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| |  | | Terry Waite on the continued detention of Harry Roberts, who was given a 30 year sentence for murder in 1966.
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| |  | | The U.S is putting forward a UN resolution against the Sudanese Goverment - However is this too little, too late? International Development Secretary, Hilary Benn.
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| |  | | Dr Brian Jones, former head of nuclear biological and chemical intelligence analysis at the Defence Intelligence Staff, on the Iraq dossier and Butler report.
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| |  | | John Humphrys interviews German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder after his meeting with Tony Blair.
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| |  | | Former US President Bill Clinton on the failings of the intelligence services in the U.S and U.K in the run up to the Iraq war.
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| |  | | Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir John Stevens, on his forthcoming retirement in January and his life in the job.
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| |  | | Former governor of the Bank of England, Lord George, on the Monetary Policy Committee meeting about interest rates and his time in the bank.
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| |  | | Are speed cameras a good thing or do they just interfere with our liberties? Chief Constable of North Wales Police, Richard Brunstrom, airs his views.
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| |  | | Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon on the violence in Iraq ahead of the handover of power - scheduled for June 30th.
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| |  | | Former US Democratic Presidential candidate Howard Dean on the findings of the commission investigating the 9/11 attacks and American politics.
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| |  | | The Prime Minister Tony Blair on the forthcoming local and European elections and the UN resolution on Iraq. Jim starts by asking him if he thinks he is an obstacle to the electorate voting Labour.
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| |  | | Sir Jeremy Greenstock gives his first interview since the appointment of the new Iraqi government. He talks about his hopes for life in Iraq post the June 30th handover.
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Our less memorable moments
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