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Reporting the continuing global threat of coronavirus. We ask the BBC’s China correspondent Stephen McDonell how he goes about getting access to the people and places affected, and does he worry his reports might cause unnecessary panic? Plus, your reaction to news that World Update is soon to be old news. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

How are big changes in BBC News going to affect your World Service? With job losses and savings and some programmes facing the axe, we ask the director of BBC World Service group Jamie Angus if the World Service can continue to provide the service it does if there are substantial cutbacks. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

A new series World Wise Web puts the people who have created digital technologies together with the generation who know no other world. We hear from its 17 year old presenter. Plus the launch of the new BBC WS English YouTube channel that allows the selection of multi-lingual audio. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

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 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