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Thank you. Today the Muslim Brotherhood banned its assets seized.

In Egypt the crackdown on opposition intensifies.

Has Mrs Merkel won too well?

Her election triumph means a new German government could be months away.

We meet the love hunters of Shanghai signing up spouses for China's richest men. And could you give it all up and live as a beach coma?

We're off to an isolated coral atoll in the South Seas to find out.

Experts from several countries and Interpol have joined Kenya's investigation into the

four-day siege of the Westgate Shopping Centre in Nairobi in which at least

67 people died.

Teams from the United States, Canada, Israel and Britain

are helping to carry out DNA fingerprint and ballistic tests.

The Kenyan Interior Minister has confirmed that five militants believed to be from the

Somali Islamist group al-Shabaab also died. Security has now been tightened in Kenya's other high-profile buildings considered potential targets.

Gabriel Gatehouse was one of the reporters covering the siege.

For many in Nairobi, leisure time revolves around the shopping mall.

Westgate is my local complex, or one of them.

This is a city where an increasingly affluent middle class

and large numbers of relatively wealthy expats live alongside

an even larger group of people for whom a coffee in one of Westgate cafes

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