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VIDEO: Will Sirte accept Libya's revolution?
The new Libyan government faces a formidable challenge in persuading Gaddafi loyalists in Sirte to accept the revolution.
VIDEO: Ai Weiwei hopes to visit UK design
Ai Weiwei, who gained global recognition for his design of the iconic Bird's Nest stadium for the last Olympics, is now designing a pavilion for this year's games in London.
VIDEO: Europe's extreme cold snap explained
The BBC's Lucy Hockings and weather presenter Helen Willetts look at why Europe is experiencing such unusually cold weather.
VIDEO: Bankski: Russia's mystery street artist
The mysterious Russian street artist, 'Pavel 183', is being compared to Britain's Banksy.
VIDEO: Greek coalition fails to agree cuts
Greek PM Lucas Papademos has failed to secure the support of his coalition for a raft of new austerity measures, after more than seven hours of talks.
VIDEO: Russia finds vast sub-glacial lake
Russian scientists have been drilling for two decades in the Antarctic and say they have found a vast sub-glacial lake.
VIDEO: Ex-Maldives president 'in safe house'
Former Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed has said that he was forced to resign "at gunpoint" by police and army officers in a coup.
VIDEO: Nepal national park breeds crocs
A breeding centre in Nepal's Chitwan National Park is preparing endangered Gharial crocodiles for release back into the wild.
VIDEO: James Marsh on his IRA thriller
British filmmaker James Marsh's new film Shadow Dancer is to be screened at the Berlin Film Festival.
VIDEO: Sudan launches Darfur peace body
Sudan's president has launched a body intended to kick-start development in the war-torn western region of Darfur.