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10/11/2010 (1400 GMT)

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Last broadcast on Wed, 10 Nov 2010, 14:05 on BBC World Service.

Synopsis

Interviews, news and analysis of the day's global events.

Chapters

  1. Chapter 1

    China rights

    (09.19)

    Britain's prime minister sets out the case for economic and political freedom in communist China.

  2. Chapter 2

    Milky Way bubbles

    (03.00)

    Astronomers discover big bubbles in the Milky Way. Why does it matter?

  3. Chapter 3

    Christine Keeler exhibition

    (04.09)

    Photographs from the woman involved in one of the biggest political scandals in Britain in the 20th century.

  4. Chapter 4

    Holocaust fraud

    (04.30)

    Outrage over false applications for people who didn't qualify for compensation.

  5. Chapter 5

    Iraq Christians

    (03.29)

    How are people dealing with violence against Christians in Iraq?

  6. Chapter 6

    S Korea

    (08.41)

    What effect the country's rapid growth has had on society over the last sixty years.

  7. Chapter 7

    Organ donation

    (04.29)

    A new book aimed at educating people on the reality of donating or receiving organs.

  8. Chapter 8

    Congo gold

    (06.00)

    Evidence that gold from a mine in Congo was promised to a top army general.

  9. Chapter 9

    Nigeria strikes

    (02.45)

    Nigerian workers strike for an improved minimum wage.

Broadcast

  1. Wed 10 Nov 2010
    14:05
    BBC World Service

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