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| |  | | As the IRA declares a permanent ceasefire, Lord Tebbit, who was injured when the IRA bombed the Grand Hotel in Brighton 20 years ago, reflects on the victims of terrorism.
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| |  | | In a rare interview, Marie Fatayi-Williams - the Nigerian whose son was killed in the Tavistock Square bomb - reacts to the London attacks.
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| |  | | Met police commissioner Sir Ian Blair on the implications of the London bombings for the UK security.
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| |  | | Survivors share their experiences in the aftermath of the London bombings.
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| |  | | The Home Secretary, Charles Clarke, responds to the terrorist attacks on London and their implications for national security.
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| |  | | Senator John McCain, the Republican Senator for Arizona who challenged Bush for the Republican Presidential nomination in 2000, discusses the G8 summit, climate change, Iraq, and his presidential hopes.
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| |  | | A Today programme report reveals that the ambulance service is disguising poor performance to meet government targets. The Health Minister Lord Warner joins us.
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| |  | | Are Britain's armed forces stretched beyond the limit? The answer to that question seems to be yes. Shadow defence secretary Michael Ancram and Armed forces minister Adam Ingram.
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| |  | | The chancellor Gordon Brown is meeting the G8 finance ministers who are in London today.
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| |  | | Our exclusive interview with one of the two women convicted of abusing a child they thought was a witch.
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| |  | | Chairman of PostCom, Nigel Stapleton, and the Chief Executive of Royal Mail, Adam Crozier, dispute the need to cap the rise in stamp prices.
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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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