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But now with the edition broadcasts on Radio 4, here's Kate Adi.

Today, growing resentment in Greece, the bailout hangs in the balance as the Eurozone demands

yet more austerity.

We're on the banks of Lake Garda, trackingada, tracking down Republican hopeful Rixantoram's Italian connection.

There's a ceremonial downing of Coca-Cola

as the Mexican authorities try to impress descendants of the great Mayan civilization.

And as tensions rise in the South Atlantic ahead of the anniversary of the Falklands War, a question

for Prince William. Did you bring any bananas? The Argentine

Foreign Minister was at the UN in New York yesterday, presenting a formal

complaint about as his government sees it, Britain's militarization

of the South Atlantic.

They're unhappy that Britain's sending one of its most modern warships to the Falkland Islands. They say it poses a grave danger

to international security. The arrival there of Prince William on a tour of duty as

a search and rescue helicopter pilot has also been criticized.

Fergalkeen was in Buenos Aires as tension once again grew between Britain and Argentina.

We were hemmed in. The crowd surged from behind us, pushing closer to the

steel gates of the Casa Rosada. Or I should say, pushing us deeper into the unwilling

embrace of the presidential security men who guarded the gates.

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