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| |  | | Jack Straw is the new leader of the Commons . We ask how he is going to tackle the thorny issue of party political funds, and his plans for reform of the House of Lords.
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| |  | | What caused four young men to become bombers in London last year? Two Home Office reports published today on the attacks will look at their motivation, as well as the events of that day. We speak to the former Home Secretary, David Blunkett .
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| |  | | The chancellor Gordon Brown talks about the local election results and the government reshuffle due to be announced later in the day.
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| |  | | The Home Secretary, Charles Clarke, talks about the discovery that foreign prisoners have been released without being deported.
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| |  | | On the Queen's 80th birthday, her close friend Countess Mountbatten reflects on her reign.
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| |  | | How do you stop young people getting drawn into terrorism? We speak to Baroness Uddin, a Labour Peer, and Dominic Grieve, the Shadow Attorney General.
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