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Screening for ebola

Reality Check: ebola screening, Thailand murders, Hong Kong update, international law, Romanian Autumn anniversary

Ebola Outbreak

As the donor conference continues in London, virologist Dr Derek Gatherer discusses the measures needed to bring the outbreak under control and why airport screening has only limited possibilities to help.

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The Uniklinik in Hamburg has received a suspected ebola patient, who was flowing in on a special flight from Africa

Thailand murders

Tony Cheng reports on the response of the Thai authorities to the murder of two British tourists.

Hong Kong update

With negotiations about to begin between protesters and the Hong Kong government, Steve Vines reports on the latest developments and possible solutions to the stand-off.

International law - successes and failures

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Schröder says the NATO attacks on Serbia were "illegal"

Former chancellor of Germany, Gerhard Schröder, has admitted that the 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia broke international law, although it is unlikely there will be any repercussions.

United Nations commentator, Andreas Zumach, looks at how international law is applied, or not, according to political interests, and how it has been weakened in recent decades.

Romanian Autumn anniversary

A young Romanian environmental activist looks at the legacy of the "Romanian Autumn" protests, one year on.

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