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27/11/2011

The presenter of Talking Books talks about a two-part special on Egypt's writers.

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03/12/2011

Rajan Datar asks if there are too many repeats on the World Service at the weekend.

• 10 mins

10/12/2011

How does the world regards the British press in the light of the Leveson inquiry?

• 10 mins

17/12/2011

What does the UK’s veto at the European summit means for World Service coverage of Europe?

• 10 mins

24/12/2011

Rajan Datar hears how the Arab Spring has increased audience figures.

• 10 mins

31/12/2011

Rajan Datar explores the significance of Facebook and Twitter for global news.

• 10 mins

07/01/2012

This week we are focusing on Africa, a continent that represents our most loyal listeners.

• 10 mins

Future of ´óÏó´«Ã½ World Service

What does the future hold for the World Service? Two key players give their views.

• 10 mins

21/01/2012

Farayi Mungazi talks about his two-part documentary series on sport and national identity.

• 10 mins

Future of ´óÏó´«Ã½ World Service

Rajan Datar reports from Westminster on the future of the World Service.

• 10 mins

London Olympics 2012: London Calling

Rajan Datar finds out about programmes which reflect London in this year of the Olympics.

• 10 mins

11/02/2012

A look at The Fifth Floor, a new programme about the ´óÏó´«Ã½â€™s 27 language services

• 10 mins

Whitney Houston's death and The London Chronicles

An unusual programme about London and reporting Whitney Houston's death.

• 10 mins

Bush House Inside Out: World Service's 80th Birthday

How listeners can contribute to the World Service at 80 programmes next Wednesday.

• 10 mins

Bush House Inside Out: World Service's 80th Birthday

World Service director Peter Horrocks discusses the World Service at 80.

• 10 mins

´óÏó´«Ã½ World Service: The gold standard in spoken English?

A listener who wants the World Service to maintain the gold standard in spoken English.

• 10 mins

Reporting from Syria

This week, the challenges for broadcasters on reporting from countries like Syria.

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The Human Race Season

Rajan Datar explores the growing popularity of science programmes on the World Service.

• 10 mins

Toulouse Shootings

The challenges faced by reporters and editors on covering the recent Toulouse shootings.

• 10 mins

Covering the global economic crisis

Coverage of business and the economic crisis, plus a taste of cookery on the radio.

• 10 mins

Reporting war

Thirty years on from the Falklands, Rajan explores the changing face of war reporting.

• 10 mins

Centenary of the Titanic

Over to You hears listener's reactions to the coverage of the Titanic's 100th anniversary.

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Formula 1 race in Bahrain

Rajan Datar discusses the reporting issues raised by the Bahrain Formula 1 race.

• 10 mins

Adverts on the ´óÏó´«Ã½ World Service

Rajan Datar discusses the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s plans to look at new ways of funding the World Service.

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French and Greek elections

Rajan Datar explores the media coverage of the French and Greek elections.

• 10 mins

The English Premier League on the ´óÏó´«Ã½ World Service

Rajan Datar on the significance of the dramatic final day of the English football season.

• 10 mins

Germany's role in the Eurocrisis

Rajan Datar explores the reporting of Germany's role in the Eurocrisis.

• 10 mins

Facebook IPO and Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee

Implications of Facebook's recent IPO and World Service's plans for the Diamond Jubilee.

• 10 mins

Transit Of Venus 2012

The challenges and opportunities involved in conveying the Transit of Venus on radio.

• 10 mins

World Book Club

Rajan Datar hears about the relationship between listeners and authors on World Book Club.

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