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 0607 |
Who is听leading in the run up to the听Australian elections tomorrow? Phil Mercer. |
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 0610 |
Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt apologised last night for the听intelligence failures before the war in Iraq. Terry Stiastny. |
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 0615 |
The听business news with Rebecca Marston. |
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 0626 |
The听sports news with Steve May. |
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 0632 |
A car bomb has exploded outside a听hotel听in Egyptkilling at least 12 people. James Reynolds. |
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 0635 |
Iraqi Interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi says that there may be听hope for听hostage听Ken Bigley. Karen Allen. |
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 0638 |
Round two of the听US presidential election debates takes place in St Louis tonight. Justin Webb. |
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 0641 |
A review of听today's papers both in Britain and Russia. |
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 0646 |
The people of听Afghanistan will get their first chance to vote in free elections tomorrow. Andrew North. |
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 0649 |
A recent study has shown that an alarming听cocktail of industrial chemicals build up in our bodies听from an early age.听Tom Feilden. |
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 0652 |
A bomb has exploded outside the听Indonesian Embassy in Paris. Caroline Wyatt. |
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 0708 |
Former Mayor of Eliat in Israel,听Rafi Hochman, on the car bomb in Egypt. |
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 0711 |
Harvey Marcovitch from the Royal College of Paediatricians and Mark Mullins from Lawyers Christian Fellowship on yesterday's ruling in the Charlotte Wyatt case. |
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 0717 |
Oil prices hit a new high yesterday. Rebecca Marston has the details. |
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 0719 |
What did Claude Hanks Dreelsmah conclude from his investigation into corruption of the UN's 'Oil For Food' programme? |
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 0723 |
The听sports news with Steve May. |
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 0734 |
Chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality Trevor Phillips on why he thinks there is an听apartheid between rural and urban听Britain. |
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 0734 |
Editor of the听Bloomsbury English Dictionary Dr Kathy Rooney on the semantics of听party leaders'听conference speeches. |
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Could the Government's policy on听university admissions听infringe听human rights legislation? |
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 0810 |
An update on the听explosions in Egypt,with James Reynolds on the Israel-Egypt border. |
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 0816 |
Edward Mortimer, Kofi Annan's director of communications, on the allegations of corruption in the Oil of Food programme. |
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 0823 |
Singer听Elvis Costello talks about听his听orchestral score听for a new听ballet of听'A Midsummer Night's Dream.' |
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 0827 |
The听sports news with Steve May. |
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 0832 |
Conservative party policy co-ordinator David Cameron on the听apology from Patricia Hewitt last night. |
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 0840 |
Kate Clark听reports on the re-emergence of听al-Qaida commander Tahir Yuldash. |
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 0843 |
A听business update with Rebecca Marston. |
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 0846 |
She's just won the Noble Prize - so why is Austrian writer听Elfriede Jelineck still unhappy? |
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 0850 |
How should Italy stem the flow of听migrants from North Africa? Mike Donkins reports. |
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 0855 |
MPs Stephen Pound and Sarah Teather, and Conservative prospective parliamentary candidate听Iain Dale summarise the end of the party conference season. |
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