30/04/2011 (1400 GMT)
NATO ignores Gaddafi talks offer, Mugabe visits Vatican; why are top conductors all men?
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Libya
Colonel Gaddafi says he would be willing to order a ceasefire if NATO agrees to stop it's bombing.
Duration: 05:54
Egypt cultural revolution
Our correspondent in Cairo, Yolande Knell has been finding out what effect Egypt's uprising has had on popular culture.
Duration: 11:00
Herbal medicine
Hundreds of traditional herbal remedies have to be removed from shops across the European Union by the end of today, because of new regulations.
Duration: 18:53
Female conductors
Where are all the women conductors? The new edition of a British classical music magazine lists the world's top conductors, none of whom are female.
Duration: 23:00
Mugabe's Vatican visit
Robert Mugabe, the president of Zimbabwe has arrived in Rome to attend Sunday's beatification ceremony of the late pope at the Vatican.
Duration: 31:34
Taiwan workers health
Has Taiwan earned its place as one of the world's biggest producers of high-tech goods at the expense of its workers' health? The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Cindy Sui finds out.
Duration: 36:44
Uganda
Religious leaders in Kampala are calling for talks between the government and the opposition after riots in the Ugandan capital on Friday.
Duration: 42:05
Syria
Matthew Price reports on the funerals and continued unrest in Syria.
Duration: 46:01
Royal marriage
Newshour selects some of the finest moments from that special day.
Duration: 50:00
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