Tuesday, June 12 2007, 11:39 BST
By Joanne Oatts
BBC Four is to show a documentary series which goes behind the scenes of one of the corporation's cornerstones, the BBC World Service.
London Calling is a three-part series made by Takeaway Media, and is executive produced by Neil Cameron. The crew spent 18 months filming BBC World Service journalists in studios and locations around the world.
The series airs on Thursdays at 9pm from June 28.
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