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Fri, 17 May 13
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27 mins
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Hong Kong's security minister has said this week that women should "not drink too much" if they don't want to get raped. He made the comment while discussing the rising numbers of reported rapes in the city. We heard from a selection of opinions in Hong Kong and San Diego.
Thu, 16 May 13
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52 mins
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A BBC team in northern Syria have been shown evidence indicating use of chemical agents on civilians. Eyewitnesses and victims claim that government helicopters dropped poisonous gas on the town of Saraqeb. Rebel fighters have also been accused of using them. What's your reaction?
Thu, 16 May 13
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Vlod Tornovy, was sexually assaulted and murdered in Volgograd in Southern Russia for supposedly being gay. The brutality of the attack shocked many people, including Anton Krasovsky, a prominent Russian journalist and TV presenter. We spoke to Anton and Vitaly V. Milonov, who was instrumental in drafting some of Russia's anti-gaylaws.
Wed, 15 May 13
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50 mins
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We heard from across Nigeria where people were reacting to a state of emergency being imposed in three states in the north of east of the country.
Wed, 15 May 13
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We hear how the recession in France could affect other european economies, and we discuss Nigeria's state of emergency in the north of the country.
Tue, 14 May 13
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50 mins
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We speak to people around the world who have had a double mastectomy.
Tue, 14 May 13
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27 mins
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We speak to women who have had both breasts removed after testing positive for a gene defect that puts them at high risk of getting cancer.
Mon, 13 May 13
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51 mins
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We speak to young women in Pakistan following the elections and put your questions about the Coronavirus to a panel of experts.
Mon, 13 May 13
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27 mins
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We heard from journalists in Turkey, which is now seemingly being drawn into the Syrian conflict after two car bombs exploded in the town of Reyanhli, in the South of the country on Saturday. Also, we discussed former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who looks likely to have won the election in Pakistan. We heard reaction from Pakistan, India and Afghanistan.
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Key global business news in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, with live guests and contributors from Asia where the day is beginning and the USA where the day's business is coming to an end.
Sat, 18 May 13
55 minutes
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