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| |  | | Do we have a moral duty to prevent the spread of climate change? We hear from the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and Margaret Beckett, the Secretary of State for the Environment.
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| |  | | Kenneth Clarke, who is in charge of the Conservative Party's democracy task force, and the Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer discuss the reform of the House of Lords.
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| |  | | Francis Fukuyama, Professor of International Political Economy at Johns Hopkins Univ. and author of "The End of History", has written a new book - "After the Neocons".
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| |  | | As the loans for peerage scandal intensifies, we speak to one of the lenders, Dr Chai Patel, about party funding.
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| |  | | Former leader of the Conservative party Michael Howard has announced that he is leaving the Commons at the next election..
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| |  | | The United Nations security council is talking about Iran today and the Foreign Secretary Jack Straw is making a speech here about it. He talks to the programme about the biggest diplomatic crisis facing the world today.
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| |  | | Charles Clarke explains the new skills assessment of migrant workers coming to Britain from outside the EU.
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| |  | | Our reporter Jon Manel has conducted the only interview with a current detainee at Guantanamo Bay. US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy, Colleen Graffy, reacts to the interview.
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| |  | | The new leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Menzies Campbell, speaks to us about his election and the Spring Party Conference this weekend.
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| |  | | The relatives of murder victims feel they're getting a raw deal from the criminal justice system according to the organisation Victim Support. Frances Lawrence, the widow of the murdered school teacher Philip Lawrence, speaks to the programme.
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| |  | | The Archbishop talks of Guantanamo Bay, is critical of Britian's handling of the threat from terrorism and talks hearteningly and more widely of justice and morality in the modern world.
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| |  | | Secretary of State for Scotland and transport, Alistair Darling, talks about Labour's defeat in the Dunfirmline and West Fife by-election
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| |  | | Jack Straw talks about Iraq, Iran, and the victory of Hamas in the Palestinian elections.
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