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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

The documentary Not#MeToo, I'm French investigated the evidence and specific roots of sexism in France. But is that country the worst example in the world? Listeners make their point, and the show’s presenter answers. Plus, is one’s listener’s dissatisfaction with BBC Sounds and the lack of an online pop-out player about to be remedied? Presented by Rajan Datar Produced by Howard Shannon, Whistledown Productions

A recent BBC online news story about Mount Everest and how its melting glaciers are exposing dead bodies of climbers attracted more than three million hits. The World Service’s Environment Correspondent answers your questions. Plus, why one listener thinks a recent report on Icelandic volcanoes on From Our Own Correspondent was too sensationalist. Presenter: Rajan Datar. Producer: Howard Shannon

A cute looking android was sent out to hitchhike, to prove that humans and robots could get on but was found decapitated! The producer and presenter of the documentary “Can you Murder a Robot?” respond to your comments. Also why is there a sudden lack of BBC podcasts on Google Home and the Google Podcast app. Presenter: Rajan Datar Producer: Howard Shannon