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Dateline is a multi-award winning international current affairs program, presented by Mark Davis and Yalda Hakim. Tonight's recent stories are: Dateline's Nick Lazaredes is in the United States where it's been reported that a military veteran commits suicide every 80 minutes. In the Gulf of Mexico - the oil slick may be long gone, but as David Brill discovered, its toxic legacy lives on among both the people and animals that live in the Gulf. Fouad 'Hardy' reports from Egypt where a group of musical troubadours take the temperature on the country's rebuild.

While Dennis Allen's empire crumbles around him and the police close in, Fraser is called to defend his old friend Lewis Moran against a pub shooting charge.