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 |  0610 | The Palestinian PM, who seems to be having difficulties with Yasser Arafat, has decided to stay. Our correspondent Orla Guerin.
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 |  0615 | This has been declared European Pain Week. Adam Brimelow is our health correspondent.
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 |  0620 | Greg Wood with the Business News. |  |
 |  0635 | Iain Duncan Smith goes on the offensive over allegations about the way he ran his office - our political correspondent is Norman Smith. |  |
 |  0638 | Another attempt to get the peace talks back on track in Northern Ireland. Kevin Connolly is our Ireland Correspondent.
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 |  0640 | Now, for a review of today's papers, here's Alison Roper. |  |
 |  0645 | Today's world press review comes from Bali and our corr Jonathan Head.
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 |  0650 | Migrant Helpline says asylum seekers are being pushed into starvation and crime. Angus Crawford reports.
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 |  0655 | Is the cabinet split over ID cards? We speak to Labour MP's David Winnick and Nick Palmer. |  |
 |  0658 | A new breakthrough in transplanting ovarian tissue offers hope to women with cancer. Our science reporter Matt McGrath. |  |
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 |  0700 | How much does chronic pain problems cost the European economy? We speak to Harald Breivik of the International Association for the Study of Pain. |  |
 |  0720 | Will the reconstruction of Iraq be successful? We ask Brian Wilson MP.
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 |  0725 | Should schools make their pupils wear uniforms? The Education Minister Ivan Lewis thinks so. |  |
 |  0730 | We speak to the Bishop of Worcester about homosexuality and the Anglican church.
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 |  0740 | Nicola Stanbridge reports on how mobile phones are changing the way we perceive sound. |  |
 |  0750 | Lord Tebbit and Martin Bell discuss Iain Duncan Smith's leadership. |  |
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 |  0810 | Is the necessary investment getting through to Iraq? We speak to Shadow Foreign Secretary Michael Ancram. |  |
 |  0820 | Has the liberalisation in sexual attitudes muddied the waters in the rape debate? We speak to Julie Bindel & Melanie Phillips. |  |
 |  0830 | Milly Dowler's parents tell us about their child safety campaign. |  |
 |  0847 | A business update with Greg Wood. |  |
 |  0852 | We speak to the winner of the Stirling Prize for architecture.
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 |  0855 | Sir Ranulph Fiennes tells us about his new biography on Captain Scott. |  |
 |  0858 | The Hutton Inquiry reconvenes today. Our correspondent Jane Peel. |  |
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