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Robert Redford鈥檚 Neighbourhoods

Why Robert Redford has thrown his weight behind a World Service series on neighbourhoods

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Comedy on the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service is no joke

Comedy on the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service? We hear how it can work on the network

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The focus falls on allegations of sex abuse

Did reporting of the Pope鈥檚 visit to Ireland focus too much on allegations of sex abuse?

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Why 麻豆官网首页入口 journalists had to flee for their lives

A team reporting on ritual child killers in Malawi had to flee for their lives

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A new outlook for Matthew Bannister

Listeners say their goodbyes to Outlook鈥檚 Matthew Bannister, who is leaving the show

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Why it is no Laughing Matter

Does comedy have a place on the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service?

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Crowd Sourced Detective Work in Cameroon

Digital detective work catches real life killers as 麻豆官网首页入口 journalists enlist local people

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On the Road with World Questions in Vienna

Behind the scenes with the World Questions team in the Austrian capital Vienna

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Opioids Every Day for Everyday Americans

How the topic of opioids in the new series Everyday Americans has caught your attention

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To Hana Ali He was Just Her Dad!

Muhammad was The Greatest but to Hana Ali he was just her dad

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Reporting on Divisive Politicians in a Balanced Way

How do you report on a controversial politician without being controversial yourself?

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Meeting the Winners and Losers of the 2008 Financial Crash

Why one listener feels the Compass series After The Crash was bang on the money

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Achieving Balance on the US Mid-Terms

Listeners wonder how to achieve balance in a highly divided US political climate

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The Virus of Fake News

The 鈥渧irus of fake news鈥� and a 麻豆官网首页入口 initiative to tackle the spread of disinformation

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100 Women Reaches its Sixth Season

The 麻豆官网首页入口鈥檚 100 Women season has returned for its sixth consecutive year

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Black Fire and Music as a Weapon of Protest

How black music is being used as a weapon of protest in America

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Getting Things Fixed!

How do World Hacks find their stories? Its editor tells us exactly how things get fixed!

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Facing the Challenges of 2019

What are the challenges facing the World Service English Language Network in 2019?

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Over To You鈥檚 Annual Review

What were the highlights of the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service in 2018?

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Staring 93 Million Miles Into Space

We stare 93 million miles into space with your questions on The Sun, Our Star

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Sir David Attenborough鈥檚 60 Year Career

David Attenborough talks to the Arts Hour but what鈥檚 his relevance to an arts programme?

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Tech Tent is Put Under the Spotlight

Tech Tent host Rory Cellan-Jones joins us in the studio to take your questions

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Listeners Thoughts on The Hurricane Tapes

Listeners give their views on The Hurricane Tapes and quiz the co-producer

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Is Top of the Pops Still Sounding the Right Note?

Top of the Pops features the UK singles and albums charts but are they still relevant?

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Grilling Hardtalk鈥檚 arch inquisitor Stephen Sackur

Hardtalk host Stephen Sackur, the doyen of the probing interview, answers your questions

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Cerys Matthews on the art of the music interview

Cerys Matthews answers questions about interviewing some of the biggest names in music

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Reporting on the hot topic of climate change

How the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service reports on climate change, and its guidelines for journalists

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The revolution that shook the world

What did listeners make of The Fall of the Shah, a drama based on the Iranian revolution?

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Are you bowled over by the cricket show Stumped?

It's your digest of news from the world of cricket, so are you bowled over by Stumped?

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Our digital doctor tackles your digital dilemmas

麻豆官网首页入口 World Service digital editor Anna Doble answers questions about digital platforms

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