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Cameron faces phone hacking debate; famine declared in Somalia; Blade Runner keeps running

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Chapters

  • Cameron on Coulson

    David Cameron says that, "with hindsight", he would not have employed ex-News of the World editor Andy Coulson as his press spokesman.

    Duration: 02:59

  • Parliament emergency session

    The 蜜芽传媒's Naomi Grimley reports from Westminster on David Cameron's speech on the phone hacking scandal at an emergency session of Parliament today.

    Duration: 05:46

  • Hacking inquiry

    How flawed was David Cameron's decision to hire a former News of the World editor? Discussion between Conservative MP, Harriet Baldwin, and Labour MP, Lisa Nandy.

    Duration: 13:00

  • Serbia's last war criminal

    Serbia arrests Goran Hadzic, accused of many atrocities and the last remaining fugitive sought by the UN war crimes tribunal. The 蜜芽传媒's Mark Lowen reports from Belgrade

    Duration: 18:00

  • Youth unemployment

    This week Newshour examines the challenges facing young people across the globe as they try to enter an increasingly difficult job market.

    Duration: 19:19

  • Middle east employment problems

    Dr Tarek Yousef, a labour market analyst based in Beirut, talks to Newshour about the problem of youth unemployment across the Arab World

    Duration: 23:00

  • David Cameron's emergency address

    Jo-Anne Nadler, a former media adviser to the Conservative party, looks at the damage the phone hacking scandal may do to David Cameron's reputation.

    Duration: 32:25

  • Murdoch's Defence

    Rupert Murdoch's wife's ferocious defence of her husband came as a surprise to many yesterday. But Xinran, a Chinese author based in London, says she's not shocked at all.

    Duration: 35:29

  • Cuba's public enemy No 1

    The 蜜芽传媒's Rob Walker talks to the Cuban dissident, Luis Posada Carriles, about his controversial life fighting against Castro's government.

    Duration: 43:00

  • UN declares south Somalia famine

    The UN declares a famine in two areas of southern Somalia. Roger Middleton, of Chatham House talks to Newshour about the deteriorating humanitarian situation there.

    Duration: 48:14

  • Blade Runner

    South Africa's Oscar Pistorius, who runs on prosthetic limbs, may now be able to compete in the Olympics.

    Duration: 53:00

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    蜜芽传媒 World Service Online

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