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	October and November 2005

	12th November 2005: Bernard Henri-Levy

			The French philosopher Bernard Henri-Levy discusses the causes of the anger and resentment that sparked the riots in France; should we blame Islam or poverty?


	10th November 2005: Sir Christopher Meyer

			Sir Christopher Meyer gives us his first interview since he penned and published the scathing, candid account of his six years as the British Ambassador in Washington.


	3rd November 2005: The Terrorism Bill

			We speak to Michael Howard and the Home Secretary Charles Clarke on David Blunkett's resignation and anti-terror legislation.


	27th October 2005: HRH Prince Charles talks to 'Today'

			In a rare interview, the Prince of Wales pleas over climate change.


	25th October 2005: King and Queen of Norway

			King Harald and Queen Sonja of Norway speaks to Ed Stourton.


	21st October 2005: David Cameron and David Davis

			Tory leadership hopefuls David Cameron and David Davis talk about their policies.


	21st October 2005: Dr John Sentamu

			Dr John Sentamu, the UK's first black archbishop, gives us his first broadcast interview since his appointment.


	14th October 2005: The Arctic Icecap

			A report published last month made the shocking claim that the Arctic ice cap could disappear by the end of the century.


	6th October 2005: Michael Howard

			Outgoing leader, Michael Howard , reviews the Tory Conference.

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