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 |  0609 | France is considering sending a team of peace-keepers to Haiti, where the revolt against the president is spreading. |  |
 |  0610 | An American court will decide who will be allowed to purchase the Telegraph newspapers.
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 |  0615 | The Business News with Greg Wood.
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 |  0633 | Britain, France and Germany are meeting in Berlin to discuss boosting job opportunities and economic growth within the EU.
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 |  0635 | Downing Street has a plan for regulating the access of migrant workers from new EU states. |  |
 |  0637 | Senator John Kerry has won the Wisconsin primary in the United States. David Willis. |  |
 |  0639 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Delhi.
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 |  0646 | Russia attempts to reduce the number of people going to university by introducing an entrance exam.
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 |  0649 | Tim Bennett is the National Farmers Union new president. |  |
 |  0652 | Who were the winners and the losers at last night Brit Awards? Henrietta Harrison. |  |
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 |  0707 | What are Britain's plans to restrict the number of migrant workers entering from May 1st? |  |
 |  0716 | Why is the U.K Government refusing to help lawyers who are prosecuting Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai for treason? |  |
 |  0719 | Whatever happened to the eco-warriors? Bob Walker reports. |  |
 |  0722 | Was Henry VIII the first king to play football? Dr Maria Hayward of Southampton University. |  |
 |  0733 | The Dean campaign is sinking. It's now down to the Kerry-Edwards battle. Republican pollster Frank Luntz gives his views.
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 |  0741 | Is the Tricom Centre in Portsmouth the ugliest building in Britain? The architect who designed it and MP Mike Hancock discuss. |  |
 |  0749 | What obligations should the water industry have to improve water quality, reduce pollution and help the environment? The regulator OFWAT must now decide. |  |
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 |  0810 | Britain, France and Germany are meeting today. Other European countries are worried deals may be struck. Trade and Industry Secretary Patricia Hewitt. |  |
 |  0819 | Altering political pictures isn't a new form of propaganda, so why did a photo of Senator John Kerry cause such a stir? |  |
 |  0832 | Hear what Jenny Tonge (Lib Dem MP) has to say about her experience in the West Bank. |  |
 |  0836 | Why is "ski-ing" ("spending the kid's inheritance") becoming so popular? Greg Wood has the details. |  |
 |  0844 | Demonstrations are being held in by women in Iraq demanding increased representation in a new Government. |  |
 |  0848 | A car park in Derby has been named one of the ten most secure places on earth. Hear what the designer of the security system has to say. |  |
 |  0852 | Is becoming a teacher really a way out of the rat-race? The journalist Steve McCormack and Director of Recruitment at the Teacher Training Agency discuss. |  |
 |  0855 | Does Europe need a small group of powerful countries to run the EU when it increases to 25 powers on 1st May? |  |
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