He asked for the cameras to be switched off but somehow the remarks President Bush made at a fundraising dinner last week have emerged on a television station in Texas.
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Jon Snow interviews the Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic after reports that Muslim women are being systematically raped by Serbian forces.
July 1995: the fall of Srebrenica
Bosnian Serb troops defy NATO airstrikes and overwhelm the safe haven of Srebrenica. Gaby Rado reports on the fall of Srebrenica and it means for the future of UN operations in Bosnia.
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Christian Bale is arrested and bailed until September over claims that he assaulted two family members. Emily Reuben reports.
Mugabe and Tsvangirai shake on deal
Zimbabwe's president and opposition leader shake hands after signing a deal to share government to end the political crisis.
Batman versus the Credit Crunch
Cinema goers in America are flocking to see the latest Batman movie, The Dark Knight, which has its premiere here tonight, reports Emily Reuben
Radovan Karadzic arrested
The Bosnian Serb leader accused of persecution and genocide Radovan Karadzic is arrested, after roaming free for over a decade.
Clearing the air in Beijing
All construction work in Beijing has stoAll construction work in Beijing has stopped and traffic has been halved, with odd numbered licence plates one day, even the next.
pped and traffic has been halved, with odd numbered licence plates one day, even the next.
pped and traffic has been halved, with odd numbered licence plates one day, even the next.
Somalia famine fear over pirate attacks
Somalia is held to ransom as pirates bring food aid to a halt, but why is the international community failing to protect the food ships?
Baghdad to Berlin: Obama's world tour
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama jets off overseas, hoping to show Americans he's got what it takes.
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Mind control is set to become the next big thing in video games, and the generals are quite keen on it too.
Wallinger's fake steel tree
Mark Wallinger, who won last year's Turner Prize for his replica of an anti war protest, has built a steel sculpture in the august grounds of Magdalen College, Oxford.
CCTV not to be sniffed at
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Lindsey Hilsum's Beijing, part 1
International editor and Channel 4 News's first ever Beijing correspondent offers a personal view of her 'hometown'.
Lindsey Hilsum's Beijing, part 2
International editor and Channel 4 News's first ever Beijing correspondent continues a personalised tour of her 'hometown'.
Hadrian's World
An exhibition about the Roman emperor Hadrian's reign opens at the British Museum this month with over 200 loans from 31 countries.
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