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25/06/2011 (1200 GMT)

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

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Sat 25 Jun 2011 12:05GMT
BBC World Service Online

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  • Libya football protest

    One of the Libyan footballers who has announced his defection to the rebel side of the conflict tells the BBC's Mark Doyle Colonel Gaddafi must go.

    Duration: 02:05

  • Libya rebels

    Our Diplomatic Correspondent Bridget Kendall reports on the efforts of the rebels to press on five months into the conflict.

    Duration: 05:20

  • Nato in Libya

    Newshour reports on the growing unease in western capitals about Nato's protracted military campaign in Libya.

    Duration: 07:17

  • Libya strategy

    Libyan historian Faraj Najem tells Newshour there needs to be a change in the campaign strategy to move the conflict on in Libya but former Air Vice Marshall Tony Mason disagrees.

    Duration: 13:00

  • Gilad Shalit

    Our Jerusalem correspondent, Yolande Knell reports on the ongoing negotiations to free the 19 year old Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit who was seized 5 years ago today.

    Duration: 19:30

  • Gay Google

    Is the Google's doodle to mark Gay Pride Month in the US which only appears by doing a gay or lesbian related search insensitive?

    Duration: 23:00

  • Afghanistan attack

    The BBC's Bilal Sarwary reports live from Kabul on the devastating attack on a civilian hospital in the Logar province this morning.

    Duration: 29:40

  • Afghanistan Taliban

    The Taliban issued a statement denying the Logar attack but Thomas Ruttig, co-director of the Afghanistan Analysts Network in Kabul says one of it's many factions could be to blame.

    Duration: 33:21

  • Road to Russia

    Moscow's Picturesque Street is anything but pretty but as Steve Rosenberg reports, it paints a pretty accurate portrait of Russia's history.

    Duration: 41:01

  • Syria Iran

    Is Tehran secretly helping it's close ally Damascus to quell protests in Syria? The BBC's Middle East correspondent Farahmand Mehrdad reports.

    Duration: 45:00

  • Glastonbury U2

    At U2's long-awaited Glastonbury debut, a protest against the Irish band's tax status was foiled by security guards. But should the protesters have their say or is this not the time or place?

    Duration: 50:00

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  • Sat 25 Jun 2011 12:05GMT
    BBC World Service Online

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  • Newshour

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