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The Chocolate Revolution

The chocolate biscuit and the mobile phones helping to end the isolation of North Koreans. Plus more correspondents' stories from Burkina Faso, Mexico, Afghanistan and Syria.

Reporters' stories from around the world: why Rupert Wingfield Hayes believes North Korea's recent sabre-rattling speaks not of a regime that is strong and confident but one that is weak and scared, of the outside world and increasingly of its own people too. Emilie Filou accompanies the fly-catchers of Burkina Faso as they test an old legend - 'if you live too close to the river, it will eat your eyes!' Mexico's latest political scandal unfolds in a restaurant over the road from the 成人快手 office - Will Grant's handily placed then to reveal all. 'A kind of hell' - Darius Bazargan finds out why heroin addiction's spreading through Afghani society and James Harkin's been on Turkey's border with Syria and tells a tale of the actress who couldn't stop crying and the boy who's made friends with a turtle.

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30 minutes

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Sat 4 May 2013 11:30

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  • Sat 4 May 2013 11:30

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