BBC World Service - Newshour

28/05/2012 (1300 GMT)

Houla eyewitness; Blair at the Leveson inquiry; Rwanda supporting DRC rebels, says UN

UN Security Council meeting on Syria; Haneke's 'Amour' wins Cannes the Palme d'Or

Mali Tuaregs and Islamists merge; Damascus denies massacre; the c-word's shocking power.

UN observer chief confirms deaths of over 30 children in Houla; Vatican power struggle

UN monitors alleged Syrian massacre; IMF takes tough line on Greece; Eurovision songs

World's biggest telescope finds home; Argentina & WTO feud; Li Na on tennis

Pakistan anger with US aid cut; Geeks and politicians; and the most powerful telescope

Al-Qaeda in Syria; Montreal student protests; the US school for men who buy sex

Syrian ex-general urges action; day two of Egypt elections; flag waving Olympic elephants

Doctor jailed for CIA/bin Laden role; Egyptians at the polls; skydiver without a parachute