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0607 | Some local councils will find out if their budgets have been capped today. John Andrew.
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0610 | A report is published on the death of a seven year old girl who was killed whilst staying with a man thought to be her father.
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood.
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0632 | The Conservatives launch their European election campaign today. | |
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0637 | George Bush has vowed to do whatever it takes to secure Falluja. | |
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0640 | The government will announce how much exercise we should be doing each day. | |
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0642 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Poland.
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0645 | Some of Tony Blair's allies claim he will serve another full term as Prime Minister if re-elected. | |
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0649 | The Home Office will hold a judicial inquiry into the death of an Asian teenager at Feltham Young Offender Institution.
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0652 | From tomorrow it will be illegal to own a self-contained gas cartridge air gun - but 90% of the guns sold are still missing. | |
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0708 | Health Secretary John Reid on government plans to tackle obesity - and whether the Prime Minister will serve a third term.
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0713 | Ian Johnston, Director of the British Association of Social Workers, on who is to blame for the death of Toni-Ann Byfield. | |
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0716 | Baroness Greenfield hasn't been shortlisted to become a fellow of the Royal Society - is this a case of sour grapes?
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0718 | Edward Mortimer - the head of UN communications responds to President Bush's statement about taking "whatever action is necessary" in Falluja.
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0734 | Sir Jeremy Beecham explains why some authorities will receive a council tax cap - and which police and fire brigade authorites will have to reduce their bills. | |
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0743 | Tough question: Can you turn a tyre's inner tube inside out through a hole in its wall? The Editor of Physics World explains... Click here for an explanation. | |
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0751 | There's some grumbling within the Conservative party over their stance on Europe. Iain Watson has been finding out. | |
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0753 | Are MEPs claiming over the top lavish expenses? Nicola Stanbridge
spoke with MEP Hans-Peter Martin. | |
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0810 | Hear from the father of the E.U constitution, former French President, Valery Giscard d'Estaing. Leader of the opposition, Michael Howard still has reservations. | |
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0834 | The BBC unveils plans for new
TV programmes. Jana Bennett is the BBC's Director of Television.
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0842 | The President of the Confederation of European Agriculture, on the challenges facing the Czech Republic when it joins the EU.
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0844 | Ten French veterans from the 'Kieffer Commando' unit revisit the Scottish Highlands where they trained before the D-Day landings. | |
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0847 | Is extended family making a comeback? Greg Wood.
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0850 | Should old trees be listed like old buildings? Sarah Campbell reports.
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0855 | Is Tony Blair planning a third term in office? Tom Baldwin from The Times and Andrew Rawnsley from The Observer. | |
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