01/09/2011 (1300 GMT)
Leaders meet in Paris for Libya summit, Nigeria floods death toll rises, and has money ruined football?
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Libya rebel leaders to outline goals
Guma al Gamaty, the UK coordinator for the National Transitional Council, outlines the humanitarian, reconstruction and political needs to help Libya's transition to democracy.
Duration: 04:54
Libya rebel leaders to outline goals
Guma al Gamaty, the UK coordinator for the National Transitional Council, outlines the humanitarian, reconstruction and political needs to help Libya's transition to democracy.
Duration: 07:41
Libya: A victory for France?
We hear from our Europe correspondent Chris Morris and French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, one of the men advising President Sarkozy and promoting the rebel cause.
Duration: 13:00
Nigeria floods kill 'at least 100'
The 大象传媒's Lagos correspondent Umal Elleman tells Newshour the floods affecting Nigeria was exacerbated by rubbish and debris clogging drains in the city.
Duration: 16:33
Football finances
Professor Chris Gratton of Sheffield Hallam University and Jim White, a columnist with the Telegraph newspaper, discuss the peculiar financial state of football clubs.
Duration: 23:00
Rebuilding Libya's economy
The new era of Libya begins with a planeload of banknotes but what will it take it to rebuild the country's economy? Jon Leyne reports from Benghazi.
Duration: 30:35
Libya's assets
Newshour speaks to Mahmoud Badi, the man tasked with trying to locate the sovereign wealth fund for the country which is said to be worth almost 70 billion dollars.
Duration: 33:58
Religious business
This week on the 大象传媒 we're reporting on the Business of Religion. Paulo Cabral reports from Sao Paulo on the church in Brazil which has grown to span a hundred countries.
Duration: 39:38
Sci-fi health scanner a reality
Prof. Mark Sims, a space scientist from University of Leicester, talks to Newshour about the high-tech sickbay scanner which could revolutionise medical diagnoses.
Duration: 43:00
Sept 11th nightmare legacy
The 大象传媒's Science correspondent, David Shukman, has been to New York to investigate reports of people seeking treatment for health problems from World Trade Centre related conditions.
Duration: 48:43
ICC examines cases against Kenyan suspects
Judges at the ICC are examining charges facing six high profile Kenyans accused of inciting post-election violence. Our East Africa Correspondent, Will Ross, reports from Nairobi.
Duration: 53:00
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