22/02/2012 (1400 GMT)
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Syria Colvin
Two western journalists have been killed in a Syrian government bombardment of Homs. We hear a tribute from Christopher Dickey, a friend of one of them, Marie Colvin.
Duration: 13:00
US walking
James Fletcher reports from the US on moves to get people walking instead of using the car.
Duration: 05:49
Germany castration
Germany is being urged to stop the surgical castration of sex-offenders. Steve Evans reports.
Duration: 02:39
Syrian eyewitness
We speak to a Syrian activist in Homs who was near the journalists when they came under attack.
Duration: 06:30
Somalia security
Ahead of a conference in London on Thursday, Andrew Harding reports on the security situation in Mogadishu.
Duration: 04:38
Missing people
We speak to Peter Lawrence, whose daughter Claudia went missing three years ago, about the calls for a change in the law to introduce what's known as a presumption of death.
Duration: 04:45
Afghanistan eyewitness
There have been angry protests in Kabul in response to yesterday's burning of copies of the Koran.
Duration: 00:59
Afghanistan hospital
Andrew North is in Kabul and has been trying to find out the fate of those who were injured in the protests.
Duration: 04:43
Sony Vita
With the launch of the Sony Vita in Europe and the US, are there enough people willing to pay over $300 for a device dedicated solely to gaming?
Duration: 01:40
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