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The sad story of Dutch teenager Noa Pothoven who took her own life - but did the BBC do enough to correct a viral fake news story that initially said it was death by euthanasia? Should the corporation have waited until it could establish the full facts? Plus Changing World, Changing Bodies looked at how the modern world is doing to our bodies but did it change peoples' mind about their present lifestyles? Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

We look at the latest situation in Iran where the BBC Persian Service's journalists face dangers daily while out in the field. Presenter and journalist Rana Rahimpour is in the studio to answer your questions. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

Your reactions to the astonishing story of how a young undercover migrant from Ghana with a hidden camera in his glasses put himself in the hands of people smugglers. Azeteng travelled 3,000 miles aiming to document the crimes of the traffickers. We hear from Assignment’s presenter about how this moving edition was put together. Presented: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

A year ago the BBC set itself the task of hitting a 50:50 balance in female voices across all its programming. Have you noticed the change and how important do you feel it is to address the gender imbalance? Plus The Food Chain and your views on a programme that isn’t so much about tickling your taste buds as giving you food for thought. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

The Indian general election is the biggest democratic poll ever held in the world, and in response, the BBC in India has launched its most comprehensive election analysis ever. Listeners want to know how the World Service is battling the threat of fake news. Plus, whatever happened to the Fifth Floor’s Fifi Haroon? Presented by Rajan Datar. Produced by Howard Shannon, Whistledown Productions