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BBC News on Video in the News of August 2007 September 7: President Bush pushed on big nuclear deal with North Korea September 6: Opera legend Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti dies from cancer BBC News on Video in the News of August 2007 August 30: Virginia Tech officials might needed swifter action after the first shootings August 29: Taleban rebels in Afghanistan free 12 of the 19 South Korean hostages August 16: The Strength of Russian Orthodox church as a social and political force August 13: The Taleban free two South Korean Christians abducted in Afghanistan August 6: Karzai and Bush talks on Korean hostages held by Taliban in Afghanistan August 3: The Afghan doctors attempt to visit Koreans held hostage by Taleban BBC News on Video in the News of July 2007 July 31: The Taleban killed a second Korean Christian hostage in central Afghanistan July 31: The Video of S. Korean Christian held hostage by the Taleban is broadcast July 27: Taleban threatens to kill South Korean Christian hostages if negotiation fails July 27: A South Korean woman held hostage in Afghanistan pleads for help July 26: Taleban kills one of South Korean Christian hostages, a pastor July 23: Taleban extended deadline for Korean hostages held in Afghanistan July 18: North Korea closes more nuclear sites signaling a "Big Deal" July 13: North Korea's military calls for direct talks with the US July 12: South Korean Fuel ship bound for North Korea July 10: Pakistani security forces attack the red mosque in Islamabad July 9: The UN nuclear agency approves sending inspectors to North Korea July 2: South Korea tycoon Kim Seung-youn jailed for attempted violence BBC News on Video in the News of June 2007 June 29: The North Korean regime did not shut down nuclear facilities in Yongbyon June 28: U.N. weapons inspectors visit North Korea's nuclear reactor at Youngbyon June 27: UN's nuclear inspectors visiting North Korea's main nuclear facilities June 27: Tony Blair travels to Buckingham Palace to hand in his resignation June 26: U.S. Congress votes in favor of the resolution that demands Japan's apology June 25: North Korea confirms Macau funds transferred to its Bank of Foreign Trade June 22: Christopher Hill says North Korea is ready to shut down nuclear reactor June 21: The U.S. Envoy Christopher Hill made his first visit to North Korea

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