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"I'm still here": Zimbabwe's President Mugabe says sanctions against him won't work.
President Obama faces down his healthcare critics. And what does our DNA say about us?
No lifting of EU sanctions against Zimbabwe and how liberal is the Russian president?
Obama's big health care gamble and is sleeping together bad for your health?
'Aftershock'continues from Los Angeles where former gang members are seeking employment.
The verdict and implications of Britain's terror plot and America's teenage assassins.
1 year on and our 'Aftershock' season assesses the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bailout.
Philippines ferry disaster, Sri Lanka UN expulsion, and are we born to believe in God?
The G20 meet in London, party boss sacked in Urumqi and the legacy of WWII.
Traumatic testimony of children torturing children and is Afghanistan success realistic?
Deadly Afghan air strike to be investigated and a road safety video that's gone global.
Mexico's drug wars claim 17 more victims -- in a rehab clinic. Can the government win?
Fresh claims over Russia's mystery ship and the social stigma of mental ill health.
The UN trumpets a drop in opium output; but is destroying poppies right for Afghanistan?
Europe remembers the seventieth anniversary of the start of World War II.
The US House of Representatives debates President Obama's healthcare reforms
Exit polls in Japan suggest a landslide win for the former opposition.
The Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah complains of state-engineered fraud.
John Yettaw, the man who swam to Aung San Suu Kyi's home, gives his first radio interview.
Reports emerge of a serious row between the Afghan President and the US special envoy.
