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Talk back to the BBC and challenge the programme makers.

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Exploring media freedom in Kenya during elections
Durée : 10min 23s
Discovering the Large Hadron Collider
Durée : 10min 26s
Is the BBC committed to achieving impartiality?
Durée : 10min 23s
Covering the week’s biggest stories in technology
Durée : 8min 58s
Reaction to the US Supreme Court’s ruling
Durée : 9min 13s
A particularly curious case for a science show
Durée : 8min 58s
The challenges of revealing a defector’s story
Durée : 9min 13s
Behind the scenes of the Platinum Jubilee
Durée : 10min 24s
A compelling story of women’s football in Ukraine
Durée : 9min 12s
An observer of the geopolitical state of our world
Durée : 10min 22s
What is it like to report on a slave-owning past?
Durée : 9min 13s
New podcast Lives Less Ordinary
Durée : 9min 12s
Putting the opinions of youth centre stage
Durée : 9min 14s
Has the war given disinformation a boost?
Durée : 10min 22s
Are news reports too distressing to listen to?
Durée : 10min 22s
Exploring the Explanation for answers
Durée : 10min 22s
Exploring OS Conversations and Learning English
Durée : 9min 47s
It is not a question of quality but quantity
Durée : 10min 22s
Fact checking and reporter safety in Ukraine
Durée : 9min 48s
Maintaining balance and impartiality in conflicts
Durée : 9min 47s
A series about bringing peace in conflict zones
Durée : 9min 50s
Was an exclusive Djokovic interview too dominant?
Durée : 9min 12s
Making coverage of Africa Cup of Nations possible
Durée : 9min 50s
Making the documentary Music that Survived the Nazis
Durée : 9min 12s
How should the BBC be funded?
Durée : 9min 14s
How less can often be more
Durée : 9min 12s
Exploring the dark undergrowth of modern America
Durée : 9min 14s
BBC World Service: The highs and lows of 2021
Durée : 9min 12s
Ask the controller: Part two
Durée : 9min 15s
Ask the controller: Part one
Durée : 9min 12s
Why some listeners say they need to be entertained!
Durée : 9min 46s
Painting pictures of a football match with words
Durée : 9min 12s
Ros Atkins on analysing news
Durée : 9min 12s
The reality of war and our ability to comprehend
Durée : 9min 48s
Meeting the man behind the music show This Is Africa
Durée : 10min 22s
An editor tackling the spread of disinformation
Durée : 9min 13s
Reporting COP26
Durée : 9min 12s
Your thoughts on the story of the HIV-Aids crisis
Durée : 9min 31s
One on one conversations with spiritual advisers
Durée : 9min 49s
The story behind making Afghanistan and me
Durée : 10min 7s
Exposing fake athletes and their medals deception
Durée : 9min 45s
Should the BBC WS have given a voice to the Taliban?
Durée : 9min 12s
Striking the right note for the Proms
Durée : 9min 12s
Did the BBC WS Olympics coverage cross the finishing line?
Durée : 9min 12s
Unmasking those who tried to influence the influencers
Durée : 9min 12s
Outlook and the story of blackmail aimed at a former rugby star
Durée : 9min 14s
Just how do people go about fixing the world?
Durée : 9min 12s
Uncovering abuse at an Indian school for yoga
Durée : 9min 12s
A global shortwave broadcast for just 35 people
Durée : 9min 12s
How to remain impartial during football commentaries
Durée : 9min 14s
The challenges faced in reporting disturbing facts
Durée : 9min 12s
A daring bank raid and a disinformation specialist’s radio diary
Durée : 9min 12s
Reporting recent grim events in the Middle East
Durée : 9min 12s
Logging in to read BBC news and the delights of a musical
Durée : 9min 12s
Additional funds to tackle global disinformation
Durée : 9min 12s
The art of the two-minute news bulletin
Durée : 9min 12s
The challenges of reporting a crisis in India
Durée : 9min 12s
Investigating accusations that coverage was excessive
Durée : 9min 14s
Uncovering the American mother caught up in Syria
Durée : 9min 12s
Exposing those who promote vaccine disinformation
Durée : 9min 13s
Exploring why do we do the things we do
Durée : 9min 12s
Listeners react to the 'virtual' arts festival
Durée : 9min 12s
Is news about the USA too prominent?
Durée : 9min 46s
Behind-the-scenes of BBC Africa’s leading investigation team
Durée : 9min 12s
The pressures of reporting from Myanmar
Durée : 9min 12s
Reporting the Navalny protests
Durée : 9min 12s
Seventeen teenagers and 17 UN sustainable development goals
Durée : 9min 12s
Reflections on money, work, family and business in India
Durée : 9min 11s
The issues around good, impartial reporting
Durée : 9min 12s
Reporting on the invasion of the US Congress
Durée : 9min 12s
How Goodbye to All This grips listeners
Durée : 9min 12s
BBC World Service English controller answers your questions - part two
Durée : 9min 14s
BBC World Service English controller answers your questions - part one
Durée : 9min 15s
Moving personal stories of life in the pandemic
Durée : 9min 11s
Asking questions of the Climate Question series
Durée : 9min 12s
The key events that propelled disability rights
Durée : 9min 12s
Have news programmes got the tone right on reporting a vaccine?
Durée : 8min 58s
How the BBC’s anti-disinformation team fights back
Durée : 9min 14s
Holding elections in Africa in the shadow of the US presidential race
Durée : 9min 12s
TikTok’s influence on the US election
Durée : 9min 12s
Listeners respond to The Response USA: The Return
Durée : 9min 12s
The challenges of staging World Questions in Lebanon
Durée : 9min 12s
Putting a smile on your face in a fraught world
Durée : 9min 12s
How a story makes it to leading the headlines
Durée : 9min 12s
The rise and rise of podcasts
Durée : 9min 12s
Looking back at World Service listener's recent comments
Durée : 9min 12s
Tuning in to the future for shortwave
Durée : 9min 12s
Reporting from the dangerous streets of Belarus
Durée : 9min 12s
The Bomb and the scientists who tried to stop it
Durée : 9min 12s
Turning the focus on Focus on Africa
Durée : 9min 12s
How the BBC’s damaged Beirut office kept on reporting events
Durée : 9min 13s
Getting down to business with Covid-19
Durée : 9min 12s
The pros and cons of the immersive documentary
Durée : 9min 12s
Has science coverage lost out its diversity of topics to Coronavirus?
Durée : 8min 59s
How to keep listeners engaged with a 65-year-old format
Durée : 8min 59s
Are the BBC’s editorial values based on impartiality outdated?
Durée : 8min 58s
Do fake football crowd sounds do it for you?
Durée : 8min 59s
Casting an eye to the future with Rethink
Durée : 8min 59s
Does the historical series Spitfire make it off the ground?
Durée : 8min 59s
Covid-19: The Indian perspective
Durée : 8min 59s

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