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| |  | | "I think it is perfectly fair for you to draw the conclusion that I don't accept all of the report": Greg Dyke, after his departure from the BBC in the wake of the Hutton Report.
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| |  | | 'The threat from Al Qaeda remains significant': listen to Cofer Black's rare interview with Gordon Corera.
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| |  | | A former senior official at the U.S State Department accuses President Bush of attacking Iraq under false pretences.
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| |  | | With the crucial vote looming - are the government facing defeat over top up fees? Education Secretary, Charles Clarke.
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| |  | | John Prescott reflects on the result of our Listeners' Law and explains what he does when he runs the country...
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| |  | | 105 year old Fred Lloyd is one of the few remaining vets from the 'great wars'. He reflects on the impact and aftermath of armed conflict.
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| |  | | This week Ian Huntley received life for the murders of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman. Maxine Carr's solicitor on her punishment and future.
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| |  | | The Chancellor, Gordon Brown discusses the worrying increase in borrowing and whether we should expect further tax rises.
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| |  | | John Le Carre gives a rare interview to James Naughtie - He describes his new book 'Absolute Friends' which is a fierce polemic against American Policy.
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Our less memorable moments
These infamous sound clips have risen from the Today vaults again to haunt our newsreaders and presenters. Listen and enjoy!
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