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DHARAMVIR NAGPAL VIR - tune in, debate and listen online with your weekly World Agenda e-guide 4 July 2009 In conversation with the Dalai Lama In an exclusive interview with the Dalai Lama, Sir Mark Tully asks how he balances being both a political and spiritual leader, especially following last year’s events in Tibet. Tenzin Gyatso is a prominent figure on the international scene and also revered as a spiritual leader by Buddhists all over the world. How does a man, dedicated to a life of withdrawal, manage a relentlessly public life, in which he travels the world promoting the cause of Tibetan independence? Heart and Soul, 5 July Desperately seeking sounds Sirens, drills, cars… the familiar sounds of a city are usually overlooked or even considered an irritation. But now a group of acoustics experts are arguing that we need to save the sounds that give a unique character to urban environments. In a new Discovery series, Trevor Cox follows the individuals trying to preserve the world's endangered sounds. 8 July Audio Preview To get involved visit Save Our Sounds. Wimbledon Finals All eyes are on who will emerge victorious and win Wimbledon in 2009. The stars are lining up for what promises to be a spectacular weekend of tennis and with the famed new roof on Centre Court it won't be marred by the unpredictable British weather. Experience all the drama of the Wimbledon Men's and Women's singles finals this weekend on Sportsworld. 4 & 5 July Audio preview Listen again News Special reports BBC in other languages Meet the presenters: Ros Atkins Digital Planet The Strand Newshour Generation 2012 Business Daily Assignment Change your details | Click here to Unsubscribe BBC World Service reacts to live events and breaking news, therefore programme schedules are subject to change at short notice. PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL You can send us any questions or comments regarding the email here. Click on the link to read our Privacy & Cookies Policy and Terms of Use Feedback