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On TV: Pakistan Taliban claim revenge for Bin Laden

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Ben James | 18:15 UK time, Friday, 13 May 2011

Here's the broadcast of World Have Your Say on 麻豆官网首页入口 World News from 13 May 2011 in case you missed it.

We discussed the revenge attack for Bin Laden in Pakistan and the current state of the
Arab Spring.

Our guests were Jan Egeland, former UN head of humanitarian affairs and Nick Kristof of the New York Times who over a million of you follow on Twitter.

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