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	June and July 2006

	26th July: Home Secretary John Reid

			Home Secretary John Reid talks to us for the first time about year zero at the Home Office.


	21st July: The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams

			The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams tells us why he condemns the escalating violence in the Middle East.


	6th July: John Prescott

			I will not quit: John Prescott gives his first broadcast interview since his political troubles began.


	22nd of June: Al Gore talks to us about climate change

			The former American Vice-President Al Gore, speaks to us about climate change, politics and his documentary, An Inconvenient Truth.


	14th of June: Forest Gate Police Raid

			We speak to Chief Superintendent Ali Dizaei of the Metroplolitan Police, and the former home secretary David Blunkett, about the Police raids in Forest Gate.


	5th June 2006: Sister of Margaret Hassan talks to Today

			The family of Margaret Hassan, the aid worker kidnapped and murdered in Iraq, break their silence to accuse the government of causing her death by refusing to speak to her captors.


	2nd June 2006: John Negroponte Interview

			In his first interview outside the USA since taking office as Director of National Intelligence, John Negroponte talks exclusively to Today.

August and September 2006

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