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| |  | | Today the government publishes details of the new asylum bill - the plan outlines how they aim to reduce asylum applications. Home Secretary, David Blunkett.
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| |  | | John Humphrys questions the Foreign Secretary about the bombings of the British Embassy and HSBC building in Istanbul.
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| |  | | Veteran CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite was credited with helping to convince LBJ Vietnam was un-winnable. Hear what he thinks of Iraq.
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| |  | | The Lord Chief Justice talks to John Humphrys about how the abolition of the Lord Chancellor could threaten the independence of the judiciary.
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| |  | | Iain Duncan Smith - in his last interview for this programme as Leader of the Tory Party.
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| |  | | The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, discusses the crisis facing the Anglican Church over the row about homosexuality.
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| |  | | Threatened players' boycott after Rio Ferdinand is dropped by the FA after missing drugs test. Seb Coe and Gordon Taylor of the PFA clash the state of football.
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| |  | | The day after his powerful speech at the Labour Party conference, the PM talks about trust, his relationship with the party, Iraq,and the need for public sector reform.
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