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Newshour 08/07/2010

The Russian spy swap is confirmed. Refereeing system for the next World Cup will change

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08/07/2010

We hear about the possibility of a spy swap between Russia and the United States.

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09/07/2010

Wiretapping in Italy, spy swapping in Vienna, and basketball's King James goes to Miami.

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Who won in the Russian and US spy swap? UK Police close in after a massive manhunt.

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10/07/2010

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

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10/07/2010

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

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11/07/2010

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

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11/07/2010

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

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12/07/2010

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

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12/07/2010

Uganda bomb attacks latest, Spain celebrates, and President Sarkozy addresses the nation.

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13/07/2010

Iranian scientist 'free to go'; BP oil latest; Auschwitz survivor dances celebrating life.

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13/07/2010

A new twist in the story of the Iranian nuclear scientist who disappeared a year ago

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14/07/2010

BP's Libyan deal; diagnosing Alzheimers; and why the NY Red Bulls signed Henry.

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14/07/2010

We talk to the Spanish government about the Cuban political prisoners arriving today

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15/07/2010

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

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15/07/2010

The US hands over the last prison in Iraq; and why are criminals popular.

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Apple tries to stem its iPhone woes and malaria-resistant mosquitoes.

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16/07/2010

More than 5000 people across Asia have been arrested for illegal betting on the World Cup

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17/07/2010

Poland's first gay pride parade, old champagne, expensive chocolate, illegal cough syrup.

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17/07/2010

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

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18/07/2010 1400 GMT

A suicide bomb in Iraq; the fight against AIDS; and is it un-British to wear the burqa?

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18/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

Clinton on defeating militants in Pakistan; burqa politics in UK; and a cricketing legend

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19/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

The US announces $500 million in aid for Pakistan, and we talk with Bill Gates about AIDS

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19/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

Is US intelligence too big to be effective? Plus Gazan women defy the Hamas shisha ban.

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20/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

Newshour follows the outcome of a key conference in Kabul, and Sarah Palin's made-up word

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20/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

The Kabul conference; the beginning of the end? And the man who freed the Lockerbie bomber

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21/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

More sanctions on North Korea, Ceausescu's body is exhumed & film director Oliver Stone.

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21/07/2010 (2000 GMT)

Conrad Black released; we speak to the leader of the PKK; and Omar Bashir travels to Chad.

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22/07/2010 - 22GMT

BP and the contracts it is asking American scientists to sign. And emailing your tone.

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22/07/2010 (1300 GMT)

International court makes judgement on Kosovo's independence - how will both sides react?

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