BBC World Service - Newshour

20/09/2012 (1300 GMT)

Indian strikes against foreign supermarkets; Kenya mass graves; Burma and The West Wing.

Cartoonist defends Muhammad drawings; rebels 'run mini state' in Congo; emoticons turn 30.

Cutbacks in Alzheimer's research; Sri Lanka deportation concerns; was Jesus married?

Controversial remarks at fundraiser / Mother-to-daughter uterus transplants / Dark Energy

Afghan-Nato operations curbed; Romney's careless talk; meeting Chechnya's Ramzan Kadyrov.

Hezbollah stokes protests; al-Shebab 'pulls out' of last stronghold; a meeting with Putin.

Aleppo under attack; 3-person in vitro fertilisation; Salman Rushdie interview.

NATO strike kills Afghan women; Royals sue over photos; and who is behind the prophet film

Afghan women killed in air strike; China-Japan island row; Pope peace call at Beirut mass

Egypt urges US action on film; Kate's topless pictures reprints; and reading Moby Dick