Hello from our own correspondent office at Broadcasting House in London.

This download is the latest edition of our programme,

broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Saturday, January 30, 2016.

It's introduced by Kate Adi.

Hello, today hundreds are now dead after weeks of violence in Turkey

how the struggle in the southeast has left the country dangerously polarized. A dusty border town in the

badlands of northern Kenya, can it really be transformed into the dupey of the Horn of Africa? The scientists arrive at Moot Point Antarctica, and the

penguins are left wondering, what an earth just happened. And we're off to a centre for the

older comrade in Cuba Cuba where the treatment includes

lots of fun and non-stop parties.

But first the White House signaled yesterday the United States is contemplating military action to counter the growth

of the Islamic State Group in Libya. The militants have taken advantage of the chaos

there to establish themselves in the coastal city of Sirt, from where they've launched a number of attacks.

The American Defence Secretary earlier told reporters I.S. was establishing training camps there

and welcoming foreign fighters the way it had done in Iraq and Syria.

It's five years now since the start of the revolution in Libya which toppled Colonel Gaddafi.

Gabriel Gatehouse, who is there then, has just been back.

We're at dinner, sitting on cushion, sipping tea, chatting, waiting for the food to arrive.

We're at Ali's house. Ali's brother, Anwar, is there too.

Back in 2011, when rebels from Mizra... Ali's brother, Anwar, is there too.

Back in 2011, when rebels from Mizrata captured and killed Colonel Gaddafi,

they brought his body to Anwar, and Anwar put the corpse on display

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