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19/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

Is US intelligence too big to be effective? Plus Gazan women defy the Hamas shisha ban.

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20/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

Newshour follows the outcome of a key conference in Kabul, and Sarah Palin's made-up word

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20/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

The Kabul conference; the beginning of the end? And the man who freed the Lockerbie bomber

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21/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

More sanctions on North Korea, Ceausescu's body is exhumed & film director Oliver Stone.

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21/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

Conrad Black released; we speak to the leader of the PKK; and Omar Bashir travels to Chad.

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22/07/2010 - 22GMT

BP and the contracts it is asking American scientists to sign. And emailing your tone.

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22/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

International court makes judgement on Kosovo's independence - how will both sides react?

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23/07/2010

European banks take stress tests and we analyse the impact drone attacks have in Pakistan

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23/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

A special report on the uses of pilotless drone aircraft against militants in Pakistan.

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24/07/10 (2000)

15 people die in a stampede at a German music festival and the double life of gay priests.

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24/07/2010

Chinese oil spill; African summit and Mexican drug cartels

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We go to Kampala and the African Union Summit & BP's Tony Hayward negotiates his departure

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25/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

Will new BP leadership change its fortunes? And AU summit focuses on conflict in Somalia.

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26/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

Does the Wikileaks scandal compare with the Pentagon Papers and BP's CEO to quit

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26/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

Pakistan rejects accusations that its intelligence service has supported the Taliban

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21/09/2009

As the top US commander in Afghanistan calls for more troops, we ask if Americans approve.

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21/09/2009

General McChrystal's Afghanistan warning. Jay-Z enters the Obama race debate.

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22/09/2009

China pledges curbs on CO2, Obama pushes Middle East talks, and Radiohead on music piracy.

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22/09/2009

Why the US and China must fully engage on climate change. And clearing Calais's 'Jungle'

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27/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

BP makes changes at the top of its business, will it be plain sailing from now on?

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27/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

The Rwandan election campaign is in full swing - but is it being marred by intimidation?

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28/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

150 people are feared dead in a plane crash in Pakistan, Newshour's Lyse Doucet is there.

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Newshour 2000 GMT

Judge blocks Arizona migrant law, Pakistan mourns the victims of their worst air disaster

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29/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

Pakistan answers charges of "looking both ways" on terror, and world's oldest Tweeter dies

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29/07/10 (21 GMT)

Obama calls education perhaps "the economic issue of our time", we hear the teachers side

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30/07/2010

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

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30/07/2010

Old opponents, the King of Saudi Arabia and the President of Syria are meeting today

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Newshour 20.00

Devastating floods in Pakistan and why are some women late blooming lesbians?

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31/07/2010 (1200 GMT)

Pakistan hit by floods, and the Chinese policemen forced to eat western food.

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01/08/2010 (2000 GMT)

The death toll in Pakistan floods rises and should interns be paid for the work they do?

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