Celebrity watchers and dutiful subjects of the royal family take note: This Sunday it will be exactly 90 days until 'the' wedding between Prince Harry and American actor Meghan Markle.

When Siobhan Heanue set off to live and work in India, little did she suspect that the most hostile thing she would encounter would be the polluted air she breathes every day.

North American correspondent Stephanie March was intrigued and excited found a different Guantanamo Bay than she expected 16 years after 9-11, but it was what she couldn't see that left her wondering.

On Correspondents Report: Guantanamo Bay 16 years after 9/11; Air pollution stacks up as the biggest foreign posting hazard in New Delhi; and 90 days and counting until the next big royal wedding - Harry and Meghan.

In the coming years, China's box office will surpass Hollywood, making it the biggest film market in the world. And China's government wants moviegoers to watch as much home-grown cinema as possible.

Last weekend more than 100 million people who were watching America's NFL Super Bowl were treated to a taste of Australia as part of their viewing experience. How was the multi-million dollar ad received?

In 1979, Jeremy Thorpe, the former leader of Britain's Liberal Party, went on trial for conspiracy to murder, accused of hiring a hitman to kill a former gay lover who was threatening to destroy his political career. They were the most serious charges ever levelled against a member of the House of Commons.

On Correspondent’s Report: The extraordinary story of the Thorpe affair; China’s domestic market growing, challenging Hollywood and influencing the nation; And how was Australia's tourism ad at the Super Bowl received in the US?

The Zimbabwean government is offering land leases in an effort to lure departed commercial farmers home to re-start the nation's agricultural industry.

This northern winter, Europe Correspondent James Glenday and cameraman Joe Sheffer found themselves in the mountains of Norway shivering, shaking, waiting for the one perfect shot to complete their TV piece.