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range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> after the riots in england, a row over who restored order. police defend their tactics after criticism from some politicians. global stock markets show signs of stability after a week of volatile share prices. welcome to "bbc news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. i'm rachel hodges. coming up later for you -- we return to misrata to meet the 6-year-old girl who's determined not to become just another casualty of libyan conflict. and what does it mean to be an asian-americ...

disaster. is this the way of trying to deflect responsibility on to bureaucrats rather than politicians? >> it's obviously, to some extent, also a p.r. move, isn't it? because trying to re-establish trust with the japanese people is probably the hardest part of all. >> indeed. there is a crisis of confidence in nuclear power here in japan. that's a big problem, because before the disaster, the country relied on nuclear for 30% of its electricity. right now, just a third of the country's reactors are operating. the rest all are flying. that is because local communities are not givin...

>> and now "bbc world news." >> rebs dents flee into turkey. end game in libya. the u.s. says talks are under way with aides close to colonel gaddafi about a turn of power. a u.s. businessman is found not guilty of helping plan the 2008 mumbai terror attacks but convicted of another charge. welcome to "bbc news" broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. organizers of the bahrain grand prix abandoned plans to stage this year's event after pressure from racing teams. hello, and welcome. syrian soldiers and tanks have taken up positions on the border of turke...

what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> syrian tv says the army has begun operations to restore order in a flashpoint town. thousands from the surrounding area are still fleeing over the border. turkey's prime minister says an atrocity has been committed. it's german bean sprouts. germany's top health specialist says data reveals the source of an outbreak, and it's not over yet. will the murky world of french politics unravel? christine l.a. guard's bid to lead the i am i am. also coming up in the program -- back from injury with the fastest 200 meters of the year, u...

news." >> flights from yemen's main airport have been suspended as the conflict between government forces and tribal rebels intensifies. no longer a popular uprising, but a full-blown battle between the president and the country's most powerful pride. >> welcome to "g.m.t." with the world of news and opinion. also in the program -- the libyan conflict escalates with nato, war crimes allegations, defectors, and now it bomb attack on the rebel stronghold of benghazi. the e. coli outbreak in europe, the world health organization says it's never seen the deadly strain before. well, it's ...