7149 The Suppression of Photos

Mr Berdymukhamedov's first presidential decree extended the number of school years and put foreign languages back on the curriculum.Newsnight logoMany thought we were wrong to delve into their youthful indiscretions, but that was not really what the item was about. It was about the suppression of photographs which could have proved embarrassing for our political leaders. * Comments (8)Security tight For most Kuna people, it is the only thing they drink from when they are weaned to the day they dieThe proposed rules and regulations came to nothing, but there was fear among the Afghan media that this was a glimpse of what was to come."I think there is a genuine political will to turn this country into a more modern, more educated society and I think liberalisation is imminent."Wednesday's piece about the case of Toni Comer. a young Sheffield woman shown on CCTV being repeatedly punched by a policeman, polarised viewers.
But since his election, Turkmenistan's new president has also made moves that seem to contradict his promises of loyalty to the late leader.It may be that these diseases are the result of epicatechin deficiency"It may be that these diseases are the result of epicatechin deficiency," he suggested.Jamie Donald is editor of live political programmesA local journalist from Tolo TV was arrested and held by Afghan authorities for about 36 hours without charge, for talking to a Taleban spokesman who would ring in every day with his version of events - something which happens in most organisations, including the BBC.Two newsgatherers killed every week