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BBC World Service digital editor Anna Doble is here to answer your questions about the digital platforms listeners can go to and get World Service programmes and videos. Plus Business Matters and who decides what subjects to cover? And has the corporation got it wrong in defending changes on The Science Hour? Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

It’s a weekly digest of news, features and debate from the quirky world of cricket - so are listeners bowled over by the programme Stumped? Plus one listener is unhappy with recent changes on The Science Hour - they ask why has it become a compilation of just two different programmes? Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

It was the revolution that shook the world so some 40 years later what did listeners make of The Fall of the Shah, a drama based on the real events in the lead-up to the Iranian revolution? Plus was the BBC World Service right to publish the story “You’re never too young to start doing drag” on its social media sites? It tells the story of 11-year-old Desmond Napoles from the US. But many of you feel he was he being exploited. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

This week, the hot topic of how the BBC World Service reports on climate change. Science editor Deborah Cohen joins us to explain the corporation’s recently revised guidelines to its journalists. Plus, another in our series where a listener gets to grill their BBC WS favourite with three questions in three minutes. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon