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| |  | | "For God's sake, can you shut up for the summer and let me get on with my job?": John Prescott's message to Labour dissenters.
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| |  | | Former Ministers, Peter Mandelson and Clare Short on the role of the MOD and BBC in the tragic death of Dr David Kelly.
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| |  | | Health Secretary John Reid speaks to us about the latest star-ratings for hospitals in England, the most successful of which will be eligible for foundation status.
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| |  | | With crack-cocaine use on the increase, are our current drugs laws working? Raphael Rowe speaks to a crack addict.
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| |  | | Many social workers have criticised the appointment of new Minister for Children, Margaret Hodge following failures at Islington Social Services during her time as leader of the Council.
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| |  | | Defence Secretary, Geoff Hoon and John Major on the difficulties facing British troops following the deaths of soldiers in Southern Iraq.
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| |  | | Peter Hain joins us after waking up to find his comments on raising income tax have caused something of a stir. But is Labour planning to put up tax or not? We attempt to get an answer.
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| |  | | Latif Yahia was for five years a body double for Saddam Hussein's son Uday. He escaped from Iraq during the last Gulf war and he's bringing out a book about his experiences. He's on the line from Manchester.
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| |  | | "rogue elements..."
"It is quite frankly a disgrace that the leadership of those intelligence security services ... should have had their integrity impugned over the last week by one or two unnamed individuals who claim to be associated."
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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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