The world's eyes are firmly on Libya, and we know you've been talking about it all week. So here's our television programme all about Libya, in case you missed it. We speak to Libyans in Tripoli and around the world about the extraordinary week they've had.
Here's the World Have Your Say broadcast on BBC World News on 19 August 2011 if you missed it.
Ros spoke to Indians about corruption in their country, following the release of Anna Hazare, the anti corruption activist whose protest has got you talking.
|12:11 UK time, Friday, 5 August 2011
This may entirely change the way WHYS carryout its show. It will give unprecedented access to contributors, fans and listeners. I am joining the hangout right away!
... so posted enthusiastic Blaise in Virginia, when we announced on Facebook the first ever, pioneering WHYS Google Plus "hangout".
The picture shows some of what went on - I'm chatting to Blaise, Kimenyi in Nairobi & a silhouette representing Matt in Melbourne (with WHYS boss Mark peering in from above!)
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