caliphate in the Countryside - Your Questions Answered

    Listeners question the latest edition of Heart And Soul, The Caliphate in the Countryside

  12. What is Twitter Saying About Coverage of Texas and South Asia Floods?

    While the world’s media is focussing on Texas floods, what about South Asia?

  13. BBC Pidgin Has Launched

    BBC Pidgin listeners tell us what they think of the new BBC Pidgin service

  14. Why Was the India Tragedy Not More Widely Reported?

    A listener asks why a tragedy in India where 100 children died was not widely reported

  15. Did The Kenyan Election Coverage Get Your Vote?

    One listener believes the focus on past election violence in Kenya was unnecessary

  16. Somaliland Listener Says The Inquiry Got It Wrong

    After a recent episode of The Inquiry a listener from Somaliland writes in to complain

  17. Who Decides If Gay Is OK? Your Questions Answered

    The presenter of the 'Who Decides If Gay Is OK?' documentary answers your questions

  18. Is the Word ‘Tribe’ Offensive?

    A Kenyan listener is asking the BBC World Service to stop using the word ‘tribe’

  19. Uncovering Japan’s Extraordinary Stories for Outlook

    A freelance journalist reveals the process behind finding stories and getting them on air

  20. Sixty Years of BBC Swahili

    BBC Swahili team commemorate 60 years of broadcasting and Rajan Datar pays them a visit

  21. Looking for Martha’s Quilt

    The producer of a weekend documentary reveals how she found an incredibly unusual story

  22. Why Did Outlook Interview A Rapist?

    A listener accuses Outlook of normalising rape after hearing an interview with a rapist

  23. Why No Coverage of Turkish March?

    A listener asks why there has been no coverage of a 24-day “justice” march in Turkey

  24. How Does the BBC World Service Report on Terror?

    Is the network giving the right amount of exposure to terrorist acts?

  25. More Stories on South East Asia Please

    Director of World Service Fran Unsworth responds to listener's suggestions for programmes

  26. The Untold Stories of Kashmir on BBC International News

    The plight of people in Kashmir as the 70-years Indian-Pakistan conflict continues

  27. Behind the Scenes with The Arts Hour On Tour

    A glimpse of what it takes to set up a live arts event from the Venice Biennale

  28. What is it Like Interviewing a Sex Doll?

    Jane Wakefield on the pros and cons of making a programme about robots and sex dolls

  29. How to Make the UK Election Interesting to the World

    With the UK elections looming Rajan Datar asks if the coverage is relevant to everyone

  30. The Inquiry: Did the Format Change Work?

    A listener is not happy with changes to the current affairs programme, The Inquiry.

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