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Simon Marks reports on the prospect of US military intervention in Haiti after new UN sanctions aimed at forcing the Haitian military from power and restoring ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide and...
Max Cotton reports on a speech in London by UK Prime Minister John Major to the Conservative Middle East Council (CMEC) where he expresses his outrage following two car bomb attacks in the Israeli Embassy in...
North American correspondent Paul Woodley reports on a likely US invasion of Haiti. Aircraft carrier America is setting off this evening and another will leave tomorrow, carrying troops and helicopters....
Burma’s newly-released opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has made her first public appearance in six years. The 1991 Nobel Peace Prize winner called for reconciliation and dialogue in her strife-torn...
Mohammad Abdul Jabar is one of the exiled leaders of the Iraqi opposition, who now lives in London. He says Saddam has never looked shakier following the defection of two of his son-in-laws to Jordan, he is...
If economic sanctions against Iraq aren’t lifted by the Security Council next month, says exiled opposition leader Mohammad Abdul Jabar, the Iraqi people will be the ones to suffer, and resistance to...
Interview with psychologist Dr Aric Sigman, about what conclusions we can draw from the O.J. Simpson murder trial and what it tell us about modern America. Female interviewer not identified.
Excerpt of speech by US President Bill Clinton in the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster during an official visit to Britain with his wife Hillary. On the differences between US and UK political...
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