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	August and September 2005

	29th September 2005: Tony Blair

			John Humphrys discusses anti-terror legislation with the Prime Minister at the Labour Party Conference.


	22nd September 2005: Trevor Phillips

			Head of the Commission for Racial Equality, Trevor Phillips, on racial segregation in Britain.


	21st September 2005: Charles Kennedy

			We talk to the Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy about his leadership style.


	16th September 2005: Tony Blair

			Prime Minister Tony Blair tells us what he wants to achieve in his final years in power and who will take over from him.


	19th August 2005: American TV veteran visits London.

			Former CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite is in London making a film about the city.


	18th August 2005: The only living artist in our paintings poll.

			David Hockney on what it feels like to be the only living painter with a work in our Greatest Paintings poll.


	5th August 2005: Galloway on the London bomb attacks.

			Anti-war MP George Galloway says the London attacks can't be separated from the invasion of Iraq.


	4th August 2005: Tube blast survivor speak of bomb horrors.

			On the four-week anniversary of the bombs, Garri Holness talks about his experience at King's Cross.

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