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Conflict minerals
Evidence which links minerals used in mobile phones with armed groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo, plus how to cope when you're fired, and, the German reaction to Ireland's rescue.
The BBC has heard evidence that a group which carried out mass rapes in the Democratic Republic of Congo were armed and funded by the profits from local mines. The BBC's Paul Moss reports from Eastern Congo.
Plus Fiona Dent from Ashridge Business School advises on how to act, if you are suddenly made redundant.
And the BBC's Berlin correspondent Steve Evans explains why Germany's newspapers are less bothered about Ireland's rescue than they were about the Greek bailout.
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