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| |  | | Edward Stourton looks at the issues affecting Iraq in the run up to this Sunday's election and talks with Edward Chaplin, Britain's ambassador to Iraq.
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| |  | | The Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer, on the government's proposed changes to the Family Justice System.
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| |  | | Bob Satchwell, Director of the Society of Editors and Times columnist Simon Jenkins discuss whether, as the Duchess of York told this programme, the media should lay off Prince Harry.
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| |  | | Prime Minister Tony Blair on the tsunami and the Labour Party's plans for 2005.
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| |  | | World's worst disaster: Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, responds to the crisis in Asia which has been caused by a tsunami.
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| |  | | What impact will yesterday's decision to cancel the play Bezhti Dishonour have on freedom of speech? Fiona MacTaggart, Minister for Race Equality.
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| |  | | Following David Blunkett's resignation the new Home Secretary is appointed. Charles Clarke on the legacy of Mr Blunkett.
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| |  | | Former MI6 officer Alastair Crooke on the purpose of the new organisation called Conflict Forum.
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| |  | | Chancellor Gordon Brown on his pre-budget speech on the 2nd December and where he is going to get another £2bn.
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