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| It's expected to be a close vote on the Higher Education Bill tomorrow. | |
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0610 | Six British cavers held in a Mexican prison for the last three days are on their way home.
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood.
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0633 | Another immigration row has broken out. Our political correspondent is Norman Smith. | |
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0637 | It's the final day of evidence at the Bichard Inquiry into vetting procedures.
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0640 | The latest wave of suicide bombings in Uzbekistan has killed 19 people and injured 26. | |
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0642 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Rome.
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0645 | Michael Howard has challenged Tony Blair to hold a referendum on the E.U Constitution.
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0650 | Could the Hubble Space Telescope be replaced by a World Space Observatory?
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0707 | The Immigration Advisory Service responds to claims made by a whistleblower at the British Consulate in Bucharest that officials are overlooking forged immigration documents. | |
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0712 | Will an amendment be passed tomorrow removing top up fees from the Higher Education Bill? | |
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0720 | Sir Richard Branson has bid for the Flying Scotsman locomotive. | |
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0733 | A 13 year old girl recalls her encounter with Ian Huntley as the Bichard Inquiry finishes hearing evidence.
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0743 | Can a local football league really ban a local paper from reporting 'trouncings'?
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0750 | Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Charles Kennedy, on the benefits of living in a liberal (with a small 'l') century. | |
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0810 | Home Secretary David Blunkett and Shadow Home Secretary David Davies on Immigration and whether Home Office Minster Beverley Hughes should resign.
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0822 | BBC Presenter, Nick Clarke, reflects on the life of Alistair Cooke. | |
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0833 | Keith Hellawell, former chief constable for West Yorkshire police and Dr John Dunford on the Bichard Inquiry. | |
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0836 | Rolls Royce opens its first car dealership in Moscow.
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0842 | Former French Prime Minister Edith Cresson and P.Y. Gerbeau on the French election results.
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0847 | We reflect on the genocide in Rwanda 10 years ago where millions of people were killed.
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0855 | A final tribute to the broadcaster Alistair Cooke who has died at the age of 95.
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