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>> and now, "bbc world news." >> colonel gaddafi has been accused by the chief prosecutor at the international criminal court of using rape as a weapon of war. stepping up the pressure on syria as hundreds flee the country. britain and france push for a new u.n. security council resolution condemning the suppression of protest. and u.s. lawmakers fear an economy will collapse when forces leave in 2014. welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the globe. coming up, a potent symbol of po...

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>> the president is meeting with david cameron but also the leader of the opposition, and it poses to the question, how much time would the deputy prime minister nick clegg it? at the moment there is a coalition government in britain. it is a sensitive touchy subject. we are told by downing street the dutch prime minister, and leader of the liberal democrats nick clegg will get some face time with president obama but not until thursday, which is the day he leaves. it may just be a few ...

what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> more shootings overnight in syria as hundreds of ruling party members resign in protest of the government crackdown. spreading destruction, at least 70 people are killed as powerful storms hit the southern united states. a final rehearsal, prince william and kate middleton practice taking their vows again before fridays wedding ceremony. >> so, how will the soon-to-be couple spend the last few days before the big day? the final r...

news." >> gaddafi must go and go for good, the latest pledge from the leaders of the u.s., britain, and france, but questions are if this goes beyond union resolution 1973. a pro-palestinian italian activist is found dead in a house in gaza, just hours after being kidnapped. paying out to the victims of the tsunami, japans government calls on the owners of the fukushima power plant to compensate families after last months disaster. welcome to "bbc world news." im tim willcox. also comi...

corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> the last resort. portugals government requests a european bail-out, the third country in a year to ask for emergency financial help. >> i always said asking for foreign aid would be the final way to go, but we have reached the moment. >> stand-off in ivory coast as laurent gbagbo remains holed up in his bunger in abidjan. >> wor of words in libya after fierce criticism from the leadership. nato will do all it can to...

what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> time to talk. laurent gbagbo talks about terms to surrender in the ivory coast. leaving libyans to die. accusing nato failing to stop deadly tanks by forces in misrata. another day of bloodshed in yemen. hundreds have died in ongoing anti-government protests. welcome to bbc news, forecast to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the world. coming up, containing the crisis, japanese officials say theyve stopped radioactive ...