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Has the U.S. got it right on Burma? And Usain Bolt sets a new world record.
Aung San Suu Kyi sentenced to 18 months house arrest. Plus how to turn nettles into pants.
The trials of being a woman MP in Afghanistan. Plus, what is a 'lady' in the 21st century?
Leadership crises for three militant groups around the world
The power struggle within the Taliban in Pakistan and controversial reality TV in India.
Uncertainty over Java militant death, and in a global recession, can football carry on?
When vets die do our memories of the conflict fade too? Plus should we pay for news?
Bill Clinton gets North Korea to free US journalists, and are theatre goers too rowdy?
Bill Clinton visits North Korea but is this only about the detained journalists?
Scores dead in South Sudan massacre and Cambodia bans Miss Landmine beauty pageant.
Does Barclays' success mean credit crunch misery is over? And skateboarding for God.
Green shoots of recovery? We talk to a US car dealer about Obama's trade-in incentives.
Leader of Nigerian militant sect killed in custody, And should you smack your child?
Renewed protests in Iran, 40 days after the killing of student Neda Agha Soltan.
Clashes in Iran as opposition remembers slain protestor, and is organic food a con?
The mother of Neda Soltan who died in last month's protests in Iran speaks about her grief
