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Pleas from a bombarded Syria; the resurrected Zulu singer; South Asia food fight.
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Syria troops step up Homs bombing
A resident tells us the assault is directly related to China and Russia's veto of a UN resolution and Fawaz Gerges of the London School of Economics tells us about the situation across Syria.
Duration: 10:17
South African singer back from the dead?
We hear from the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Nomsa Maseko on the mysterious case of the man claiming to be the Zulu folk singer Khulekani Khumalo, who died in 2009
Duration: 13:00
US atheist teen threatened over religious protest
Matt Wells reports on the teenager who went to court over a prayer banner being displayed in her school, won her case, but at a cost
Duration: 19:21
Contador given two-year drug ban
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador loses his 2010 Tour de France title. We hear from Jeremy Whittle, who's a cycling correspondent at The Times newspaper and author of "Bad Blood"
Duration: 23:00
Is the internet encouraging Islamic extremism in Britain?
The Labour MP Alun Michael and Dr Osama Hassan, an imam and the former head of various university Islamic societies in Britain discuss what can done to prevent such cases
Duration: 33:14
Queen commemorates 60-year reign
The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Will Ross returns to the place where Queen Elizabeth first heard she'd become Queen.
Duration: 38:13
Sparks fly as India and Pakistan compete in cookery contest
We hear from Aly Khan, one of the hosts of the televised cooking programme Foodistan, where top chefs from India and Pakistan are battling it out
Duration: 43:00
Greece's homeless numbers growing
Our Athen's Correspondent Mark Lowen reports on how the Greek debt crisis is creating a new class of homeless
Duration: 48:22
Online dating on the rise
We hear from Rhodri Marsden, the author of the book Crap Dates, how online dating is becoming the most popular way of meeting a partner
Duration: 53:00
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