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How do you get over a break-up?

The pick of the 大象传媒 World Service chosen by digital audiences - the science of heartbreak

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'How I taught the West to cook Indian food'

Listeners hail Indian food icon Madhur Jaffrey - plus tributes to Queen Elizabeth II

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A new king proclaimed - and is Ukraine winning?

The pick of the 大象传媒 World Service chosen by digital audiences

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The row over Uganda's Nyege Nyege festival

Why a Ugandan music festival branded "immoral" got you talking

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Hijab protests: A turning point in Iran?

Your responses to the wave of protests across Iran by women removing their headscarves

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How do you feel about Russia鈥檚 nuclear threats?

Your responses to Vladimir Putin's nuclear warning - and can food change your mood?

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How much do your kitchen pots mean to you?

From ladles to sandwich makers, why cooking with family heirlooms makes food taste good

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Your questions on North Korea's hackers

Your questions on North Korea's Lazarus Group answered in a special live show

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India reacts to the UK's new prime minister

Why our Indian Facebook followers have a lot to say about Rishi Sunak

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Social media and the protests in Iran

How young Iranians are organising anti-hijab protests online

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Africa's star footballers choose to give back

Your responses as Mo Salah and Sadio Mane use their riches to support their home towns.

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Climate change versus social media

Climate change, the biggest issue we all face that no-one wants to talk about?

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Why was beer suddenly banned at the World Cup?

The biggest talking point at the World Cup in Qatar, human rights or beer?

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Which part of history would you change?

If you could rewrite one part of history, what would you change - and why?

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Which food would you give special UN status?

The French baguette... but which food item would you give special UN status?

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'The sketchpad that saved my life'

The parallel lives of two young women, one with a sketchbook, one with a gun

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With the Christmas post, comes hope in Ukraine

Why the postal service brings hope in Ukraine, and what next for Iranian protesters?

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Your social media news stories of 2022

A special show on the social posts from 大象传媒 World Service that you engaged with in 2022

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'My friend, the serial killer'

The nurse who realised her colleague and friend was killing patients

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The intense pressure of being a chef

Long hours and obsession in the life of a top chef. Plus, the town giving out free beer

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What would you change about the seven-day week?

How this unnatural cycle came to organise our lives - and what you would do differently

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Why we love physical music in our digital world

Inside the biggest vinyl factory in Europe - and do we talk too much about Elon Musk?

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India's female airline pilot revolution

At 12.4% India has the highest percentage of female pilots, why?

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A balloon floats into 1.5 million Facebook feeds

The Chinese spy balloon mystery - and fine dining, are we over it?

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A plea from earthquake-hit Syria

A plea from a follower in earthquake-hit Syria - and the strange case of UFOs over the US

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The social media war in Ukraine

大象传媒 Ukraine Correspondent James Waterhouse on the role played by social media in the war

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Moments when we become our true selves

A difficult conversation about changing to the Ifa religion of Nigeria and West Africa

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Young, gifted and a Cambridge professor

Jason Arday is the youngest black person to become a professor at the famous university

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The most remote museum on Earth?

A visit to a museum at the end of the world - and do good-looking people earn more money?

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The playing cards used to target Saddam Hussein

Twenty years since the invasion of Iraq, did it change Western foreign policy forever?

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