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We broadcast from the Aquatics Centre in Hackney, London - are the Games worth it?
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The parents of a British woman murdered in Japan speak out after the killer is sentenced. Show more
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How big a hit has the worlds nuclear industry taken in the months since the Fukushima nuclear plant was devastated by the Japanese earthquake? Show more
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Björk takes the music industry into a brave new world with her apps for her latest album Biophilia; Jonathan Kent reports on how not to be hacked; Robot footballers take to the pitch for RoboCup Show more
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Bosnia-Herzegovina and Tanzania
10 minutes on BBC World Service Online
Available for over a year
Alan Johnston presents reflections from correspondents abroad. Fatima Manji sees traces of war still visible in a Sarajevo market; Jonathan Bigg attracts attention as a mzungu (white man) on a bike. Show more
Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.
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How is the world shaping up for the London Olympics and Paralympics in the build up to the greatest show on earth.
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WHYS 60: Olympics - One year to go
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It's a year until the Olympics in London, we broadcast from Trafalgar Square and Hackney.
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How big a hit has the worlds nuclear industry taken in the months since the Fukushima nuclear plant was devastated by the Japanese earthquake? Show more
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The parents of a British woman murdered in Japan speak out after the killer is sentenced. Show more
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It is almost exactly 40 years since two young Australians had what has become a famous encounter with a lion in the depths of the African bush. Show more
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The parents of a British woman murdered in Japan speak out after the killer is sentenced. Show more
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BBC News reports from around the world.
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The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
It is almost exactly 40 years since two young Australians had what has become a famous encounter with a lion in the depths of the African bush. Show more
Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.
How big a hit has the worlds nuclear industry taken in the months since the Fukushima nuclear plant was devastated by the Japanese earthquake? Show more
Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.
The parents of a British woman murdered in Japan speak out after the killer is sentenced. Show more
Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.
Live news and current affairs, business and sport from around the world.
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Joe Arroyo, The Light Thief, Literature Festival of the Sea. Show more
It is almost exactly 40 years since two young Australians had what has become a famous encounter with a lion in the depths of the African bush. Show more
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Bosnia-Herzegovina and Tanzania
10 minutes on BBC World Service Online
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Alan Johnston presents reflections from correspondents abroad. Fatima Manji sees traces of war still visible in a Sarajevo market; Jonathan Bigg attracts attention as a mzungu (white man) on a bike. Show more