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| |  | | Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London, has courted controversy. Whilst fighting for a third term he faces accusations that he has misused public money.
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| |  | | Schools minister Jim Knight tells us why he thinks there is evidence to suggest some schools in England are breaking the law on pupil admissions.
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| |  | | Gordon Brown tells us why he wants the NHS to focus more on preventing illness and whether he has enjoyed being the Prime Minister so far.
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| |  | | Should parliament have a say on the declaration of future wars? We ask two seasoned Whitehall warriors, Lord Guthrie and Sir Kevin Tebbit.
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| |  | | In his first interview since the MET was found guilty of putting the public at risk over the Stockwell shooting, we speak to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner.
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| |  | | The chair of the equality and human rights commission Trevor Phillips stands up for nativity plays in our primary schools.
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| |  | | A brilliant paediatrician or an arrogant man with attitudinal problems? We speak to the banned doctor David Southall.
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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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