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Libya, doctors and a threatening volcano

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Kevin Anderson | 14:31 UK time, Tuesday, 16 May 2006

Ayaan Hirshi AliWe've just had our midday editorial meeting and are already making calls. Our first stop will be the Netherlands, where controversial has stepped down after she admitted to lying on her asylum request.

The US has normalised relations with Libya. What do Libyans think? And it's as thousands are evacuated.

This story caught our eye in Germany where reportedly university doctors are as part of a call for higher wages. Are you a doctor? Do you feel appreciated?

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