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3.4857142857142858 out of 5 stars
Based on 70 reviews
Di Satisfied
1 out of 5 stars
Central. Not criminal. Monday 26 September
Your reporter/announcer owes an apology or bias explanation. Karen Martin missed that edit.
wolfie/wolf
3 out of 5 stars
President Biden is the danger
Biden and his leftist socialist party is the worst danger to The American constitution in our history. He has spoken like the wanna be dictator he is. He promised Unity and bringing our country together. But what a lie he told to be elected. He is a hypocrite and a known liar. A cartoon crooked hypocrite politician. Right out of a Warner Bros. cartoon
🇺🇦GO😁🇺🇦
5 out of 5 stars
Why I like BBC
It really helps me know what’s going on in the USSR or Russia and Ukraine.
Thorium9000
2 out of 5 stars
Garbage
There’s some good journalism in there sometimes but there’s too much bias and tragedy porn.
AmericaWon'tSaveYou
1 out of 5 stars
J6 Sham Support by BBC
J6 Committee support on this podcast is representative of BBC bias in this podcast. They come off like Americans are Trumpsters or Bidets. No one in my orbit falls in either category. We want to be free without all of the Democrat division. For most of us our gender and sexual preferences are a small part of life-not our whole life. This J6 committee is a political scam and this podcast pushes like it is fact based. That is a terrible lie.
midwestBlue
3 out of 5 stars
7.22
around 11:20 central standard US time a female reporter on bbc news was talking about the last night’s jan 6 hearing and she said that the attorney general garland can make the decision to criminally charge trump and that is true. where this female reporter got it wrong is that she followed up after that saying “IF the jan 6 committee refers it” and that part is not true. some on the jan 6 committee have already explained that the attorney general does *not* need a referral from them to investigate any cases that may come out of the committee’s investigation. please bbc don’t become like our media and get things wrong. y do you think i listen to the bbc, because your accuracy and getting to the facts is better than any other US mainstream media. correct this on the air so your listeners know the truth. thank you
😉💙🙃
4 out of 5 stars
8 July 2022
Just a note, spiders can be fatal, some spider fears are/can be irrational but don’t downplay what a spider can be… 😉😷🙃
asheshetu
5 out of 5 stars
Review
Am enjoying it thank you very much
Thomas O71
5 out of 5 stars
Quick World Review
Best quick worldwide news review for the USA audience.
Love🇺🇸🗽
1 out of 5 stars
Go read American constitution
It’s absolutely funny to hear a Brit talk about abortion as a constitutional right in America.
historyaudit88
1 out of 5 stars
Biased and Unreliable
The BBC seems very keen to side with Ukraine in everything and against Russia with anything. The same biased narrative we heard coming out of the war in Afghanistan and then Iraq 20 years ago, only to have them change the narrative when the going gets tough while diverting blame for promoting it. These “Official” news outlets face no consequences and remain unaccountable for broadcasting state propaganda and anyone listening should seriously consider this.
fjfncosicjvc
1 out of 5 stars
Sloppy propaganda
Wow
daan11daan11
3 out of 5 stars
Maybe lower the ambient sounds.
Hey, Liverpool fans get to the 21st century. Digital tickets like Real Madrid. The problem was fake tickets! Nothing else.
sigffh
2 out of 5 stars
Almost Propaganda
I use to trust the BBC for its objective values but since the overwhelmingly one sided story is all that matters now I feel quite embarrassed to be British. Suppression of facts they dislike and exaggeration of those they do in matters such as Brexit, American Politics, the Pandemic even the war in the Ukraine have forced me to regard the BBC as just another CNN or Fox News outlet.
4334alton
5 out of 5 stars
Great platform to keep up with world news
Well edited and delivered content!!!
gabfanatico
5 out of 5 stars
Excellent reporting
Thank you!
Alaska ALS Guy
5 out of 5 stars
Listening from Alaska
Always a five star news cast.
zxxcb.
5 out of 5 stars
Unmaskit
Being a proud Host, picture of self claims the Big Spot.
CropLogic
1 out of 5 stars
Seriously
Seriously BBC, you’re going to promote Taylor Lawrence from the WaPo and have her talk about silencing people? The same Taylor Lawerence that harasses twitter accounts and their families and gives out their home addresses and then lies about it??? Tut tut BBC, shame on you.
fhxhfuxbduzhsuzhfehdurudjchr
5 out of 5 stars
Ukraine
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TechyGod
1 out of 5 stars
LOUD ADS! And this is the “Ukraine News Podcast” not “global” news podcast!
The ads are extremely loud especially the annoying charcoal one. Turn the volume down ads shouldn’t be 200% increases.
Wesalll
5 out of 5 stars
What a podcast!
It’s one of my favorite podcasts, I enjoy every minute listening to it and never get bored. Thank you all for your efforts to provide us with such great news and updates .💓
Ajax0012
1 out of 5 stars
Subjective World News
I listen to this podcast because it is one of the best that reports world news. It does a good job with hitting most regions in the world and interviewing representatives in each area. However when it comes to US politics or Brexit (when it was an issue) it is shamefully subjective with its analysis and interviewing questions. I would like to think of the BBC as maintaining the standard of objective news coverage, yet as of now it seems not to be as professional as it could.
mlk4229
5 out of 5 stars
Thank You
Thank so much for giving us perspective on the tragedy in Ukraine as well as uplifting stories about the brave Ukrainian people.
Radagast42
5 out of 5 stars
World News, Professionally Reported
I start every day with this podcast. It's the best way I've found to keep up to date on what is happening in ongoing news, and thisng I didn't know about at all.
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5 out of 5 stars
Ukrain
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Callum Cadogan
5 out of 5 stars
A really Great podcast
Honestly this one is a just really great podcast. It’s informative, interesting, fact checked, and overall a great listen. Some sadly uninformed “patriotic” Americans are unhappy with the bbc because they don’t really care about the rest of the world. This is a truly international news organization and it has more important things to report on then who won the election for mayor in Dallas or whatever. Step down it and f your bubble, there is a entire world out there.
gordoe72
5 out of 5 stars
Troops
Why, with all the coverage of Ukraine is there never any mention of the 100,000 troops in Kaliningrad and the Sulwaki gap????
Mr.Cerveza
5 out of 5 stars
Ukraine’s issues
Ukraine has a lot of racial religious and lgbt equality issues that is not truly being brought up. Their militias are have been considered a world threat. Even now at the border, brown and black people arent getting through to poland. The reporter didnt go further about that at all.
MKULTRA83
1 out of 5 stars
Trauma porn
Trauma porn sprinkled with completely useless fluff stories
jrosey24
1 out of 5 stars
Bashing the US doesn’t make Britain seem more functional lol
The USA is the most powerful country in the history of the world and yet you spend the majority of podcasts topics criticizing and trying to rip it down….. meanwhile things in the UK could not be worse…… you guys sound like a jealous ex girlfriend.
iamnNirvana
1 out of 5 stars
Focused on Human Interest Stories
BBC presents a cross between People Magazine and Geraldo Rivera sensationalism. There are stories with complaining, crying, moaning or screaming. Very little time is spent describing what has happened or why it is important to the listener. It’s simply lazy journalism.
Manish RP
5 out of 5 stars
Thank you
Excellent source of news from around the world. Thanks for keeping it real, the hard work, and yes, the occasional humor. Much appreciated.
Roger Rau 1983
5 out of 5 stars
Great
Super informative
leop229
2 out of 5 stars
Canadian Freedom Convoy
The reason for my two star review is the lack of coverage for the major events happening in Canada. Why would these protests be ignored?
NYTimes commenter
3 out of 5 stars
Stopped playing?
Lile the podcast, but haven’t been able to listen for weeks now, across two different podcast apps - always says something went wrong. What gives???
Eme@Kenya
5 out of 5 stars
Version for kids? Let’s inspire global citizens!
Please consider a daily news podcast for kids. My kids love to listen to the news in the morning but there is too much strife for me to let them listen to BBC on the way to school. There is a podcast for the US market called Kid Nuz. My kids love it but it is very US centric. You are best positioned to do something similar but focus on those of us who want our kids to be global citizens. Thanks for giving this some thoughtful consideration!
Arthur Ogawa
5 out of 5 stars
Best News Podcast
Not only does it cover world news, it’s coverage of US news is superior to that of in-country outfits.
JeffreeStarrr
1 out of 5 stars
Podcast issues
I have so many issues attempting to play this podcast almost an every day basis. I don’t know why but that is why I’m leaving a one star rating. I have a great Internet connection and a great cell phone carrier. I don’t have any issues with any other podcasts. There must be a glitch or some thing
milkapet
5 out of 5 stars
SO Happy & Informed
Just listened to the Happy News Podcast. It truly made me happy. Also, in general, the BBC News World Service podcast is a great source for unbiased international news. Very difficult to get in the States. Thank you!
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5 out of 5 stars
NEVER WORKS!!
Why does everything from the BBC never work; no matter how updated your phone is or how strong your connection? It *always* says “episode not available” and this has been consistent for at least the past year or so. Are they seriously not going to fix this? I can’t be the only one.
Acruce001
5 out of 5 stars
Great Happy Cast
I listen every day and love the balanced news and getting just the facts and not a lot of opinions… I am an American and I prefer the BBC world perspective! Keep honesty in journalism… thank you!
Joe Gryne
2 out of 5 stars
Concerned Listener
So I’v been a long time listener of the BBC World News and I’ve noticed what I perceive to be an imbalance view on how the United States political theater is being covered. I’m not sure where this issue lies; is it with the editor or with the journalist in who they seek out to interview. The current president’s missteps appear to be pounced upon and his personal life laid out for all to pick through but when it comes to the new President Elect; his pass, his state of mind and his past policies are simply overlooked as though to give him a pass. This platform has been one of my personal go to for news but if the organization is going the way of Fox and CNN you will just become another echo chamber. We the listener want and desire objectivity and facts not one directional opinions.
Team Ridgeback
5 out of 5 stars
This Is The BBC
As is always, an insightful and very informative program.
Orb7_rulez
5 out of 5 stars
global warming end it now
Two Words
Long time in China
5 out of 5 stars
Truly international!
Dec 5th 2021: I was glad to hear BBC report the news of Kannada actor Shivram’s death. But I was extremely disappointed to hear Ms.Smith’s atrocious pronunciation- a real insult to my mother tongue Kannada. Why choose to report this news if you can’t find people to pronounce correctly? How is this ‘world’ news?
Rassiah P
5 out of 5 stars
Hello from Salt Lake City, Utah
Thank for the news from all over the world. Also a huge thank you to all the journalists who risks their lives to bring information to the rest of the world. Love you guys.
Aziz. A. Kurdi
5 out of 5 stars
Gratitude
The best international outlet covering almost all important issues on a daily basis is this Podcast without any exaggeration. I have nothing to say here but expressing my deepest gratitude to your staff. By the way, (BBC News Hour) is another great and complementary Podcast to this one. Thank you dears all! Aziz
Willllwie
3 out of 5 stars
Should be called “climate change news and other headlines”
I like the pod. Very good reporting for the most part and I recommend listening. It’s way too heavily weighted to climate change though. I like that it’s not all US information too.
Reza Sh.
1 out of 5 stars
US Assistant !!??
It seems they have experienced it with us assistant for more than two decades and so what? Any differences? Let us know.
Curiousagain22
4 out of 5 stars
Why didn’t you guys include the word “accidentally”
Why didn’t you guys include the word “accidentally” to your episode title regarding Alec Baldwin fatally shooting someone ?
Orselino
1 out of 5 stars
One exhausting drumbeat
They should change the name to reflect the fact that this has become the climate change podcast that sometimes reports other news. Every episode. It is so pervasive it smacks of propaganda.
Blue moon e
5 out of 5 stars
But hurt Americans
Love the BBC news. I apologize for my fellow butt hurt Americans in some of these review. They need get out of their own “patriotic” bubble and explore the world.
Rouge4Mer
5 out of 5 stars
BEST
Have been following the BBC since very young. I grew up with the BBC as an expat. Nothing is perfect but appreciate the knowledge that is brought to interviewing and reporting. In listening to dozens of news agencies around the world BBC is at the top.
FireShield95
3 out of 5 stars
One-sided Afghanistan coverage
I'm not talking about the coverage of what's going on in Afghanistan. I'm talking about the coverage of how Americans feel about the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Everyone interviewed on this podcast has been against it. Why not interview some people who are in favor of the withdrawal? Do you have some agenda you're trying to push? It certainly seems that way based on the coverage you've done so far.
THOR778909
5 out of 5 stars
I don’t know what’s wrong
I keepejaculating in my sleep
Pastrami Geoff
2 out of 5 stars
Tunisia report.
The bullying style of the interviewer was arrogant and dismissive. Who the heck is he to presume he knows better than his subject who had to struggle to give reasoned answers. This is not reporting it is tyrannical distortion that is a major turn off.
Burl2001
4 out of 5 stars
Bleeding Heart
This news is much better and relatively unbiased when compared to other sources. It is, however, obviously biased in the climate change, migrant, and UK COVID response debates. Even though the BBC World Service are linked to the government, they make no real effort to investigate and communicate the very difficult choices policy makers have to make. To these reporters, cutting carbon, letting in floods of migrants, and continuing endless lockdowns have no drawbacks. I expect more from Britons.
pyrexluv
1 out of 5 stars
Cuba is rioting to end COMMUNISM
Cuba is carrying the us flag and rioting because they want to END COMMUNISM. You do realize that some people can translate what their shouting .... right? Cuba has nothing to do with the vaccine or wanting big pharma- they want freedom and to be out of communism rule. Stop blatantly lying!!!!
Cheywthomas
5 out of 5 stars
A great alternative to The Daily
I switched to this podcast because I wanted a world view on current events. I love this podcast.
Down from it
1 out of 5 stars
Shameless journalists without basic integrity
Willfully spreading fake news, BBC and its so called journalists have been unscrupulously making up extremely biased reports with no evidence but pure allegations. While receiving state support on funding, the company shamelessly claims they’re supported by advertisements to pretend their independence from the authority. Now here’s my question: where’s your integrity as a journalist agency?
lrhhrl
2 out of 5 stars
Had to stop listening
Too long for a morning podcast and the final one or two issues are basically fun, quirky stories and not necessary. Quicker summary would be nice.
Jos Fey
1 out of 5 stars
Please fix the problem for downloading new episodes
Since the apple update the podcast is not downloading new episodes.
Kpep89
5 out of 5 stars
Go to News Podcast
Great unbiased news podcast that helps me stayed informed on world news instead of just America.
JayBirds216
3 out of 5 stars
Where’s the podcast??
It disappeared and I’m missing it.
anasta421
5 out of 5 stars
What’s going on with this Podcast
No episode today May 18.
Chic606
5 out of 5 stars
Global summary, updates fail frequently
Best news podcast for summary updates world wide. The editors’ subtle cheeky zingers crack me up. Reviewer comments are just as entertaining with the types who yell at the TV and those who think reality has an agenda
*mombear*
5 out of 5 stars
Great news overview
Getting the global news helps put things in perspective. Fair and impartial; doesn't get into local or national spats, just puts the info out there.
nashjdkkdl
2 out of 5 stars
Biased news
I have been listening to them daily however their opinion is very biased. Instead of focussing on real news they love to paint a sorry state of other countries especially India. They love to blame governments of other countries and portray a negative image. I wish instead they could focus on real news and stop their biased opinions.
gryffin winters
5 out of 5 stars
Objective News
Must-need for anyone who wants to stay up-to-date
Podcast information
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- 70
- Subscribers
- 1453
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- Yes
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- October 3, 2022
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- October 3, 2022 7:16 PM
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- BBC World Service
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- (C) BBC 2022
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- Russia ‘will make objective judgment’ about nuclear weaponsThe Kremlin was responding after the leader of Chechnya said low yield nuclear weapons should be considered. Also: A major u-turn by the British government to scrap a controversial plan to cut taxes for the highest earners, and Egyptologists make a 'dream discovery'.0 comments0
- Brazil election: Bolsonaro and Lula in tight presidential raceTens of millions voted Sunday to decide between the far-right current president Jair Bolsonaro and the left-wing Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Also: Indonesia investigates one of the deadliest football stadium disasters in decades, and thousands of runners have taken part in the London marathon.0 comments0
- Russian troops forced out of key east Ukraine townRussian has withdrawn its troops from Lyman in a move seen as a significant setback for its campaign in eastern Ukraine. Also: a day after a coup in Burkina Faso there are protests in the capital, and Nandi - the 12 year old schoolgirl who drums and sings with the rock stars.0 comments0
- Russian annexation of Ukrainian territories widely condemnedPresident Biden said Moscow wouldn't be allowed to get away with seizing its neighbour's territory. Also; the leader of Burkina Faso is overthrown in a military coup, and it's curtains for Trevor Noah who announces his departure from The Daily Show.0 comments0
- Russia's President Putin annexes four areas of UkraineThe territory is in occupied parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia. Mr Putin promised to defend Russia's lands with every means available. Also: Hurricane Ian leaves a trail of devastation and death in Florida and, can listening to background noise help you relax?0 comments0
- 'Many deaths' possible from hurricane Ian warns BidenHe said it could be the deadliest storm in Florida's history. Also; Russia gears up to complete its annexation of occupied Ukrainian territories in defiance of international law, and, Tom Hanks says he's made four 'pretty good films' -- so what's your favourite?0 comments0
- Russia to formally annex four areas of UkraineVladimir Putin will hold a signing ceremony on Friday after self-styled referendums. Also: Hurricane Ian has weakened into a tropical storm as it moves across Florida but it's still drenching the peninsula in rain, and the new British Prime Minister, Liz Truss, has insisted that her government's controversial budget makes good economic sense despite the turmoil it's created in the financial markets.0 comments0
- 'Catastrophic' storm surge as hurricane pounds FloridaIan struck the Gulf coast, bringing powerful winds, severe flooding and power outages. Also; the US says it will rally global opposition to Russia's attempts to annex Ukrainian territory, and, a breakthrough in the treatment of Alzeimher's.0 comments0
- EU reacts to what it calls sabotage on two key gas pipelinesThe EU and NATO stress the need to protect critical infrastructure after what they called acts of sabotage on two key gas pipelines. Also: Hurricane Ian strengthens into a Category Four storm as it approaches the Florida coast, and the lyrics for David Bowie's song 'Starman' are auctioned for more than two hundred thousand dollars.0 comments0
- Suspected sabotage of Russian-controlled pipelineBaltic states say gas leaks appear to have been caused deliberately, and were probably linked to the war in Ukraine. Also; far-right militia leaders are going on trial in the United States, accused of plotting to block the peaceful transfer of power, and the Colombian popstar, Shakira, is ordered to go on trial for allegedly not paying millions in taxes.0 comments0
- White House warns Russia about annexing more Ukrainian territoryThe US says it will impose further economic sanctions if Moscow annexes more territory in Ukraine. Also: Britain's central bank has said it's willing to hike interest rates to control inflation, and a direct hit as Nasa smashes spacecraft into an asteroid.0 comments0
- Deadly gun attack at Russian schoolPupils were among at least 13 people killed after a gunman opened fire at a school in Izhevsk. The gunman killed himself at the scene and was a former student. Also: Italy's far-right leader claims victory in elections, and why a lottery winner in India is miserable.0 comments0
- Italy's far-right set to win electionGiorgia Meloni is on course to be Italy's first female PM, and the country's first far-right leader since Benito Mussolini. Also: Cuba's referendum on same-sex marriage; and how difficult will it be for football fans to find accommodation during the World Cup in Qatar?0 comments0
- Hundreds arrested at anti-war protests in Russia since President Putin called up reservists to fight in UkraineThere've been a series of protests in Russia since President Putin announced that three hundred thousand reservists would be sent to fight in Ukraine. Also: scores killed during clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and storm Ian delays launch of Nasa's moon rocket.0 comments0
- International condemnation over sham referendums in occupied UkraineUkrainians have reported armed soldiers going door-to-door in occupied parts of the country to collect votes for self-styled "referendums" on joining Russia. Also: the pound plunges after mini-budget in the UK, and the tennis star Roger Federer plays his last professional match.0 comments0
- Moscow staging referendums in four occupied areas of UkraineThey're being seen in the West as an attempt to legitimise Russian annexation. Also researchers say a new type of cancer therapy that uses a common virus to destroy harmful cells is showing promise, and the awarding-winning author Hilary Mantel -- whose novels brought to life the political intrigues of Tudor England -- has died at the age of seventy.0 comments0
- Ukraine issues global warning over Russian aggressionThe foreign minister says no nation should feel safe until Russia's behaviour is punished. Also: the US slaps sanctions on Iran's morality police as demonstrations sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini continue, and we look at the woman tipped to become Italy's next prime minister.0 comments0
- Iranian deaths rise as protest crackdown continuesWomen led demonstrations are spreading across the country. Also, Russians jet off to Serbia to escape mobilisation for the war in Ukraine and a former Chinese justice minister is given a suspended death sentence for receiving millions of dollars in bribes.0 comments0
- 'Russia must pay', Zelensky tells UNHe said Russia deserved to be punished for stealing Ukrainian territory and murdering civilians. Also, protests in Iran escalate with reports of pitched battles in the capital Tehran; and, after an 18 year winless streak, have San Marino finally won a football match?0 comments0
- Ukraine war: President Putin calls up military reservistsMr Putin warns he's prepared to use all means including nuclear weapons to defend territories. Ukraine says the order shows the invasion is not going to plan. Western leaders say it marks another escalation. Also: protests continue in Iran over the death of a young woman after being arrested, and Roger Federer on his retirement from tennis.0 comments0
- Fresh Ukrainian claims of Russian tortureThey come as pro-Moscow separatists announce referendum plans in four annexed regions. Also, women burn headscarves in Iran as protests against their suppression spread, and we finally have the answer to that crucial question - how many ants are there in the world?0 comments0
- Russia accelerates annexation plans in occupied UkraineReferendums on joining Russia are to be held in Luhansk and Donetsk. Two other regions, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia, have indicated they will take similar steps. Also: Pakistan health officials warn of an increase in waterborne diseases following floods, the UN General Assembly gets underway in New York, and the sounds of meteorites striking Mars are recorded for the first time.0 comments0
- Queen Elizabeth buried at Windsor CastleIn a private ceremony, the Queen is interred alongside her parents, husband and sister. Also, two people killed in Iran following demonsrations sparked by the death of a young woman detained for allegedly dressing immodestly, and Hurricane Fiona hits the Dominican Republic.0 comments0
- The funeral of Queen Elizabeth IIWorld leaders, royal dignitaries and members of the public attended the service at Westminster Abbey in London. It was the biggest single gathering of global statesmen and women in living memory. In his sermon, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, praised the Queen for leading a life of loving service.0 comments0
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