Jane Standley The BBC's Africa Correspondent talked about her experiences covering many of the conflicts in Africa in the last few years. (31 Jan 99)

		Jim Muir Read and listen to how Jim Muir answered your questions on many of the regions he has reported from in the last 20 years.(24 Jan 99)

		Bridget Kendall Our diplomatic correspondent answered your questions on her experiences covering the political intrigues in Washington and the Soviet Union during its break-up. (17 Jan 99)

		Andrew Whitehead Former South Asia correspondent reflected on his reporting of India - and talked to callers about how he managed to get beyond the stereotypes. (10 Jan 99)

		David Eades As a new era dawned for Europe, Brussels Correspondent David Eades took listeners questions on the euro. (3 Jan 99)

		Carrie Gracie China Correspondent Carrie Gracie talked about how she broke out of the "diplomatic ghetto" to get right under the skin of Chinese society. (14 June 98)

		Mark Doyle West Africa Correspondent Mark Doyle talked about some of the dangers of reporting from war zones in Africa (7 June 98)

		Fergal Keane An insight into his experience of being a correspondent, and how the responsibilities of fatherhood have affected his journalism.31 May 98

		Philippa Thomas A Washington Correspondent fielded questions about America's seemingly contradicrtory attitudes to the family, religion, guns and the media.24 May 98

		George Alagiah On his return from Sudan, Africa Correspondent George Alagiah spoke about prospects for peace and the changing face of Africa. 17 May 98

		Allan Little Moscow Correspondent Allan Little answered questions about Rusia and how he coped in Africa and Yugoslavia with the horrors he witnessed. 3 May 98

		Rob Watson biography Rob Watson has been the BBC's UN Correspondent since January 1995.

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