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Page last updated at 09:06 GMT, Saturday, 21 November 2009 News Feeds Cordoba, the city with many faiths The historic clash of Muslims, Christians and Jews in Cordoba in southern Spain has left the city with a tangled legacy, David Edmonds finds. Country profile: Spain New realities for ancient Timbuktu With talk of North African Islamists extending their operations into Mali, Andrew Harding travels to the tourist-draw city of Timbuktu to find out what the locals think. France's love of rogues and rule breakers The French believe laws are made to be broken and are apt to make heroes of villains, explains Emma Jane Kirby. Country profile: France MEET THE CORRESPONDENTS Who inspired Hugh Sykes to become a journalist? Caroline Wyatt recounts her scariest moment Why Mark Mardell has a passion for politics Which trip had the biggest impact on David Loyn? Where did Bridget Kendall face a tank battle? Humphrey Hawksley reveals key reporter skills RECENT FEATURES Hungary's loss Remembering WWII victims of Soviet labour camps Painful process Getting US health insurance is one big headache Identity crisis France asks itself what it means to be French LATEST DESPATCHES Andrew Harding in Mali David Edmonds in Spain Jo Fidgen in Zambia Emma Jane Kirby in France Kieran Cooke in America Podcast Download or subscribe to this programme's podcast Follow From Our Own Correspondent on Twitter to get tweets from the team WORLD HEADLINES Sri Lanka refugees 'to be freed' Large Hadron Collider works again China mine blast death toll rises Vatican talks over Anglican plan US couple admit spying for Cuba