On air at 1100GMT: Remember the Arab Spring?
| 09:24 UK time, Tuesday, 19 July 2011
"Gaddafi's fate is as newsworthy as Murdoch's"
wrote Nabila Ramdani a few days ago.
She's not the only one: a number of people are pointing out that, while much coverage is being devoted to Rupert Murdoch, News Corp, phone-hacking and resignations, there's a lot still going on in the Middle East.
So - we're going to talk about the latest situations in Yemen, Syria, Egypt & Libya on the programme at 1100GMT - here are some of things happening there in the last couple of days ...
* In Yemen, six deaths were reported by opposition sources after government forces opened fire on protesters in the capital city, Sanaa - the first fighting there since President Saleh left for medical treatment in June.
* In Syria, human rights activists say civilians have died in the city of Homs in apparent sectarian killings.
* In Libya, US officials held face-to-face talks with representatives of Colonel Gaddafi. Meanwhile, opposition fighters have been battling government forces in Brega, an important oil town.
* In Egypt, protesters have been back in Tahrir Square in Cairo for the last 10 days saying they're disillusioned with the way the country is being run, post-President Mubarak.
We want to hear your take on the latest situation - so if you're in any of those places, or have questions for people who are, then get in touch.
