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25/09/2011 (1200 GMT)

One former sperm donor in the US discovers he's the biological father of more than 70 children; more violence in the Yemeni capital; and the curtain falls on bull fighting in Catalonia.

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Sun 25 Sep 2011 12:05GMT
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  • Yemen uprising

    Tom Finn, a reporter, joins Newshour live from Sanaa.

    Duration: 03:29

  • Sperm donation USA

    In many countries rules govern the number of times one donor’s sperm can be used.

    Duration: 09:02

  • Syrian refugees

    Since the uprising in Syria began, more than 3,500 Syrians have fled to Lebanon.

    Duration: 14:25

  • Namibia genocide

    Early last century thousands of Namibians were killed when Germany was the colonial power.

    Duration: 18:44

  • Post-modernism

    A new show at London’s V&A explores the β€˜80s design style known as post-modernism.

    Duration: 22:45

  • Saudi Arabia women's rights

    The King of Saudi Arabia says that women will be able to join the advisory Shura council.

    Duration: 30:01

  • Last bullfight in Catalonia

    This Sunday will see the last bullfight in Catalonia.

    Duration: 36:12

  • German history

    Authors in Germany have created a picture book to teach children about the 20th century.

    Duration: 43:47

  • Ry Cooder

    Ry Cooder says he will use his music to give a voice to β€˜ordinary working people’.

    Duration: 49:18

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  • Sun 25 Sep 2011 12:05GMT
    ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ World Service Online

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