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Live from Abu Dhabi Connect the World takes you on a journey across continents, investigating the stories that are changing our world.
Cardiologist: Don't demonize fat
Many people try to avoid saturated fats for fear of illnesses such as heart disease, but a medical professional has come forward to argue against the view that has been held by people across the globe for decades.
Becky talks to medical experts about the truth behind the fatty foods we consume.
'White Widow' reportedly spied on mall
Samantha Lewthwaite may not be a name you recognise but you've probably heard of her as the 'White Widow', she's one of the most wanted women in the world.
Senior International Correspondent, Nic Robertson reports on the female terror suspect's possible involvement with planning the Kenya mall attack.
Syrian snipers target women and children
With some horrifying images surfacing from Syria, provided by Syria Relief, Connect the World investigates sniper wounds, one of the most common types of wounds in the conflict.
Becky talks to Doctor David Nott, a British Doctor serving in Syria, about the horrific sniper "war games" in the Syrian civil war.
Warning: disturbing content
U.S. denies report it spied on Merkel
Shortly after reports by Le Monde that the NSA listened in on millions of phone calls in France, Germans are angered over a report that the U.S. monitored Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone.
Read: Germany: U.S. might have monitored Merkel's phone
Becky talks to CNN correspondent Frederik Pleitgen about the latest developments in the U.S. spying claims.
Facebook criticized over graphic content
With Facebook lifting its ban on graphic content, shortly after allowing under 18s to use the popular social site, Becky talks to Laura Higgins from the U.K. Safer Internet Center and Holmes Wilson from 'Fight for the Future'.
Her panel discusses and debates Facebook's decision to allow the posting of graphic violent content.
