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    Ros Atkins on analysing news

    Listeners quiz presenter Ros Atkins on how his extended news analysis series is made

  2. The reality of war and our ability to comprehend

    A listener asks whether correspondents parachuted into a country can tell the full story?

  3. Meeting the man behind the music show This Is Africa

    Listeners quiz DJ Edu about selecting songs and promoting African musicians

  4. An editor tackling the spread of disinformation

    How might the work of the BBC’s first disinformation editor benefit you the listener?

  5. Reporting COP26

    Listeners tell us what they think of the BBC’s coverage of the COP 26 climate conference

  6. Your thoughts on the story of the HIV-Aids crisis

    We hear your comments on The Story of Aids and speak with the show’s producer

  7. The story of the Earth’s geochemical history

    Presenter Justin Rowlatt answers comments on A Geochemical History of Life on Earth

  8. How a review of the BBC might affect what your hear

    Why is the BBC’s five-year review of the World Service of any importance to listeners?

  9. Lyse Doucet reveals her personal Wish for Afghanistan

    The BBC’s Lyse Doucet on her new series A Wish For Afghanistan

  10. One on one conversations with spiritual advisers

    How are topics chosen for World of Wisdom and do they meet the BBC editorial guidelines?

  11. The story behind making Afghanistan and me

    BBC Pashto’s Sana Safi tells us about the challenges of telling her unique personal story

  12. Reporting the rise and fall of a corrupt US police task force

    Listeners share their thoughts on Bad Cops, the story of a corrupt US police force

  13. Exposing fake athletes and their medals deception

    The Fake Paralympians and its investigation into the able bodied took medals

  14. The risks of reporting the new Taliban regime

    How dangerous is it for the BBC to report from Afghanistan with journalists targeted?

  15. Holding religion to account

    We ask what the WS’s flagship religious programme Heart & Soul sees as its purpose.

  16. Should the BBC WS have given a voice to the Taliban?

    Thoughts on events in Afghanistan and whether the Taliban should have been given airtime.

  17. Striking the right note for the Proms

    What are the challenges of broadcasting the Proms and its classical music globally?

  18. Did the BBC WS Olympics coverage cross the finishing line?

    Listeners tell us what they think of the BBC World Service’s coverage of the Olympics

  19. Unmasking those who tried to influence the influencers

    How BBC Trending investigated who was behind a secret plot to discredit a Covid vaccine?

  20. Investigating a format unchanged for 66 years

    Listeners react to From Our Own Correspondent and ask how it is put together

  21. Outlook and the story of blackmail aimed at a former rugby star

    Your reactions to Outlook and how a gay former rugby player faced being blackmailed.

  22. Just how do people go about fixing the world?

    Listeners put their questions to the editor of People Fixing The World

  23. Uncovering abuse at an Indian school for yoga

    Listeners react to Guru, an investigation into sexual abuse allegations in a yoga school

  24. A global shortwave broadcast for just 35 people

    Talk back to the BBC and challenge the programme makers.

  25. How to remain impartial during football commentaries

    The Euro 2020 championships is gripping but how does the BBC avoid favouritism?

  26. The challenges faced in reporting disturbing facts

    Listeners' reactions to a Heart & Soul report on children being beaten in Sudan

  27. A daring bank raid and a disinformation specialist’s radio diary

    What listeners thought of the Lazarus Heist, a story of a most daring bank theft

  28. Reporting recent grim events in the Middle East

    Did BBC World Service achieve editorial balance in its coverage of the Middle East?

  29. Logging in to read BBC news and the delights of a musical

    How the audience feel about the possibility of logging into BBC news plus the musical U.Me

  30. Additional funds to tackle global disinformation

    BBC World Service gets an additional £94 million funding boost but how will it be spent?

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