BBC World Service - Newshour

12/07/2012 1300 GMT

Olympics security;China’s changing attitudes to sexuality;World Service leaves Bush House.

Nuanced Taliban views on Afghanistan; 'peep show' tribute to Titan; Higgs Boson music

Yemen police academy blast; Pledge for family planning; More austerity measures in Spain

Congo conflict spreads; Egypt's president overruled; North Korean poet thanks Lord Byron.

Lubanga handed ICC's first sentence; Egypt's defiant MPs meet; the dangers of sitting

Afghan woman executed on camera; Libya awaits election results; Libor: just the beginning?

Massacre witness at Mladic trial; Olympic missile debate; putting lyrics to Gershwin

Egypt president challenges military; Israeli conscription row; Federer wins Wimbledon

Afghan aid agreed; Hemmingway's 47 endings to Farewell to Arms; Murray - a nation hopes.

Libya goes to the polls; Floodings kill dozens in Russia; Serena aces Wimbledon final