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We answer your US election questions
Plus, me some low-hanging fruit: why we can’t stop ourselves using office jargon
What Trump's election win means for Africa
A special episode of Pick of the World from Cape Town in South Africa
What's in your office lunch?
Plus, unusual stories about how people met the love of their life
Had a 'bird-brain' moment lately?
You might want to find a new phrase for that, thanks to our Outlook show
The strange tale of Siegfried and Roy
The magicians who shocked and surprised when they worked with lions and tigers
How Gen Z and TikTok are changing the way we speak
Social media is driving language change around the world at a rate never before seen
Rapping and skydiving - the joy of new things
You loved seeing the world's oldest battle rapper - plus jumping from a plane at 102
Which country has the best schools in the world?
More than 400,000 of you watch our education episode of The Global Story on YouTube
Best of 2024: World of Secrets and a surprise Banksy
World of Secrets, a real-life K-Pop drama and waking up with a Banksy in your garden
Should under-16s be banned from social media?
Plus three young women from India, Nigeria and the US share their top online stories
Why you love stories about animals
A hare, an owl, an otter, a goat and the arctic fox all feature in your online choices
The man who ran a marathon every day for a year
Plus the women fighting knife crime with spoons and are we closer to a cancer vaccine?
What do US presidents eat?
A cheeseburger washed down with diet Coke? Or chicken parmigiana?
You love our interview with Ariana Grande
From child actress to music superstar, now she’s an Oscar nominee for her role in Wicked
Your responses to our extreme weather reporting
As 2024 was the hottest year on record, why is climate change still an unpopular topic?
How China made itself the global leader in tech
Why China rules the world of drones, batteries, quantum computing - and social media
Is the working from home era over?
Our podcast The Global Story looks at worldwide trends around work - and where we do it
What are the 'dark Indonesia' protests?
Our top social media post looks at anti-government demonstrations in cities like Jakarta
Is Trump taking Putin's side in the Ukraine war?
The US pauses military aid to Ukraine in a dramatic week for global politics
The story of a lost language
Millions of you are fascinated by Bo and the last woman to speak it
Your take on the Tesla car backlash
Demonstrators target the electric vehicle firm's showrooms in protest at owner Elon Musk
How can you get more sleep?
A sleep expert explains how to convince your body it's bedtime
Do science stories cheer us up?
A chat with the BBC World Service science team to find out if science is optimistic
The Indonesian cave with a ‘tunnel’ to Mecca?
Hundreds of thousands of you watch our video about Safarwadi in West Java
How Korea won the internet
From TV to beauty and food, Korean culture is everywhere online. Why?
Do you live inside an audio bubble?
Your take on the rise of earbud culture - and the impact on our social interactions
Is it ever ok to be late?
The science of punctuality - plus how to say sorry and inside China's beauty industry
Why are millions livestreaming a Swedish forest?
It's all to do with moose! Plus you say goodbye to radio legend, Julian Marshall
The children with a digital school teacher
The classroom tablet revolution in Malawi - plus the boy who brought anime to Pakistan.
The female Afghan bodybuilder
The women in Afghanistan who refuse to stay unseen and unheard
How rich is the Catholic church?
It could be worth one billion dollars or more - plus the most famous lunch photo ever
