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The United States has announced that it will give military support to the forces trying to bring down the regime of Syrian president Bashar Assad. Little is known about what form the support is likely to take. We speak to Walid Saffour, representative of the Syrian National Coalition in the UK. Nick Robinson provides analysis.

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What can we learn by listening to nature? Sound engineer Bernie Krause has been at the TED Global conference in Edinburgh this week to speak about his project to document the sounds of the environment.

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Hospitals are missing the chance to save the lives of people with alcohol-related liver disease, due to a lack of specialist care and a failure to correctly diagnose alcohol abuse, according to a study by the National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death. Dr Mark Juniper, co-author of the report and a consultant at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon, and Donna, a recovering alcoholic, provide their insights and experiences.

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麻豆约拍 correspondent Chris Morris visits the rural regions of Turkey to report on how residents feel about the recent unrest in the country's capital.