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Roger Bolton looks at the battle for control of language.

More than 120 MPs have written a letter to the 大象传媒's Director General calling for an end to use of the name "Islamic State" in news reporting. David Cameron is among those calling for a change of terminology, saying that many Muslims recoil from the name. Radio 4 and World Service listeners tell us what they think the 大象传媒 should call the group and consider whether a change in terminology would weaken Islamic State, or weaken the 大象传媒's impartiality.

There are also concerns about the terminology used by the 大象传媒 when reporting immigration. Roger investigates whether listeners' concerns are about inaccuracy or the potential for stoking animosity.

The biggest job in 大象传媒 Radio Comedy - the host of The News Quiz - has gone to Miles Jupp. But what do our listeners think of the new appointment, and can Miles fill Sandi Toksvig's tiny shoes?

Miles is a household name for Radio 4 listeners but 大象传媒 Radio is also on the lookout for new talent with the 2015 大象传媒 Radio New Comedy Awards. Roger speaks to Marcus Brigstocke and Angela Barnes to find out what it takes to make it in the world of radio comedy.

And why, why, why, did Tom Jones' song Delilah offend one of Feedback's listeners? Roger speaks with Jeff Smith, Head of Music at 大象传媒 Radio 2 and 6 Music, to find out how the 大象传媒 approaches older songs covering potentially controversial themes.

Producer: Katherine Godfrey
A Whistledown production for 大象传媒 Radio 4.