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| |  | | The Home Secretary and Shadow Home Secretary on the immigration row and whether Beverly Hughes should resign.
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| |  | | Richard Clarke, anti-terror adviser to four US presidents, says the White House was obsessed with attacking Iraq.
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| |  | | The Chancellor of the Exchequer talks to us about his latest budget and how he plans to fund his spending by cutting costs in the Civil Service.
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| |  | | Reports suggest that the Chief Scientific Adviser to the government has been 'gagged' following controversial comments. Is this true? We ask him...
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| |  | | Admiral Lord Boyce the former Chief of the Defence Staff on why he questioned the legal status of the war against Iraq.
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| |  | | Following the major bomb attacks in Iraq we ask Britain's most senior diplomat in Iraq, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, will peace ever be achieved?
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| |  | | Former Cabinet Minister Clare Short alleges that British secret services spied on the UN headquarters during the run up to the war against Iraq.
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| |  | | Hear the extended interview with the Libyan Prime Minister Mr Shukri Ghanem on the Lockerbie bombing and the death of WPC Yvonne Fletcher.
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| |  | | Former envoy Terry Waite talks to us about his first return to Beirut since his release 12 years ago.
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| |  | | It's 100 days since Michael Howard took as Conservative Party leader. So what's the verdict? David Cowling, party donor Stuart Wheeler and Lord Heseltine.
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| |  | | Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon on why the PM didn't know the 45 minute Iraq WMD claim only referred to battlefield weapons when the Commons debated going to war.
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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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