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With climate change high up the agenda, should there be a shift in the balance of news from “sudden” events to reporting gradual, global trends? Plus, what is it like recording a documentary in the Chernobyl nuclear accident exclusion zone? Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

The headlines have been dominated this past couple of weeks by events related to Iran. How have the BBC’s international teams reported these events? of them. We focus on BBC Persian and how they have been reporting fast changing events despite severe restrictions on correspondents’ access to the country. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

Cryptocurrencies and corruption - we meet the documentary team behind the search for The Missing Cryptoqueen. Just where did the mysterious Dr Ruja Ignatova disappear to? Plus: concern about the BBC’s news and current affairs becoming too focussed on the United States. Does the BBC WS “pander” too much to the US market? Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

The BBC World Service has merged all of its music shows into just one weekly show, Music Life. The commissioning editor responsible tells us why this decision was taken. Plus the ongoing story of how iPlayer Radio is being replaced by BBC Sounds. What’s the latest situation as regards international listeners? Presented by Rajan Datar Produced by Howard Shannon

How BBC Monitoring has played a key role in helping BBC news teams to learn what is happening on the ground on the Turkey-Syria border. Plus, listeners react to a BBC Africa Eye investigation into sexual harassment by lecturers at some of West Africa’s top universities. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon