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Choose an audio clip听you would like to listen to from the most recent programme.
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Is there any sympathy in听other countries for the听aims of the terrorist kidnappers听in Iraq? Michael Buchanan is at the UN. |
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 0610 |
Could fewer companies soon be able to opt out of the rule limiting the听working week to 48 hours? |
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 0615 |
The听business news with Greg Wood. |
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 0626 |
The听sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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 0632 |
Could there be a glimmer of hope for British captive听Ken Bigley? Karen Allen is in Iraq. |
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 0635 |
Pensions and crime are on the agenda at the Liberal Democrats' conference today. Terry Stiastny. |
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 0638 |
The Immigration Service says it has broken a major criminal network arranging听fake marriages in Britain. Danny Shaw. |
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The听Scottish National Party begins its conference in Inverness today. Colin Blane is there. |
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A review of听today's papers both in Britain and Mauritania. |
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What happens later in life to babies who are very听premature? Professor Neil Marlow of Nottingham University. |
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More than 700 people are now known to have died in听Haiti after Tropical storm Jeanne. Jeremy Cooke has the latest. |
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Should听Britain be worried that there will soon be more than 50,000听mobile phone masts in this country? |
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 0708 |
Labour MP Peter Kilfoyle, who has been in contact with the family of British captive Ken Bigley, relays how they are feeling. |
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 0712 |
Lib Dem MP Mark Oaten on the meaning of his new expression, 'tough liberalism'. |
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 0715 |
A听business update with Greg Wood. |
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 0718 |
Alison Hawes of the Countryside Alliance on what is on the agenda at the annual conference of the Association of National Park Authorities. |
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 0726 |
The听sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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 0734 |
Director of the Registrars Service in Brent, Mark Rimmer, on the breaking of a criminal network arranging听fake marriages. |
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 0740 |
Do Conference delegates see Charles Kennedy as a听future Prime Minister? Andrew Cooper from pollsters Populus. |
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 0744 |
Why is a new听time capsule being buried in Oxford today causing such a puzzle? |
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 0752 |
Ken Bigley comes from Liverpool. What effect is his being held having on the relationship between听Christians and Muslims in the city? |
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 0810 |
Paul Bigley, Kenneth Bigley's brother, talks about his brother's听capivity plus Liberal Democrat leader听Charles Kennedy on the hostage situation and whether he thinks the party conference is a success. Andrew Marr summarises it. |
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 0825 |
The听sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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 0833 |
Former Israeli Prime Minister听Ehud Barak on the situation in the Middle East. |
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 0841 |
A听business update with Greg Wood. |
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 0844 |
Could tensions across the Channel between听President Chirac and his Chancellor, Mr Sarkozy, lead to a change of power in 2007? |
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 0849 |
Would you prefer to receive a text message or a greeting card? |
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 0855 |
Michael White, Political Editor of the Guardian and George Jones, Political Editor of the Daily Telegraph, sum up the Liberal Democrat conference. |
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