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0607 | It looks as if we are going to get a new-look lottery, Our Media Correspondent, Torin Douglas has the details. | |
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0614 | BBC Rome Correspondent, David Willey on Silvio Berlusconi's controversial comments at the beginning of Italy's six month presidency of the EU. | |
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0618 | Greg Wood has a round-up of today's business news. | |
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0630 | The Conservatives are revealing new policies on drugs and crime today. BBC Political Correspondent, Norman Smith has the details.
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0635 | Members of the European Parliament want Silivio Berlusconi to apologise for his performance yesterday - but will he? Europe Correspondent Tim Franks. | |
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0649 | There are new concerns that Albanian people-traffickers are targetting Britain.. Social Affairs Correspondent, Barnie Choudhury has the details. | |
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0641 | Peter Donaldson has a review of today's papers. | |
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0644 | Our Parliamentary Correspondent Mark Darcy reports on last nights vote in the House of Lords on the controversial Communications Bill. | |
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0653 | Why is the anger in Iraq against British and US troops not diminishing? Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Mike Williams looks to see if history can provide the answer.. | |
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| Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell on the government proposals which will 'vitalise' the lottery. | |
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0716 | Free press is now emerging in Iraq. Ismael Zayer is the Editor of Al-Sabah 'The Morning of the Dawn'. | |
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0718 | The Chief Medical Officer, Liam Donaldson explains what measures are needed to ensure Britain remains free of West Nile Virus. | |
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0730 | There's a desperate trade in people from Albania, trying to escape poverty. How does Britain respond to this? We speak to Immigration Minister, Beverley Hughes. | |
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0741 | The most famous football shirt in the world is...number 23. Does this number have any other significance? Tom Feilden and Professor Marcus De Sautoy discuss. | |
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0750 | We speak to the Martin Schultz, the German MEP at the receiving end of President Berlusconi's personal attack. Alessandro Mussolini is an Italian MP. | |
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0810 | Leader of the Conservative Party, Iain Duncan Smith announces a new radical policy on drugs and crime. | |
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0820 | In today's climate of the internet and computer games, can radio still appeal to children? Ruth Gardner is Editor of the BBC's Children's Unit and Sue Arnold is the radio critic for the Observer.
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0830 | Chief Constable of Suffolk, Alistair McWhirter believes enforcing a ban on fox hunting will be very difficult. | |
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0838 | What's the latest in the 'dossier' row? Andrew Marr has been talking to former Armed Forces Minister, Sir Nicholas Soames. | |
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0854 | Clare Short takes some time off from reporting to see Rwandan's famous mountain gorillas. She found their keepers working hard to counter the growing threat from poachers...
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