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 |  0607 | What can we expect from the meeting between Ariel Sharon and George Bush?
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 |  0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. |  |
 |  0631 | President Bush has given a live news conference on television. Justin Webb reports. |  |
 |  0634 | Foreign nationals are being urged to leave Iraq because of the violence there. |  |
 |  0636 | It's Election Day in South Africa. Barnaby Phillips reports.
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 |  0639 | Police are claiming Operation Ore has saved hundreds of children from paedophiles.
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 |  0641 | The RMT union is threatening to strike after only a 3% pay increase. Stephen Cape.
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 |  0646 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Italy. |  |
 |  0651 | Should other African countries follow Uganda and conduct their own research in to GM crops?
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 |  0653 | The Education Secretary Charles Clarke will address teachers at the NASUWT annual conference.
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 |  0709 | Hear extracts of President Bush's overnight press conference, plus Republican pollster Frank Luntz on his performance.
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 |  0715 | More than 100 children saved from further sexual abuse: The National Crime Squad react to Operation Ore, targeting child pornography. |  |
 |  0720 | Would you know how protect yourself against a terrorist attack? The new kit you can purchase. |  |
 |  0724 | The Palestinian Foreign Minister on Ariel Sharon's plans to close Israeli settlements in Gaza. |  |
 |  0732 | The RMT union and Network Rail on the union's decision to ballot its members over a 3% pay rise offer. |  |
 |  0743 | Were you born in May? If so, then you could have been born lucky.
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 |  0746 | Will the African National Congress (ANC) win a third term in office? Barnaby Phillips is live at a Soweto polling station.
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 |  0752 | Education Secretary Charles Clarke, ahead of his speech to the NASUWT conference today.
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 |  0810 | 'The consequences of failure in Iraq are unthinkable': President Bush faces the press. Colleen Graffy of Republicans Abroad, former British Ambassador to the UN Crispin Tickell and Liberal Democrat Foreign Affairs spokesman Sir Menzies Campbell. |  |
 |  0822 | What can we learn about political machinations from Westminster fiction? House of Cards author Michael Dobbs and Ann Widdecombe. |  |
 |  0835 | Hear from the Acting Israeli Ambassador to the UK ahead of Ariel Sharon's meeting with President Bush.
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 |  0845 | What's happening to our satsumas? Greg Wood with more.
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 |  0848 | Do pressure groups induce "chemiphobia", an irrational fear of chemicals? |  |
 |  0852 | Benefit payment concerns: Kim Catcheside reports. |  |
 |  0855 | SA Elections: Archbishop Desmond Tutu and author Robert Guest on what the ANC have achieved in South Africa.
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