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Can 麻豆社 Somalia Help Millions Affected by Drought?

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

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Can 100 Women Really Change the World?

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

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Iran Urged to Stop Harassing 麻豆社 Persian Staff

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

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Listener Wants More Balance in Trending Programme

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

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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

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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

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Zimbabwe Coverage: What Worked and What Did Not

After Mugabe鈥檚 resignation in Zimbabwe, listeners give their views on the coverage

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What Causes Bad Reception and Signal Failure?

Radio signal failure is one of things listeners most complain about

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On-Air Diabetes Attack Does Not Stop the Newsroom

A listener congratulates a Newsroom presenter for pushing through a diabetes attack

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George Orwell鈥檚 Time at 麻豆社 World Service

Why a statue of George Orwell has been erected at the 麻豆社 HQ

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Your Biggest Gripes and Stand-Out Moments of 2017

The best of listener's comments and highlights from 2017

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Why Do People Assume the Worst?

And what the 麻豆社 can do to combat inaccurate negative perceptions on global issues

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Listeners Angered by Equal Pay 鈥楤roadcast Ban鈥�

Reaction on the 鈥榖roadcast ban鈥� imposed on 麻豆社 reporters in support of equal pay row

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How to Translate 鈥淪**thole鈥�

麻豆社 language services wrestle with translating the expletive Donald Trump allegedly used

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Why Not Voice Over Thick British Accents?

Bernadette from Barbados asks how the 麻豆社 chooses which interviews to have voiced over

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麻豆社 Arabic is 80 Years Old

Launched in 1938, it is now a multi-media service on TV, radio, online and on mobiles

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Behind the 麻豆社 Investigation

More on the 麻豆社 operation which revealed the Taliban are active in 70% of Afghanistan

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In The Studio with the Voice of David Bowie

Impressionist, Jon Culshaw answers your questions about playing David Bowie

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New Director on the 麻豆社 World Service Future

New director Jamie Angus tells listeners how he plans to combat fake news

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Outrage at Newsday Interviewee Calling Autism a 'Disease'

Listeners voice their concerns about an interviewee鈥檚 use of language

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The Assassination Podcast and the Murder of Benazir Bhutto

Why has no-one been convicted of the murder of former Pakistan prime minister?

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Will International Women鈥檚 Day Bring Greater Empowerment?

Listeners react to the remarkable personal stories of women for International Women's Day

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Where are the 麻豆社 Reports on the Unrest in Cameroon?

Listeners voice concern over the lack of 麻豆社 coverage on the crisis in Cameroon

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麻豆社 Serbian Returns but is There Demand?

It's been seven years since the 麻豆社's Serbian language section closed, and now it's back

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Getting the Balance Right for Sexual Content in News Reports

Has the World Service got the balance right in news reports that feature sexual content?

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The Death of Winnie Mandela

Did the World Service diminish Winnie Mandela鈥檚 role in the struggle against apartheid?

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How the Podcast is Changing Listening Habits

Downloading World Service programmes as a podcast is changing listening habits

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The 50 Year Old Norwegian Murder Mystery

Reaction to a podcast exclusive, investigating a 50 year old Norwegian murder mystery

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Rapprochement on the Korean Peninsula

How one listener says the 麻豆社鈥檚 news reports from the Korean peninsula opened her eyes

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A New Kind of Fakery in Fake News

The boss of the World Service Jamie Angus highlights the persistent menace of fake news

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