The Media Show

As The Traitors prepares to launch in the US, the producer behind the series discusses why it was a hit in the UK. Presented by Ros Atkins.

Katie Razzall interviews Michelle Donelan, secretary of state for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, and is also joined by Lara O'Reilly, senior correspondent on Insider's business desk.

How the Conservative chair's tax affairs were exposed by journalists.

The Indian government asks Twitter and YouTube to take down a new documentary, but what are the implications for press freedom in India?

Ros Atkins and guests explore what the rise of controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate tells us about modern masculinity and the media.

Journalist Gary Younge has seen up-close some of the defining moments of our age. From Nelson Mandela's rise to power, to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, to the Black Lives Matter protests, he's been there to report the story. Presented by Katie Razzall.

Katie Razzall talks to Geordie Greig about his plans for the future of The Independent, and whether the relationship between the media and those in power has become too cosy.

The Media Show explores China's campaign to influence the global narrative about the country across traditional and social media.

Katie Razzall and guests explore the tensions journalists navigate when working in parallel to the authorities in pursuit of the truth.

BBC News international editor Jeremy Bowan talks about his career and new BBC Sounds series, Frontlines of Journalism, which explores the obstacles that stand between journalists and the truth.