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The US said the international community was running out of patience with Iran. Jon Leyne reports.

JON LEYNE: But what you also seem to be implying is that, without agreement over water, there's no peace deal.

Witnesses said most of the eight-man group arrived by helicopter on Friday near the eastern city of Benghazi, from where Jon Leyne reports.

The BBC's Jon Leyne, in eastern Libya, says the region appears to be wholly under opposition control and people are deliriously happy.

Iran says its nuclear programme is peaceful, but Western countries suspect that it's secretly developing nuclear weapons. Jon Leyne reports.

JON LEYNE: From the earliest age, Israeli children are taught - here by the muppets - not to waste this precious resource.

JON LEYNE: Israel celebrates its latest advance in water technology like a military victory.

The apparent breakthrough was announced by the Qatari prime minister after a meeting in Cairo, from where Jon Leyne reports.

JON LEYNE: But from what you're saying, you can't do that, because you would then endanger your water supply.

The BBC also became a target, with the expulsion of its resident correspondent, John Leyne, on Sunday.

JON LEYNE: Everything depends on the water.

JON LEYNE: Sure enough, it tastes - well, just like drinking water.

The BBC correspondent Jon Leyne was expelled last week.

JON LEYNE: On a nearby kibbutz, you can see the other side of Israel's water revolution.

John Leyne sent this report from outside the court.

Here's our Tehran correspondent Jon Leyne.

Jon Leyne reports from Cairo.

JON LEYNE: Sure enough, there's just a filthy sewage outlet where once the mighty Jordan thundered through the valley:

JON LEYNE: At a nearby school, an idea so simple the kids could have thought of it:

JON LEYNE: But that's where the Palestinian water adviser Fadia Diabes fundamentally disagrees:

JON LEYNE: So I asked Fadia Diabes, a water adviser to the Palestinian authority, about the politics of water: