UN advance team set to arrive in Damascus / Man arrested after mass-killing in Oakland / The battle for Egypt's presidency / Why an Indian baby girl was rejected by 2 sets of parents / The fight to stay dry in Kentucky.

Cameron's warning about Eurozone / Spain auctions off bonds / Greeks' anxiety over economy / Denmark's push for renewable energy / Is Harry Potter great literature ? / Internet stardom for London's singing fish-seller.

Electronics giant Sony is once more the target of hackers / The Egyptian military's virginity testing / Could Ratko Mladic's health cause problems for his trial / The mounting pressure on Yemen's Saleh / Spanish cucumbers and their exasperated farmers

Brisbane awaits floodwater deluge/ Michael Jackson's doctor to stand trial over singer's death/ One year on from the Haiti earthquake/ Further violence in Tunisia/ US incentives over Sudan referendum on independence

Could Muammar Gaddafi ever face an ICC trial?/ Scores killed in northern Nigeria militant attack/ Israel warning to journalists/ Why the Eurozone is important to China/The BBC talks to Thaksin Shinawatra/ Argentine football club woes/ Musicians beating censorship via the web

The Witness Protection Program, or the Witness Security Program, was established in 1970 to protect government witnesses before, during and after a trial. Learn more about witness protection in this episode of Stuff You Should Know.

French Senate approves Armenian genocide bill/ Spain's Baltasar Garzon faces trial over civil war investigation/ Conclusion of Haditha military trials in the US/ Scientists make 'magnetic' soap

Ireland bail out/NZ trapped miners/Blindness cure/Piracy trial/Haitian children

In 1913, 13-year-old Atlanta factory worker Mary Phagan stopped in for her pay -- and was never seen alive again. Authorities charged Jewish superintendent Leo M. Frank with murder. But did Frank kill Mary Phagan, or was he framed? Tune in to learn more.

Beatles iTunes reports untrue, BBC trial sports screenings in 3D HDTV, MySpace joins up with Five, MSI Wind set to rival Asus Eee PC and the HANNSMilano 'handbag' LCD TV.