An update on building a tsunami warning system in the Pacific. Also, the U.S. Commerce Department says it will NOT give up control of the 13 servers that contain, and ultimately control, the internet's domain names. Finally, in London today, curators at the National Gallery made a remarkable discovery.

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For today's podcast, we'll be talking about technology, climate change and the G8 summit taking place in Gleneagles, Scotland this week. Also, we'll look at a new website in Asia that's designed to help crack down on human trafficking. And finally, the question that's been nagging at you for days -- what happened to Pakistan's bandwidth?

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In the aftermath of yesterday's attacks in London, we have a report on the investigation, and how surveillance cameras are playing a role. Also, a look at how Londoners, and people across the globe, responded online to the tragedy. And finally, two items on African development and technology.

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We have the latest updates on the investigation into the bombings in London. We also look at how British telecommunications companies collect and retain data, and whether they will be forced to change in the wake of the attacks. Then, we speak with Alf Hermida, technology editor for the BBC News website, about how they've been covering events in the UK. Finally, we hear a report from Srebrenica in Bosnia.

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The latest from London regarding the investigation into last week's bombings. In particular, we look at what role closed circuit TV has played. Then, Clark sits down with The World's Marco Werman. Marco's just back from Ethiopia, and he's ready to talk technology and development. Finally, forget the family feud over what to watch on TV. Researchers say they've developed a television that will show two channels at once!

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We've got a report on a British competition to design a new Antarctic research station. We'll also talk trypanosomes, which are tiny, single-celled organisms. A global group of scientists have sequenced the genomes of three of these parasites. And finally, a report from China on the government's recent crackdowns on journalists, online and otherwise.

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We start with some news from London on the latest round of bombings. We look at two questions: what role does the internet play in spreading jihadist propaganda? How can transportation systems be safer and more resilient? Then, we talk with Reporters without Borders about bloggers the world over. And finally, some Danish university students brew up what they say is the world's first open-source beer recipe...mmm...open-source beeeer.

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Today's podcast features Killer Mice!! That's right, we'll tell you about Gough Island, a tiny lump of volcanic rock stuck in the middle of the South Atlantic. Gough is home to MILLIONS of nesting seabirds, including a couple of very rare ones. And now, their chicks are being devoured by packs of giant, killer mice. Then, we'll talk about Russia's enemy #1 when it comes to SPAM.and how he met an untimely demise over the weekend. And finally, RFID -- a miracle of modern technology, or a sign of the End Times?

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