BBC Micro News for Saturday 4th July 2009
Organ donationWhy a sick mother couldn't be helped by her daughter
- Obama rues 'bitter' voter remark
US presidential hopeful Barack Obama says his description of "bitter" working-class voters was ill-chosen.
- Iran pressed to free campaigner
A letter published in Iran calls for the immediate release of women's rights campaigner Khadijeh Moghaddam.
- Ospreys beat Tigers to win EDF Cup
James Hook inspires the Ospreys to a 23-6 victory in the EDF Energy Cup final against Leicester at Twickenham.
- Women dominate Spanish cabinet
Spain's prime minister unveils a cabinet with more women than men, including a rising star as defence minister.
- 'World peace' hitcher is murdered
A female Italian artist hitch-hiking to the Middle East to promote world peace is murdered in Turkey.
- Brown 'a tiny dot on this world'
Zimbabwe leader Robert Mugabe calls Gordon Brown a "tiny dot on this world" after criticism by the prime minister.
- Football: Queen of the South into Cup final
Queen of the South reach their first ever Scottish Cup final by winning a seven-goal thriller against Aberdeen.
- Live - EDF Energy Cup final
Holders Leicester take on the Ospreys in a repeat of the 2007 final at Twickenham.
- Appeal over teenage beauty queen
A mother appeals for help in tracing a 17-year-old beauty queen, who has been missing for a week.
- Mother denied daughter's organs
A mother from West Yorkshire who suffers from kidney failure is refused her dying daughter's organs.
- Live - Premier League
Relegation-threatened Birmingham meet Everton, while rivals Bolton and Fulham are also in action.
- Breaking the bank
Zimbabwe - where a drink costs Z$200m
- Live - Scottish Cup semi-final
Queen of the South meet Aberdeen in the first of the Scottish Cup semi-finals on Saturday.
- Baghdad clashes 'kill 13 gunmen'
US and Iraqi forces kill 13 militants in fighting in Baghdad's Sadr City, as a two-week blockade is lifted.
