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Dotun Adebayo with stories from around the world:

Germany has decided to support a more powerful bailout fund for Eurozone countries, but Greeks aren't celebrating. We speak to Thrassy Petropolis from Athens news who explains why they're still feeling down - but a bit cheerier than a couple of weeks ago.

Ever heard of diplomatic sanctions being imposed on individual people? We hadn't, but it's just what America is doing to five people based in Pakistan. The US says the people are part of what they call "dangerous terrorist groups". We speak to Michael Krepon from the Stimson Centre think tank to see if he thinks the sanctions will work.

Michael Jackson's doctor told the performer's bodyguard to pick up vials of medicine before phoning for help on the day he died, his trial has heard. Conrad Murray denies involuntary manslaughter - we get all the latest from Peter Bowes, our LA correspondent. And find out about the app which has become big news thanks to the trial.

A real treat this week for fans of new music - there's a live band in the studio. Jamie Stangroom talks to Tom Moriarty and his band, who sing a couple of their latest songs.

And which black and white films are still worth seeing? It's the question we ask you in our films phone-in. Memories of great films and great themes with the veteran LA film journalist, Leonard Klady.