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Radio 4 Today Listen Again Latest Reports Interview of the Week About Today Britain at 6am Have your Say Contact Today PM The World Tonight The World at One Broadcasting House BBC News Saudi foreign minister Zubeida Malik meets the Saudi foreign minister Prince Saud al-Faisal Confessions of a Cold War Spy Sanchia Berg reports on the remarkable story of Klaus Fuchs Kidnapped in North Korea We interviewed the director captured by Kim Jong Il and forced to make 20 movies. Click here to read the webchat with Mike Thomson Carnage in the Congo Mike Thomson reports from Bukarvu in the Democratic Republic of Congo Inside Kenya Mike Thomson ventures into the baking bush land of the Masai tribe in western Kenya Images of Angola Nick Danziger was sent by One World Action to document the lives of ordinary Angolans Algeria:The Dirty War Concern grows over Algeria's bloody civil war and its implications for international terrorism Saudi Ambassador on War Will Saudi Arabia co-operate if there is a second UN resolution? North Korean nuclear reactors Today investigates plans for more nuclear reactors in North Korea Does Iraq have chemical weapons? Leaked documents suggest Iraq is ready for chemical war. Read Hans Blix's report to the UN Death Row Briton Today interviews Jackie Elliott, the Briton due to be executed in Texas within 10 days Nigerian Fatwa Journalist Speaks Listen to the first interview with the journalist issued with a fatwa, following Nigerian Miss World riots. Iraq: Would war be legal? Read and listen to Today's hearing into the legality of any military strike on Iraq. Who is Akhmed Zakayev? The Chechen Osama bin Laden or a rebel with a cause? Child Prostitution A Today investigation reveals the level of child prostitution in the Czech Republic Islamic fundamentalism in Africa Has Somalia now become the new home for Al-Qaeda terrorists? Africa’s New Nightmare. Mike Thomson reports from Ethiopia, where a famine of catastrophic proportions looms. Kuwaiti Road To Nowhere? Andrew Gilligan reports on the build-up of military forces in Kuwait US Campaign Diary 2002 James Naughtie's US Campaign Diary - Bush brothers fighting for Florida. Gibraltar, Ireland? A bizarre plot to make the rock of Gibraltar part of Northern Ireland has been uncovered. The Hunt for Bin Laden Why DNA samples may be the key to discovering whether Bin Laden is dead or alive. The IAEA Weapons Inspectors Tom Fielden reports from the International Atomic Energy Agency HQ in Vienna. A Future Iraqi Leader? Can former Iraqi General Nizar Al-Khazraji replace Saddam? Mother Defends Sept 11 Suspect Aicha el-Wafi defends her son against accusations of terrorism. Algerian Pilot Demands Public Apology Lotfi Raissi speaks about his treatment by British and US authorities post-September 11 Saddam Speaks! Read the full text of Saddam's latest speech. Family of Diana Crash Driver Speak of Their Legal Battle An exclusive interview with Giselle and Jean Paul. Mikhail Gorbachev Interview The former Soviet leader on the state of Russia today. French Presidential Elections Reports and interviews from Avignon and Paris on the race for the Elysée Palace. The British in Jenin Supporters of Israeli actions in Jenin are pointing to how the British behaved in the 1930s. Russian Extremism Sarah Rainsford reports from Moscow on President Putin's latest battle A View from Israel MP Ann Clwyd sends a series of personal reports for Today. Poll of Israeli Opinion A poll conducted by Today reveals overwhelming support for the current military action. Voices from the Middle East Our reporter Mike Williams has spoken to people from both sides of the Israeli and Palestinian conflict. Arab League Summit James Naughtie's diary and interviews from this year's gathering in Beirut Secret Kingdom of Saudi Arabia A series of special reports from inside this secretive country. Yassar Arafat Exclusive interview with the Palestinian leader Jerusalem Diary Edward Stourton meets settlers in the Occupied Territories and has trouble with his brogues Enron Financial Scandal What's being described as one of the biggest financial scandals in history Zimbabwean Asylum Seekers The government has revised its policy of deporting Zimbabwean asylum seekers from Britain Euro Read Mary Gahan's report from Europe on how the Euro is being received

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