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09/01/2012 (1400 GMT)

Nigeria protests; IRA secrets and lucky escape for bungee jump girl

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55 minutes

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Mon 9 Jan 2012 14:05GMT

Chapters

  • Nigeria strikes over fuel costs

    We hear from the 大象传媒's Tommy Oladipo and Tom Burgis, the former West Africa correspondent for the Financial Times

    Duration: 08:38

  • Iran sentences 'CIA spy' to death

    An Iranian court sentences to death Amir Mirzai Hekmati, an American of Iranian descent, for spying for the CIA. The 大象传媒's Mohsen Asgari reports from Tehran

    Duration: 13:00

  • Bright hopes for Suu Kyi's party at next election

    Our correspondent, Rachel Harvey, reports from one of the constituencies up for grabs in Burma to support for National League for Democracy.

    Duration: 18:36

  • Miracle escape for bungee jumper

    We hear from twenty-two year-old Erin Langworthy, the bungee jumper who survived after her cord snapped over the river Zambezi

    Duration: 23:00

  • Secret IRA recordings may be released as evidence

    Baroness O'Loan, former Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland and Ed Maloney, director of the Belfast project that carried out the interviews, discuss whether the tapes should be handed over.

    Duration: 36:20

  • Swiss central bank chief resigns

    The chairman of the Swiss National Bank, resigns in the wake of allegations of currency trades made by him and his wife. We hear from Sebastian Borger of the Financial Times Deutschland

    Duration: 38:50

  • Tripoli zoo's secrets

    Mark Lowen explores reports on a hidden labyrinth of listening stations which lies beneath the city's zoo. Just one of the secrets being revealed in Libya following the overthrow of Colonel Gaddafi.

    Duration: 43:00

  • Republican candidates make final New Hampshire push

    The 大象传媒's Paul Adams looks at why many Republicans won't be voting for the frontrunner Mitt Romney in tomorrow's New Hampshire primary, whatever the consequences.

    Duration: 49:06

  • Carbon emissions 'defer Ice Age'

    The next Ice Age is due within 1,500 years, researchers calculate - but greenhouse gas emissions mean it will not happen then. We hear from Dr Luke Skinner, co-author of the research.

    Duration: 53:00

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  • Mon 9 Jan 2012 14:05GMT

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