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| |  | | Hear our interview with Conservative party leader David Cameron where he hits back hard at his party critics.
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| |  | | Is there ever a reason to show someone dying on television? Barbara Pointon believes it was right in the case of her husband Malcolm's death from Alzheimers.
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| |  | | After 16 months no-one is to face charges in the cash for honours investigation. John McTernan and Sir Menzies Campbell.
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| |  | | We speak to Alastair Campbell about the publication of his diary, spin and the Blair premiership.
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| |  | | We speak to Alan Johnston after his release as he crosses from Gaza into Israel, and to the BBC's Director-General, Mark Thompson.
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| |  | | How can Gordon Brown rebuild the trust between the government and the public? We speak to the new Justice Secretary Jack Straw.
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| |  | | Britain's ambassador to Afghanistan, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, has warned it could take decades for democracy to take root in the country.
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| |  | | The Human Tissue and Embryo Bill has got both sides of the abortion debate gearing up for a fight. We speak to MP's Dr Evan Harris and Ann Widdecombe.
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| |  | | 40 years on from the Arab-Israeli war, the Middle East is still living with its unresolved consequences. We hear from Israel's Deputy Prime Minister, Shimon Peres, on how events have unfolded since 1967.
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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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