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Greece's former prime minister George Papandreou has warned about leaving the euro.
With Gavin Esler.
Are Europe's banks broken? A Jordanian hospital and Jessye Norman. With Jeremy Paxman.
Is the Euro crisis the elephant in the room at the G8?
Allegra Stratton finds out whether the retailer can save capitalism
Mark Urban analyses the consequences of giving up on "Plan A" in Afghanistan
How an ageing population threatens China's economy
Paul Mason explains why bank customers not voters may decide the fate of the eurozone
Are the Olympic Family going to get special treatment in NHS hospitals?
Lyse Doucet reports on those calling for a peaceful resolution to the country's troubles.
Former head of the CIA's Counterterrorism Center defends interrogation technique
The RAF may be over-paying by billions for its new, air-to-air refuelling aircraft.
Blur and Gorillaz frontman said he would have waited for Adele to finish her speech.
New details about mystery palace reportedly built for Vladimir Putin.
Paul Mason meets the New York artists who are creating a new cultural movement.
Former BBC Director General says the Murdoch operation has undermined British politics.
Louise Mensch says the committee never discussed whether Murdoch was fit to run News Corp.
QPR captain Joey Barton discusses the appointment of England's new manager, Roy Hodgson.
Teenager describes how she feared for her life after her boyfriend turned violent.
Paul Mason visits the land where the double-dip didn't happen
Sergei Polunin explains why he quit the Royal Ballet Duration: 05:32
Archbishop Vincent Nicholson on gay marriage Duration: 05:23
Christopher Hitchens speaks to Jeremy Paxman Duration: 01:00
Conroy on 'slaughterhouse' in Homs Duration: 05:51
Dizzee Rascal speaks to Jeremy Paxman Duration: 04:00
Jeremy Paxman interviews Michael Howard Duration: 08:10
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