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02/10/2011 (1300 GMT)

Hundreds arrested in NY protest - how do demonstrations become movements? Art to kiss

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    Duration: 11:15

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    Duration: 13:34

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    Duration: 18:30

  • Israeli writer wins right to have 'no religion'

    One of Israel's most acclaimed authors has won the right to be officially registered as 'without religion' rather than 'Jewish'. Yoram Kaniuk speaks to Newshour.

    Duration: 22:59

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    A Sudanese opposition leader tells Newshour why he believes independence for the south has left many in Sudan without a voice.

    Duration: 35:39

  • Sirte medical needs dire, says Red Cross

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    Duration: 39:52

  • In search of Gaddafi

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    Duration: 45:52

  • Getting mouthy

    What makes a good kiss? Why do we kiss at all? An art show in London is exploring exactly that by bringing together a range of works of art about the mouth. Tom Esslemont has been to take a look.

    Duration: 49:57

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