From Our Own Correspondent

Three wars. 23 countries. More than 20 correspondents. Trains, cars and planes galore -- and at least 28 mentions of food. This edition of ...

There's a Christmas story of modern-day birth and celebration from Nazareth and it's told by Malcolm Billings. John Pickford's in the South ...

Will Ross on the Sudanese town stranded between two armies; the unwanted Romanians: Chris Rogers on the men and women abandoned by their ...

A dissident's story reveals much about what's really going on under the glossy surface of the new China - Quentin Somerville has that ...

Gunfire in Guinea as the military leader survives an assassination attempt -- Mark Doyle is just back from the capital Conakry where people ...

In this World Service edition, Gerald Butt watches as the Dubai dream crumbles; Guy De Launey asks if Cambodians today can really escape ...

Allan Little's in Bhopal where people recall the night the direction of the wind determined whether you lived or died; Alan Johnston ...

In this World Service edition presented by Alan Johnston, powerful fears surface in Switzerland in a row over an ancient symbol of Islam; ...

Just back from Kabul, Hugh Sykes contends that the story of the Taleban's Pakistan connection would sound far-fetched even in the pages of ...

Emma Jane Kirby presents this World Service version of the programme, including reports on the isolated Russian republic of Ingushetia; the ...

Lunch in Timbuktu for Andrew Harding and talk of Islamic extremists hiding out in the Sahara. Jo Fidgen's at the trial which is gripping ...

On the trail of pirate loot ... and on the trail of pirates, as American military drones arrive in The Seychelles. Plus criticism of the ...

All aboard! As EU ministers plan the timetable ahead, we take a train journey to the heart of Europe. 'Nyiregyhaza is as rich in tombs, as ...