Obama defends world tour
Jul 26 - U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama has defended his decision to take a world tour despite signs it hasn't helped his popularity at home.
Obama received a rock star-style reception in many European countries. His final stop was Britain where he met British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
The two men talked about a range of topics including the Middle East, climate change, terrorism and financial markets.
Soni Legg reports.
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