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In an interview with Press Gazette, BBC analysis editor Ros Atkins talks about his new show and the rise of explanation journalism.

Ukrainians have reported armed soldiers going door-to-door in occupied parts of the country to collect votes for self-styled "referendums" on joining Russia.

Russia is holding the self-styled referendums in parts of Ukraine it wants to claim control over.

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Press Gazette first-night review of TalkTV: News without the boring bits backed by real reporting and broadcast razzmatazz.

The UK government wants to take aid from Yemen and other emergencies to help Ukraine. This isn't ok.

To celebrate 100 years of the BBC, the BBC World Service is partnering with the British Council for Crossing Divides around the Globe - an ambitious project to train young people to listen and understand those with very different perspectives. The programme, which has opened for applications this week, will be available to 1,000 young people (aged 18-34) from 100 countries across the world.

Google News Initiative funds social media news service Need To Know, which is targeting 16 to 24-year-olds - and already won an RTS Award.

Media organizations including New York Public Radio have joined the BBC's 50:50 Project, which is expanding beyond gender to track race and ethnicity.