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This edition was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday the 3rd of September 2016.

It's introduced by Kate Adi.

Hello, today when is a coup not a coup?

Brazil has a new president, but was it right to get rid of the old one?

The culture of brutal sexual attacks on women in the Central African Republic, we hear of effort of cover yourself with inglorious shame on a night out.

Just what is America's Ryan Lockty to do?

And the North Koreans hold a beer festival, but don't invite our correspondent, the spoilsports.

Never fear he has a cunning plan.

To China first, which is hosting the G20 group of world leaders

for the first time.

Not in the capital though, but in the fair city of

Hangzhou, which as Carrie Gracie has found is being meticulously prepared to

put on its best face for the visitors.

You can't live in China without people telling you how beautiful Hangzhou is.

But I'd never visited and I wasn't sure whether to believe the hype,

especially as I'm once bitten twice shy when it comes to

traveling in China. Last year I went to legendary Yunnan province in the southwest and

instead of falling in love with the majesty of the rainforest there, I was dismayed

by how little rainforest was left and by the invasion of rubber plantations row upon row marching over the horizon.

So I'm pleased to report that Hangzhou does live up to its hype.

Nearly a thousand years ago, it was the capital of China, a city of poets, painters and philosophers at a time

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