13/02/2010
Kate Adie introduces foreign correspondents with the stories behind the headlines.
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Duration: 00:30
Nato's mission control at Kandahar
Kandahar airport is at the centre of Nato's new surge against the Taliban in Afghanistan. Frank Gardner, partly paralysed after an attack by militants in 2004, reports from his new temporary home.
Duration: 05:13
'Mandela's revolution is not finished'
Twenty years after Nelson Mandela's release from prison, Andrew Harding finds many people in South Africa are angry about their poor standard of living and lack of opportunities.
Duration: 05:20
'King of the West Bank'
In Nablus, Jon Donnison meets one of the world's richest Palestinians.
Duration: 05:30
Ottoman architect who linked East and West
We can still see how the Ottoman Empire influenced the rest of Europe if we look at the buildings it left behind, says architecture and design expert Jonathan Glancey.
Duration: 05:42
Why sin is no longer enough for Vegas
The USA's 'island of sin' has lost its monoply on quickie marriages and gambling, and in future Las Vegas will be banking on the tourism trade, as Kevin Connolly explains.
Duration: 06:20
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- Sat 13 Feb 2010 11:30麻豆社 Radio 4
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