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07/09/2010 (1300 GMT)

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  • Australian government

    Australia has a new coalition government with the current prime minister Julia Gillard at its head. Newshour speaks to independent MP Bob Katter on why he sided with Gillard鈥檚 opponent Tony Abbot.

    Duration: 06:29

  • Blitz

    It鈥檚 seventy years since the start of Germany's bombardment of London during the Second World War. Newshour asks historian Francis Beckett if London was adequately prepared for the Blitz.

    Duration: 12:49

  • Cricket betting

    Millions of dollars are gambled illegally on cricket matches. Rahul Tandon reports on how India has emerged as the centre of this growing industry.

    Duration: 17:52

  • Bob Diamond

    Newshour interviews a friend of Bob Diamond - the next American-born chief executive of Barclays and the man once famously described as the "unacceptable face of banking".

    Duration: 22:25

  • Iraq politics

    Six months on from the parliamentary elections in Iraq and the country still doesn't have a new government. Gabriel Gatehouse finds out what Iraqis make of the current situation.

    Duration: 31:11

  • France strikes

    French workers take to the streets today to protest President Sarkozy鈥檚 plans to raise the retirement age. Newshour asks whether the government or the unions will win this fight.

    Duration: 35:38

  • ME virus

    Scientists have found new evidence that ME, or chronic fatigue syndrome, could be caused by a virus. Newshour speaks to Jane Colby of the Young ME Sufferers Trust.

    Duration: 39:06

  • Koran

    A small evangelical church in Florida has said it plans to burn copies of the Koran on the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Newshour speaks to Jacki Levine - a journalist with a local newspaper.

    Duration: 42:56

  • George Soros

    George Soros, the billionaire investor and philanthropist, plans to give $100 million to Human Rights Watch. We ask the NGO鈥檚 Executive Director how he intends to spend this generous gift.

    Duration: 47:25

  • Booker shortlist

    The Man Booker prize shortlist has just been announced. Arts reporter Vincent Dowd gives us the run-down of the novels nominated for one of the most prestigious literary awards for English fiction.

    Duration: 52:10

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  • Tue 7 Sep 2010 13:05GMT
    成人快手 World Service Online

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    Interviews, news and analysis of the day's global events.