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    The Voice of Business Says Goodbye

    Peter Day, the voice of business on the BBC World Service, is retiring after 42 years

  2. Is the BBC World Service On First Name Terms with Hillary Clinton?

    A listener isn’t happy about how Hillary Clinton was addressed on The World This Week

  3. Voices on the BBC World Service

    Why BBC World Service listeners like some voices and not others

  4. Why does Business Matters only Have Asian and American Guests?

    Business Matters only invites Asian and American guests. We find out why.

  5. Has the BBC Africa Debate Changed Anything?

    How much of an impact have the BBC Africa debates had on the African population?

  6. Understanding Accents on the BBC World Service

    Can the world’s radio station broadcast global voices and still be understood?

  7. The Home of BBC Monitoring

    A tour of Caversham Park before it closes - the home of BBC Monitoring since 1941

  8. Is the BBC Scrutinising Trump and Clinton Enough?

    Is the BBC failing to sort fact from fiction in claims made by Trump and Clinton?

  9. The Olympics On The BBC World Service

    How is the BBC World Service covering the Olympic Games in Rio, Brazil?

  10. Are There too Many Promos on the BBC World Service?

    A listener is frustrated by the amount of promotional information before the news

  11. Did BBC Trending Miss A Trick?

    A listener airs his concerns around an opportunity he believes was missed by BBC Trending

  12. Meet The Resident Presidents

    Rajan sits in on the latest recording of BBC Africa's outrageous comedy sketch

  13. Outlook Turns 50, and Sportsworld Falls Victim to Sports Rights

    On Outlook’s 50th birthday Rajan Datar finds out its secret of success

  14. Reporting Brexit: Did BBC World Service Get it Right?

    Could the BBC World Service's reporting on Brexit have been better?

  15. Does the BBC World Service Negatively Portray Uganda?

    A Ugandan correspondent gives the low down on reporting from the country

  16. BBC Brazil Ramps Up for Rio 2016

    In six weeks the BBC World Service will be in Rio for the Olympics. What's in store?

  17. Is BBC Arabic Radio too Focussed on Egypt?

    BBC Arabic Radio responds to claims that it is too Egypt-centric

  18. The Conversation Series Gets Listeners Talking

    Presenter Kim Chakanetsa takes questions about the World Service series The Conversation

  19. Global Audience Rise

    The BBC’s weekly global news audience increases to a total of 348 million

  20. When is a News Story not a News Story?

    The Newsroom editor responds to listeners’ claims that a certain story wasn’t news worthy

  21. Football: How Much is Too Much?

    Did the amount of coverage on Leicester City’s win have listeners switching off?

  22. Reporting on Children as Suicide Bombers

    Is it right to use the term Suicide Bomber when referring to a child?

  23. How Does The BBC World Service Handle Religion?

    BBC World Service commissioning editor responds to claims of bias against certain faiths

  24. Picking the Panel on Newshour Extra

    How do debate programmes ensure their invited panel behave themselves?

  25. The Elements

    Do science lessons on the world’s chemical elements work on the radio?

  26. Launching the Identity Season

    A behind-the-scenes look at the BBC’s new month-long season on Identity.

  27. Did the BBC World Service Go Bigger on Brussels?

    Did the BBC World Service pay as much attention to Brussels as it did to Lahore?

  28. Outlook and Extraordinary Stories Around the World

    Presenter Jo Fidgen and producer Richard Hooper on extraordinary stories around the world

  29. My Perfect Country

    My Perfect Country presenter Fi Glover responds to listeners' comments about the series

  30. Reporting the European Migrant Crisis

    Listeners question how the BBC are covering the latest development for migrants in Europe

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