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The BBC's on-air editors answer more challenging questions. Has Syria fundamentally changed the world order? And as Scotland debates independence, has 'being British' had its day?

The BBC's on-air editors tackle more questions challenging the world. In this programme: Has Syria fundamentally changed the world order? As Scotland debates independence, has 'being British' had its day? After Fukushima, can we ever trust nuclear power? And is art the big winner of Brazil's economic good times? Presented from Beirut, Lebanon by BBC world affairs editor John Simpson.

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Sun 6 Oct 201314:30
BBC News UK

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Credits

PresenterJohn Simpson
Series ProducerPeter Leng
CorrespondentMark Easton
CorrespondentRupert Wingfield-Hayes
CorrespondentWill Gompertz
ProducerPeter Leng
ProducerMichael O'Connor
ProducerChika Nakayama
ProducerSarah Robbins
Camera OperatorJoe Phua
Camera OperatorTony Smith
Camera OperatorChuck Tayman
Executive ProducerPaul Royall
Executive ProducerKaty Searle

Broadcasts

  • Mon 30 Sep 201323:25
    BBC One except Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland HD, Wales & Wales HD
  • Tue 1 Oct 201300:05
    BBC One Wales HD & Wales only
  • Tue 1 Oct 201300:55
    BBC One Northern Ireland HD & Northern Ireland only
  • Sat 5 Oct 201302:30
    BBC News UK
  • Sun 6 Oct 201305:30
    BBC News UK
  • Sun 6 Oct 201314:30
    BBC News UK