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	February - March 2008

	26th March 2008 - Nicolas Sarkozy, France's President

			The French President Nicolas Sarkozy describes the relationship he would like France to have with Britain in his first British broadcast interview since taking office.


	19th March 2008 - Sir Peter Gershon

			In 2003 Sir Peter Gershon was commissioned by the government to find out how the public sector could become more efficient. Evan Davis talks to him.


	12th March 2008 - Karen Matthews and Craig Meehan

			We speak to Karen Matthews, the mother of missing schoolgirl Shannon Matthews, and her partner, Craig Meehan.


	6th March 2008 - Stanley Madgin

			The father of murdered 18-year-old Samantha Madgin discusses the problem of violent teenage crime.


	29th February 2008 - New Rules on Immigration

			Minister Liam Byrne and Conservative Damian Green debate the validity of Britain adopting Australian immigration practises.


	21st February 2008 - Julie Christie

			In a rare interview we speak to actress Julie Christie about her first starring role for ten years.


	13th February 2008 - Andy Burnham

			Culture Secretary Andy Burnham explains plans to give every school child five hours of "high quality culture" per week.


	8th February 2008 - Kofi Annan

			Kofi Annan, former UN Secretary General, tells us how urgently Africa needs to solve the Kenyan Crisis.


	1st February 2008 - Mark Malloch Brown

			The AU is struggling to exert influence on the crisis in Kenya. We speak to the Foreign Office minister Lord Malloch Brown.

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