Hello from the from our own correspondent studios at Broadcasting House in London.

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It's introduced by Kate Aide.

Today we hear from Ukraine how our correspondent now thinks of time as before MH17 and after

MH17.

South Africa's trial of the century has ended with some wondering was it ever

anything more than a celebrity court case in Barcelona we're urged to make love

but certainly not in Spanish.

And why focusing on men's infidelities in Ivory Coast

isn't just a bit of fun.

President Obama has said that the fight against Aya's militants will go on for years.

He's called for a campaign to degrade and ultimately destroy, as he put it, the so-called Islamic

state, including airstrikes in Syria.

The rapid advance of the Islamic State, or ISIS, has created hundreds of thousands of refugees

and crises across the region.

Paul Wood, who's been traveling in Syria and Iraq,

is now back on base in Beirut,

but he warns of serious consequences for Lebanon.

Here are two stories from a summer reporting on the Islamic State.

The first is about a little Yazidi boy.

It is one of the bleakest I have covered.

We saw him in hospital, half paralyzed and impassive as the nurses

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