24/11/2010 (1400 GMT)
Cuts in Ireland; strikes in Portugal; what is life like in Lagos Africa's biggest city?
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Euro crisis
A four year budget-slashing plan for Ireland as Portugal's workers protest against THEIR government's austerity budget.
Duration: 13:00
Pakistan review
The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Jill McGivering travels through the worst flood affected area in Pakistan as accusations that corruption has hampered flood recovery efforts.
Duration: 18:32
England / Australia cricket
The biggest challenge for English cricket fans this year? How to stay up all night to watch the matches in Australia.
Duration: 23:00
Korea conflict
We hear from the South Korean islanders fleeing after Tuesday's attack from the North.
Duration: 30:54
New Zealand mourns
Relatives react angrily as the 29 coalminers trapped underground in New Zealand have been declared dead following a second explosion.
Duration: 36:26
Russian police corruption
The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Lucy Ash visited a facility for convicted police in Skopin, two hours south-east of Moscow.
Duration: 42:15
African cities
A new United Nations report on urbanisation predicts that the population of African towns and cities will triple over the next forty years.
Duration: 53:00
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