BBC World Service - Newshour

30/09/2012 (1200 GMT)

Ancient Syrian souks ruined; AK's decade in power in Turkey; and the return of the kibbutz

Guantanamo prisoner returns to Canada; Burma President; NY Times publisher dies

Al-Shabab out of Kismayo; Iran's MEK off US terrorist list; grandmother stands up to gang.

Bo Xilai's expulsion; Kenyan and Somali forces storm Kismayo; the female pilots of WWII

A special programme from Chicago: has President Obama delivered on his promises?

New doubts over Heywood death account; Mexico drugs boss captured; Gaddafi's harem

Spain's austerity budget, Bill Gates on polio, Dad offers $60m to "cure" lesbian daughter

Ahmadinejad at the UN; green politics in the US elections; a wakeboarder's fish fingers

Anglicans debate next Archbishop; blasts in Damascus; travels of a message in a bottle

Syrian rebel leader killed by rival group, typewriter revival in Russia, Malala at the UN