South Africa's foreign workers attacked

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Foreign workers in South Africa fear for their safety as anti-immigrant attacks increase. Shops and cars have been burned in Johannesburg, and police have fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse violent crowds. Our correspondent in Johannesburg tells us that witnesses describe seeing a minibus full of men dropped off in the city centre to attack people. The Argentine government says it's going to take legal action against British oil companies operating in the disputed Falklands. A diplomatic expert tells us the prospect of lucrative oil resources in the waters surrounding the islands has sparked Argentina into action over their sovereignty. The latest in our series of UK election interviews features Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party, outlining her party's economic policies. And our US sister programme, Marketplace, talks to Seth Meyers about his new role as presenter of Late Night on NBC. We're joined throughout by Sean Turnell, from Macquarie University in Sydney, who tells us about preparations for the country's Anzac Day celebrations.