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Last broadcast on Wed, 18 Aug 2010, 14:05 on BBC World Service.
Synopsis
Amid Pakistan's new flood warnings, tens of thousands of people are still waiting for help. And should you change your online identity?
Chapters
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Chapter 1
Lyse Doucet reports from Pakistan three weeks on from the first rains aid yet more floods are expected.
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Chapter 2
Pakistani cricketer turned politician Imran Khan discusses the appeal he has started in response to poor aid donations.
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Chapter 3
The UN’s Zubair Murshed on whether Pakistan could have been better prepared for a heavy monsoon season.
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Chapter 4
Legendary Nigerian singer Femi Kuti reveals why he thinks his music has resonated with so many people.
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Chapter 5
Jonah Fisher reports from Johannesburg on the indefinite public sector strike being threatened by unions in a pay dispute.
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Chapter 6
In John Lee Anderson's rare interview with the Iranian President he reveals details about the man behind the rhetoric.
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Chapter 7
Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake discusses his party’s poor poll ratings after just 100 days in office as the junior partner in the coalition.
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Chapter 8
Michael Voss in Havana reports on the dancers set to perform at the Havana international Ballet Festival in November for the 1st time since 1960's
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Chapter 9
Sanjoy Majumder in Delhi reports on the bug thought to be tracable back to heavy antibiotic usage in India.
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Chapter 10
Andrew Orlowski from The Register Online news site on the potential perils of putting personal data online.
Broadcast
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Wed 18 Aug 201014:05
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