The best journalism is often achieved when it is in nobodys interest to reveal the truth -this feature took a difficult subject and opened listeners eyes in a sensitive and completely non-sensationalist manner.
This programme beautifully unpeeled the layers of the truth behind corruption allegations against Bhutto and her husband, and is a work of huge journalist scope and range.
A wonderful example of how radio, at short notice, and on scarce resources can tell a story with such clarity that it is almost narrative, yet with an enviable dispassionate approach.
A very moving story, with powerful testimony that gave the story room to breath, and tapped into the mood of the community in a way rarely heard on commercial radio.
Brilliantly scheduled to attract the target audience, this brave programme demonstrated how speech can tap into the young, warning about the dangers of Ketamin, but avoiding preaching or a patronising tone.