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Heavy fighting in the Syrian capital Damascus, as government

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troops are reported to be closing in from all sides on the southern

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suburb of Al Hajar Al Aswad. Back at the helm after an

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unexplained absence, the man tipped to become China's next leader holds

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a very public meeting with the US Defence Secretary, Leon Panetta.

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Mass protests in Georgia, as the country's prisons minister resigns

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over allegations that inmates were beaten and raped in jail.

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Welcome to BBC World News. Also in this programme, Japan

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Airlines reborn - back from bankruptcy the national carrier

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returns to the stock market. Got a headache? Don't reach for the

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tablets. New research suggests taking too many painkillers can

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There has been further heavy fighting in the Syrian capital,

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Damascus, with government forces reported to be closing in on the

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southern suburb of Al-Hajar Al- Aswad. Activists say the situation

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for residents there is desperate with troops moving in from all

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sides, bombarding the area. Syrian State TV says many rebels,

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described as terrorists, had been killed in Damascus. Jim Muir has

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the latest from neighbouring Beirut. The activists are saying in Al-

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Hajar Al-Aswad which is the quarter, it is on the southern edge of

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Damascus, it is being heavily bombarded now. Troops are moving in

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or pressing in from all sides and that helicopter gunships have been

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carrying out airstrikes there as well. This is just one of many

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areas, there are adjacent quarters affected, but many parts of the

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control. Up in Aleppo, it is the biggest city, the commercial hub.

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That goes on with again, the Government using its air power, its

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monopoly of air power to strike at rebel-held areas. There is a -- it

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is a very fluid situation. The battle has been going on there for

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two months and it is unresolved. People in Damascus can hear the

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thumping as artillery goes off and hits the areas on the southern side

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of the capital. On the diplomatic front, the

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Iranian Foreign Minister is in Damascus today. Is anyone taking

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any diplomatic moves by any side seriously?

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Well, the outside world is really concerned and that includes Syria's

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closest allies, Iran. They can see the regime is in distress. It maybe

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in danger of collapse and they are trying to see if there is a

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political way out of it. So the Foreign Minister of Iran, he is

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coming from Cairo, where he has been conferring with the Egyptian

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and Turkish Foreign Ministers, the Saudis were supposed to be there,

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but didn't turn up. Iran Iran doesn't see eye to eye with Turkey

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and Egypt, both of which want President Assad to go. The Foreign

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Minister will be trying to find if there is any common ground where

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Iran and the regime insist on keeping going and refusing to bow

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to the demands of the rebels and others, that the regime has to go

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or whether they can find some half- way ground, but he is exploring

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what possibilities there maybe, but nobody is holding out a lot of hope.

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China's vice-president, Xi Jinping, has said that Japan should "reign

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in its behaviour" and stop undermining China's sovereignty,

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according to Chinese state media. His comments follow days of anti-

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Japanese protests over a chain of disputed islands in the East China

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Sea. Mr Xi, who is widely expected to become the next leader of China,

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has been meeting with the US Defence Secretary, Leon Panetta in

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Beijing. Before the meeting, the Chinese vice-president hadn't been

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seen in public for two weeks, with officials giving only vague reasons

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of unspecified health problems. Let's get the latest from Martin

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Patience. Martin, on the comments regarding Japan, are they

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surprising? Will they be seen as infamiliartry? How -- inflammatory.

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How will they be responded to, do you think? I don't think they are

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surprising. The man who is expected to be the country's next leader is

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shoring up the country's credentials. He ruled the Japanese

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decision to buy thise lands from its -- these islands from the

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private owners as a farce. That triggered the protests across China.

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Many Of them have been violent and it has been the worst violence,

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anti-Japanese violence we have seen in China for years. But the fact

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that he is talking tough just as he is about to take up the reigns of

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power, I don't think that's a surprise for anyone.

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He has not been seen in public for two weeks. There is all sorts of

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speculation. I don't know if that has died down and he has been

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holding talks with Leon Panetta? That's right, he was seen over the

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weekend, but this is the first time he met a foreign dignitary. He held

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talks with the US secretary of defence, Leo Panetta. America are

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concerned about China's military programmes. From China's point of

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view, well, they are concerned about America's increased military

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presence in the region. So this trip is about reassuring both sides

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and Leon Panetta said that co- operation is the way that America

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and China can develop and improve the relations going into the tu

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ture. What about the speculation as to

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his whereabouts? Was it something to do with his health or the power

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struggle? There is a leadership change coming up, isn't there?

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Well, that's right. The fact is we don't know. We have had from one

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top insider, he told another broadcaster that Xi Jinping had

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injured himself whilst swimming, but the fact that the man who is

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tipped to become China's next leader, become one of the most

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powerful men on earth, the fact that for two weeks, nobody apart

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from within the party knew where he was just shows how opaque China's

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political system remains and many people around the world and some in

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China think there needs to be changes, that the party needs to be

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more accountable. The fact is that China now matters. It is a major

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player in the world and it is the world's second largest economy.

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Martin Patience, thank you very much.

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To Georgia, there are reports ten people have been arrested before

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the publication of graphic pictures showing prison inmates being abused

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by guards. The film shows officers beating prisoners and one inmate

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being sexually assaulted. The video sparked anti-Government

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demonstrations weeks before Parliamentary elections and forced

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the minister in charge of prisons to resign.

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The French Government is calling for restraint and has condemned a

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satirical magazine, for publishing cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.

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The images feature in the French weekly Charlie Hebdo. The last time

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it published similar cartoons, its Paris offices were firebombed.

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France's Foreign Ministry says it has increased security at its

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embassies, fearing a backlash over the cartoons. The controversy

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coincides with continuing anger in the Muslim world, over an amateur

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anti-Islam film made in the United States.

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There is just more, the latest line on the film, Pakistan are reported

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to be giving Friday this week as a national holiday to try and perhaps

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ease tensions around that. How do you deal with a headache? Do

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you wait for it to go away on its own or do you take a painkiller? If

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your first response is to rush to the medicine cabinet for a tablet,

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you might want to think again. Doctors are warning that people who

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regularly take tablets could be causing themselves extra pain.

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Fergus Walsh explains. Aspirin, paracetamol and other painkillers

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can be effective in treating headaches, but doctors say those

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who take them more than 10 to 15 days a month are at risk of causing

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themselves more pain than relief. This can end up up get nothing a

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vicious cycle where your headache gets worse and you take more

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painkillers and this is a very difficult disorder to treat. The

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advice sounds simple which just says stop taking your painkillers,

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but it is difficult advice. You have to be a strong patient to go

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through this. This woman was shocked to find out

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she had been taking over the recommended dose for her migraines

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and it was giving her more headaches, so she stopped taking

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them. I had to be signed off work for six

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weeks whilst I was coming off the medication. The pain during that

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six weeks wag really unbearable -- was really unbearable. It was like

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having a terrible hangover every day, really sensitive to light and

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sound. Specialists say stopping

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painkillers abruptly makes the problem worse in the short-term,

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but usually results in dramatically fewer headaches for patients. The

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new guidance is for doctors in England and Wales. But the limited

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research in this area suggests the problem is global affecting up to

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one in 50 people worldwide. Jamie is here with all the business.

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Two stories from Japan. The Bank of Japan, injecting more money? They

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are going similar things to what the Federal Reserve was doing last

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week. The Japanese plans to spend an extra $128 billion. It is an

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idea that puts extra cash to allow banks to loan more and that's going

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to, it hopes, boost investment and boost spending. It will hoped the

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scheme will weaken the Japanese yen. The programme is due to last until

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next year. I am joined by the head of research of Japanese markets.

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Monetary policy can only go so far to encourage people to take out

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loans. If this money isn't passed on to borrowers in terms of more

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lending, what we might find and we would expect to find is that this

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money will trickle out from banks into other financial assets such as

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the equity market or into assets overseas which is something that

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helps to weaken the exchange rates as well. So you know, I don't think

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one needs to assess the success only in terms of the amount of

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lending which we expect to remain modest in Japan given the weak

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global economic environment and also certain factors at home that

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are weighing on demand now. Today, Japan Airlines returned to

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the Tokyo Tokyo stock market. It raised $8.5 billion from investors.

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It is the second biggest share of the sale after Facebook.

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One of Japan's most celebrated chief executives oversaw the

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reorganisation of JAL. I asked Doug McNeil to assess his

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performance. It has been an extraordinary turn

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around. This is a company that was losing over �1 billion a year when

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he took over. It is making over �1 billion a year. He managed to push

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through enormous job cuts, something like 40% of the employees

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have gone, that's 15,000 redundancies in a society, in a

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culture, where redundancies are hard to effect. There is no

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question that he has done an extraordinary job.

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The German State rail operator has placed its first order in Poland.

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It ordered 470 low co motives. It already supplies eng jince to --

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engines to Italian and lith winian -- lith uwaneian railways.

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Shares in Zara are up today. The company made �1.-- $1..2 billion.

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-- $172 billion. -- -- $1.2 billion.

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Miners in South Africa have have accepted a hefty pay rise. The

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agreement includes a 2,000 rand bonus, a rise in wages as well of

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between 1 and 22% -- 11% and 22%. Some analysts warned that the wage

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increase could lead to a rash of pay demands across the mining

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sector. Plans for a new carrier has cause

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upset in Germany. We could be entering a period of

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food prices rising shortly. A report by commodities specialist,

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warned that drought and poor harvests around the world will

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raise the price of grains and animal feed. Staple feeds could

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become more expensive. Meat could return to being a a luxury for

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people on lower incomes. An analyst said food producers will need time

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in order to raise production levels. We are likely to see much increased

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acreage and in America next year, but we are at thread bare stock

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levels and exposed to any negative weather impacts again next year,

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but at the moment we have got to deal with the fact that there is

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not nearly enough corn and soya beans in the world to supply what

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would be the ideal level of needs for the people.

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The markets. The FTSE is up just a fraction.

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Little movement. Even the I had taleian market hard -- Italian

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In the United States, it goes on for a longer period of time, until

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2016. This Bank of Japan action will go on until the end of next

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year. That is the business. You're watching BBC World News.

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Still to come: What happens when marrying into the family firm isn't

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enough? We'll find out why tens of thousands of Japanese men are

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willing to go one step further to prove their loyalty to the business.

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President Obama has accused his Republican opponent, Mitt Romney,

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of writing off a large part of America. It's after Mr Romney made

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disparaging comments about a wide section of voters at a private

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fund-raising gala. Appearing on The Letterman Show, Mr Obama said one

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of the first things he'd learned as President was that he had to

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represent the whole of the country - Republicans and Democrats.

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All smiles from the President and at a surprise gift from his

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opponent. Here, making the most of it on the Late Show. You represent

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the entire country as President. When I meet Republicans, as I am

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travelling around the country, they are hard-working family people, who

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care deeply about this country. My expectation is that if you want to

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be President, you have to work for everybody, not just for some.

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Romney putting on a brave face as he shows his grandchildren his

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campaign plane in Salt Lake City. His campaign is again in damage-

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control. Tonight on World News... The news bulletins announced a

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political earthquake that has shaken up the race. All this thanks

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to comments Mitt Romney made four months ago inside a Florida mansion

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at a private $50,000 a head At a fund-raising lunch, the

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cameras were allowed in. approach is a government-centred

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America, where government takes more and more and then gives to

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those who believe they need that help. We all believe that when

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people are in distress and when they need help, we pull them back

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up, but we don't believe in redistribution. Four years ago,

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then candidate Barack Obama was taped at a fundraiser talking about

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voters who cling to their God and their guns. That was months before

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the election. Mitt Romney has only seven weeks left of a very tight

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race. This is BBC World News. The

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headlines: Rebels say there's heavy fighting

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in Damascus, as government troops close in on the southern suburb of

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Al Haja Al Aswad. The man tipped to be China's next

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leader, Xi Jin Ping, says Japan should "rein in" its behaviour over

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a chain of disputed islands in the East China Sea.

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Last Wednesday, in a devastating night-time attack on the United

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States Consulate in the Libyan city of Benghazi, the American

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Ambassador and three of his staff were killed. In an exclusive

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interview with the BBC, an ultra- conservative Muslim group denied

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any involvement in that and other attacks against Western targets but

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said it rejected what it saw as the imposition of democracy in Libya,

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as Wyre Davies reports from Benghazi. Libyans celebrating

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Martyrs' Day as perhaps they know best - with guns. In the city where

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the uprising against Muammar Gaddafi began, there are reminders

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of the sacrifices these people made to win their freedom. There are

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some here who still refuse to lay down their weapons. Radical

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Islamist groups say the fight for Libya is not over. Ominously, they

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reject a Western Style solution. TRANSLATION: We don't believe in

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the democratic system, even those countries who pretend they are

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wooed by democracy. We want to tell the whole world the project of

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democracy is not for us and it doesn't suit Islam. They deny

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allegations it was responsible for the death of the American

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Ambassador, although it supports the rights of Muslims to protest

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and says it sympathises with other organisations including Al-Qaeda.

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The authorities have identified or arrested 50 people in connection

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with last week's attack. They won't say who they are nor what the

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evidence against them is. They admit many of the perpetrators may

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already have left Libya. Much of this is just for show and Libya's

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new authorities have been criticised for failing to get on

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top of a worsening security situation. That's what we believe,

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public opinion, the majority of Libyans are against this. Then

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there is the impact of all this instability on Benghazi's ambitions

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to rebuild. This sprawling half- built new town for 200,000 people

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was abandoned last year by its Chinese developers. They have yet

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to return. Many of the foreign companies will be very hesitant to

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come back to Benghazi and this is tragic for Libya and for Benghazi.

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We are shooting ourself in the foot. The majority of Libyans clearly

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support the democratic project and this city has an overwhelmingly

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positive feel. But a handful of radical militants could still spoil

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everything. Family businesses dominate Asia's

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corporate landscape. But Japan has the largest number of them, some

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with a very long history. They include household names such as

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Suzuki. For generations, sons have always taken on the top job and

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there's been a unique method to ensure there's always a male heir

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to inherit the business - formally adopting a son-in-law into the

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family. It was in 718 when this hot spring inn was founded by a

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Buddhist monk. For 46 generations, the hotel and the name of the monk

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have been passed down from father to son. Meet the latest Zengoro

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Hoshi. How have they always managed to have a boy for 1,300 years?

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There is a catch. TRANSLATION: When there were only

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girls, the family would adopt a daughter's husband. My father was

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adopted like that. It is very important for us to keep the name.

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Most family businesses aren't as old as this one. Here in Japan it

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is not uncommon for sons-in-law to be legally adopted to take over the

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family business. In fact, even today there are more than 80,000

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men who are adopted and change their surnames each year. And now

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the traditional practice has gone online. This woman has started a

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match-making website. It is for women looking for a husband who is

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willing to be legally adopted by his wife's family. She says in a

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poor economy more men are seeking opportunities to use their business

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skills outside the corporate world. This man is one of them. He has

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signed up to the website in November. He lost his own business

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to his ex-wife. Now he wants to get remarried and take over another

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business. TRANSLATION: I don't have a problem

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changing my family name because I see it like a nickname given by the

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government for the family registry. If there is a chance for me to

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inherit a family business and make it successful, then that would be

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best for everyone. For the family who runs the inn, it's time to pray

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for their business to continue its success and for the name to live on

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in many more generations. And since that report was made,

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Zengoro Hoshi has told us of his son's death. He says he'll now

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groom his teenage grandson to take over the business - and the name

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Zengoro Hoshi. You can hear more about that story on Assignment on

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BBC World Service. Visit our website for more details. Doctors

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in Sweden have carried out the first transplant of wombs from

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mothers to their daughters. The operations were carried out in

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Gothenburg over the weekend. It was an operation that a team of

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ten surgeons had trained for several years to carry out. At the

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weekend, they finally completed the world's first mother to daughter

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uterus transplants. TRANSLATION: Transplant surgery has

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moved on to transplanting organs that improve the quality of life.

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That's what a uterus transplant does. One of the recipients had

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lost her womb to cancer. The other had been born without a uterus. Now

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that both of them have received their mother's wombs, they are

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hoping they will be able to carry their own babies. Surgeons believe

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they will be ready to conceive in a year from now.

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TRANSLATION: We have already done IVF on these women and we have a

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large number of embryos in the freezer. We want to wait 12 months

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so the rejection risk is minimal and then, like with normal IVF, we

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will put in one embryo at a time to try and achieve pregnancy. The two

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mothers who donated their organs will be discharged from hospital in

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a few days. The surgeons say they will only judge the operations a

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success if they give birth to healthy babies.

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I want to show you these pictures before we go.

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One of nature's rarest weather events has been captured on camera

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by an Australian film maker. A fire tornado, made up of flames reaching

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around 30 metres off the ground, was filmed by Chris Tangey. He was

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out in the outback searching for film locations when he saw the

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twister. Fire tornados are also known as "fire whirls" or "fire

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