21/12/2009
Interviews, news and analysis of the day's global events.
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Was Copenhagen a failure?
Was an opportunity wasted? We ask Denmark’s former climate minister Connie Hedegaard.
Duration: 04:39
Is China to blame?
Britain says China vetoed emission reduction targets. China analyst Isabel Hilton responds
Duration: 08:37
The economics of climate change
Is Nicholas Stern, author of a key report on climate change disappointed by the outcome?
Duration: 12:52
Dutch sailor girl found
She hoped to sail round the world. The courts refused and she ran away to the Caribbean.
Duration: 18:01
US gay marriage
Washington’s mayor has signed a bill permitting same sex marriage. Paul Adams reports.
Duration: 22:45
Clashes after burial of Iranian cleric
Unrest displayed at Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri’s funeral. John Leyne explains.
Duration: 30:17
Italian immigrant Christmas crackdown
One town is controversially seeking out illegal immigrants. Gian Paolo Accardo explains.
Duration: 33:35
Spanish red light district
Barcelona’s mayor has been sent some unusual Christmas cards. Sarah Rainsford investigates
Duration: 38:41
Theft of Auschwitz sign
Polish police say the five suspects had only financial motives. We talk to Adam Easton.
Duration: 42:21
Gorillas returned to the wild
Two gorillas rescued from the CAR released. We speak to conservationist Amos Courage.
Duration: 45:43
Drug mules in Brazil
A steep rise in foreign women arrested in Brazil for drug trafficking. Garry Duffy reports
Duration: 52:15
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- Mon 21 Dec 2009 14:05GMTΒι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ World Service Online
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