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** Peng Liyuan, the new first lady of China is smart, beautiful, glamorous, a great singer and more famous than her husband. So has China's Jackie Kennedy moment finally arrived?
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*The ethics of live-tweeting a violent conflict http://bit.ly/TaQBAc
* Tim Flannery on the dangers of extinction, and of our national parks and nature reserves becoming 'marsupial ghost towns' http://bit.ly/XVee5T
* What do Chinese people think about their change of leadership – or about anything at all? It's a question seldom asked. http://bit.ly/TMmjEw
* A quirky take on frogs. And toads. http://bit.ly/TMqd08
* The Popes. A rollicking Papal history, from master storyteller John Julius Norwich. http://bit.ly/Q6k018
* The hushed up story of the Sandakan prisoners of war, and the three Death Marches in Borneo during WWII. http://bit.ly/T0TPJV
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