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Your reaction to the appearance in court of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.

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Tim Franks talks to Stavros Lambrinidis, the Greek Foreign Minister, with one of the toughest public relation jobs in the world. Show more

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Hollywood in China, Nigerian writer Teju Cole and Northumbrian pipe-player Kathryn Tickell. Show more

In August 1980 a huge bomb destroyed much of Bologna train station in Italy. 85 people were killed and hundreds injured. Right-wing extremists were eventually convicted of planting the bomb. Show more

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Egypt's Mubarak in court; Italy's economic troubles and lost Hitchcock found.

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Tim Franks talks to Stavros Lambrinidis, the Greek Foreign Minister, with one of the toughest public relation jobs in the world. Show more

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MS DOS turns 30; Laura Sheeter talks about aerial photos; Rick Falkvinge tells us why he invested all of his savings into the digital currency Bitcoin Show more

Rajini Vaidyanathan reflects on growing up Indian in the UK; Oliver Bullough sees Russian officials warming up - at least towards babies. Show more

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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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Hosni Mubarak is on trial, but has anything in Egypt really changed? The incumbent leaders are still in power in Libya & Syria. Has the momentum for change in the Middle East run out?

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Helping Norway's massacre survivors deal with psychological trauma; Unprecedented rises of obesity in emerging countries; A new portable blood test which can diagnose multiple diseases within minutes. Show more

Rajini Vaidyanathan reflects on growing up Indian in the UK; Oliver Bullough sees Russian officials warming up - at least towards babies. Show more

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Tim Franks talks to Stavros Lambrinidis, the Greek Foreign Minister, with one of the toughest public relation jobs in the world. Show more

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The tent village springing up on the streets of Tel Aviv as house prices soar Show more

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In August 1980 a huge bomb destroyed much of Bologna train station in Italy. 85 people were killed and hundreds injured. Right-wing extremists were eventually convicted of planting the bomb. Show more

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The tent village springing up on the streets of Tel Aviv as house prices soar Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

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The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.

In August 1980 a huge bomb destroyed much of Bologna train station in Italy. 85 people were killed and hundreds injured. Right-wing extremists were eventually convicted of planting the bomb. Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

Tim Franks talks to Stavros Lambrinidis, the Greek Foreign Minister, with one of the toughest public relation jobs in the world. Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

The tent village springing up on the streets of Tel Aviv as house prices soar 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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Writer Hari Kunzru on his new novel Gods Without Men and architect Bjarke Ingels on sustainable hedonism. Show more

In August 1980 a huge bomb destroyed much of Bologna train station in Italy. 85 people were killed and hundreds injured. Right-wing extremists were eventually convicted of planting the bomb. Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

Live news and current affairs, business and sport from around the world.

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

Helping Norway's massacre survivors deal with psychological trauma; Unprecedented rises of obesity in emerging countries; A new portable blood test which can diagnose multiple diseases within minutes. Show more

Rajini Vaidyanathan reflects on growing up Indian in the UK; Oliver Bullough sees Russian officials warming up - at least towards babies. Show more