26/07/2011 (1300 GMT)
Anders Behring Breivik's lawyer speaks; Libyan rebel rivalry; cracking ancient codes
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NORWAY
The latest from Norway as the Justice Minister answers questions on the police response to the attacks and Anders Behring Breivik's lawyer gives a press conference.
Duration: 05:15
NORWAY 2
We ask a psychiatrist in Oslo how he would read a mind like Breivik's.
Duration: 03:31
JAPAN GOING BACK
Four and a half months after the earthquake and tsunami, Roland Buerk joins a group entering the exclusion zone at the Fukushima nuclear plant.
Duration: 04:06
US DEBT
After all the arguing, will the politicians in Washington agree a deal on raising the debt ceiling of the world's biggest economy?
Duration: 03:57
US DEBT, UK WOES
Will the impact of the US row affect the Eurozone countries, not least Britain which is experiencing very sluggish growth?
Duration: 04:06
MISRATA REBELS
As Britain and France suggest that Colonel Gaddafi could stay in Libya if he gives up power, are cracks appearing in the rebel coalition?
Duration: 05:17
LIBYA OPPOSITION
What would the Libyan opposition feel about letting Colonel Gaddafi stay in the country?
Duration: 03:20
RUSSIA NORWAY
Why some right wing groups in Russia appear to be supporting the Norwegian killer.
Duration: 03:14
STRAUSS KAHN
Were the chambermaid interviews just publicity stunts and why is the story being so closely followed by New York's expanding population of African immigrants?
Duration: 04:33
SENEGAL RAPPER
Why have thousands of young people held a rally outside the main court building in Dakar calling for the release of a rapper?
Duration: 05:15
PAPYRUS
Can you help Oxford Univerity researchers transcribe Greek letters on more than two-million pieces of Ancient Egyptian papyrus?
Duration: 03:15
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