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Iran Nuclear Talks: part success, part failure

Reality Check: Iran Talks, Ferguson decision, Regin, Team Stronach, MEMO project

Iran Nuclear Talks

Today is deadline day to finalize a deal. World powers have promised to lift sanctions against Iran, in exchange for guarantees that the country won't seek to develop nuclear weapons. Bethany Bell is covering these talks?

Ferguson
Anxious residents in Ferguson, Missouri, are still waiting for a grand jury decision on whether to charge a white policeman who shot an unarmed black teenager to death. The decision is expected later on today and our America reporter Simon Marks has been keeping a close eye on the situation.

Regin
A piece of malicious software has been discovered, that's been described as one of the most sophisticated and potentially damaging ever seen. Experts say the bug known as Regin has been in use for around 6 years and appears to have been developed by a government agency. So what are its targets? Mikko Hypponen, Director of Anti-Virus Research at F-Secure, explains what we know about Regin.

Team Stronach
The party appears to be in disarray, following the surprise resignation of Kathrin Nachbaur as deputy leader. So what’s behind her decision and what does it tell us about the future direction of Team Stronach? Political watcher Thomas Hofer gives his analysis.

MEMO Project

MEMO

MEMO at Portland, Dorset, will be a record of life on earth

We’re all familiar with Stonehenge, the Pyramids and the Taj Mahal. Now a collaboration of artists and scientists in the UK want to build an iconic stone structure, spiraling out of ancient cliffs. It is intended to be a global beacon for biodiversity. We find out more about plans for the Mass Extinction Monitoring Observatory, otherwise known as the MEMO Project.

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