BBC World Service - Outlook, My Body Made Me Famous
Jo Fidgen on Twitter: "Think my jaw actually dropped at some of Chris's stories. On @BBCTheInquiry on Tuesday. https://t.co/wp8y2D6kwB" / Twitter
Multiple partner relationships could become norm, says BBC - The Christian Institute
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The week in radio: The New World; Imagining the New Truth; Late Nights with Iain Lee: Women Only | Radio | The Guardian
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As people become increasingly connected and more mobile, our individual identities are changing. LIVE NOW Jo Fidgen and Anu Anand are taking your... | By BBC World Service | Facebook
Is the BBC biased?: Nothing but the truth (1)
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Analysis, BBC Radio 4 - Everyone's talking about the new film Made in Dagenham, about a 1968 campaign for equal pay. But what has happened to feminist activism since then? First time
Researching Brexit and the effectiveness of dead cats | Be informed
Looking for Innovative Solutions to Declining Trust in Media - Information Saves Lives | Internews
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Why I wrote an apology to myself – The BBC, Outlook (June 2019) – V: Formerly Eve Ensler
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BBC Radio 4 - The New World, Nothing but the Truth
The week in audio: Lives Less Ordinary; Don't Log Off; Lady Killers With Lucy Worsley | Radio | The Guardian
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Matthew Bannister steps down from BBC Outlook – RadioToday
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BBC Radio 4 - Analysis, Who Decides if I'm a Woman?
