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How difficult is to trace the origins of social media posts containing Coronavirus misinformation? We talk to the BBC Trending team about how one particular post went viral. Plus: Listeners tell us what they think about coverage of the pandemic on the BBC World Service. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Simon Jarvis.

Rajan Datar talks to Andrew Luck-Baker, the producer of the podcast series 13 Minutes to the Moon and Nuala McGovern gives us the lowdown on the joys and perils of broadcasting from home. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

Is the BBC World Service in lockdown because of the coronavirus? How are programme-makers continuing to make programmes? We ask a senior BBC editor about the corporation’s contingency plans. Plus: The Inquiry recently asked “have our climate models been wrong?” But did the programme itself get the balance of its debate wrong? Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon

How can you spot the tell tale signs of fake news? BBC Monitoring has recently published an online video with some top tips - we meet the man behind it. Plus, was a recent edition of The Food Chain biased towards food additives scientists? And more thoughts from listeners on how the World Service is reporting the coronavirus outbreak. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

How is the World Service news agenda set? We go behind the scenes of the daily editorial meeting to get an insight as to what propels a story onto the daily programmes. And this week inevitably one story dominates the news agenda, so what are the difficulties with covering the coronavirus story? Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon