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Tahrir Square remains full as Egyptian protesters warn the military council's concessions are not enough; Colombia's illegal gold mines; how Los Angeles' stray cats reflect the state of the economy.

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Ten years after Enron's collapse in a wave of fraud, former employees reflect on its legacy. And technology commentator Jeremy Wagstaff recalls the huge changes in our computing lives. Show more

Owen Bennett Jones with insight and analysis from BBC correspondents worldwide. Mike Thomson reflects on why Kabul hides its charms so well; Jason Palmer enjoys a family Thanksgiving in rural Georgia Show more

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Mark Inglis is a double amputee, who climbed Everest on his prosthetic limbs. But his was an achievement which was also marked with controversy. Show more

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Based on a true story, a young assistant director's first job is working with Laurence Olivier & Marilyn Monroe during The Prince and the Showgirl. Angie Errigo reviews Michelle Williams' as Marilyn. Show more

How Mobutu Sese Seko run a kleptocratic dictatorship in Congo for 32 years. Show more

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Ten years after Enron's collapse in a wave of fraud, former employees reflect on its legacy. And technology commentator Jeremy Wagstaff recalls the huge changes in our computing lives. Show more

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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Mark Inglis is a double amputee, who climbed Everest on his prosthetic limbs. But his was an achievement which was also marked with controversy. Show more

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The EU says people have come to see copyright as a tool of punishment; How to teach computers to recognise over a million sounds; Researchers develop a wearable computer to help you lose weight Show more

Owen Bennett Jones with insight and analysis from BBC correspondents worldwide. Mike Thomson reflects on why Kabul hides its charms so well; Jason Palmer enjoys a family Thanksgiving in rural Georgia Show more

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A Colombian journalist forced into exile after receiving death threats. Show more

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Based on a true story, a young assistant director's first job is working with Laurence Olivier & Marilyn Monroe during The Prince and the Showgirl. Angie Errigo reviews Michelle Williams' as Marilyn. Show more

How Mobutu Sese Seko run a kleptocratic dictatorship in Congo for 32 years. Show more

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The divided loyalties of one protester in Cairo's Tahrir Square. Show more

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Mark Inglis is a double amputee, who climbed Everest on his prosthetic limbs. But his was an achievement which was also marked with controversy. Show more

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Owen Bennett Jones with insight and analysis from BBC correspondents worldwide. Mike Thomson reflects on why Kabul hides its charms so well; Jason Palmer enjoys a family Thanksgiving in rural Georgia Show more

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What's helping the number of new HIV cases to fall in Sub-Saharan Africa, but not in North America? Is unnecessary surgery taking place? And what do annoying tunes in our heads tell us about memory? Show more

Owen Bennett Jones with insight and analysis from BBC correspondents worldwide. Mike Thomson reflects on why Kabul hides its charms so well; Jason Palmer enjoys a family Thanksgiving in rural Georgia Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

Mark Inglis is a double amputee, who climbed Everest on his prosthetic limbs. But his was an achievement which was also marked with controversy. Show more

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The divided loyalties of one protester in Cairo's Tahrir Square. Show more

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Yemeni President resigns; Bahrain's damning report; Ocampo on Saif Gaddafi's trial.

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In his film When A City Falls, Gerald Smythe documents the attempts of Christchurch inhabitants to rebuild their lives, their city and its artistic culture. Simon Morris reviews. Show more

How is the world shaping up for the London Olympics and Paralympics in the build up to the greatest show on earth.

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

BBC News reports from around the world.

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The divided loyalties of one protester in Cairo's Tahrir Square. Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

BBC News reports from around the world.

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

Owen Bennett Jones with insight and analysis from BBC correspondents worldwide. Mike Thomson reflects on why Kabul hides its charms so well; Jason Palmer enjoys a family Thanksgiving in rural Georgia Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

Mark Inglis is a double amputee, who climbed Everest on his prosthetic limbs. But his was an achievement which was also marked with controversy. Show more

Only the BBC brings you World News every half hour.

In his film When A City Falls, Gerald Smythe documents the attempts of Christchurch inhabitants to rebuild their lives, their city and its artistic culture. Simon Morris reviews. Show more

How Mobutu Sese Seko run a kleptocratic dictatorship in Congo for 32 years. 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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The divided loyalties of one protester in Cairo's Tahrir Square. 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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What's helping the number of new HIV cases to fall in Sub-Saharan Africa, but not in North America? Is unnecessary surgery taking place? And what do annoying tunes in our heads tell us about memory? Show more

Owen Bennett Jones with insight and analysis from BBC correspondents worldwide. Mike Thomson reflects on why Kabul hides its charms so well; Jason Palmer enjoys a family Thanksgiving in rural Georgia Show more