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 |  0607 | The cholesterol cutting drugs, Statins, will soon be available without prescription. |  |
 |  0610 | Will the International Olympic Committee give a vote of confidence to Athens today? |  |
 |  0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. |  |
 |  0626 | The sports news with Steve May. |  |
 |  0632 | America reacts to the beheading of a US civilian hostage shown on the internet.
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 |  0637 | Ministers are still questioning who knew what and when about the alleged abuse of Iraqis by British soldiers. Norman Smith reports.
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 |  0640 | Rescuers are still looking for survivors in the rubble of a plastics factory which blew up in Glasgow on Tuesday.
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 |  0643 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Australia.
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 |  0647 | Alastair Campbell was giving evidence to MPs about government communications yesterday.
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 |  0652 | Plaid Cymru launches its local election campaign today.
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 |  0708 | Labour MP Ann McKechin on the rescue operation to free those trapped under the rubble of a plastics factory in Glasgow.
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 |  0714 | How will American politicians respond to the murder of US contractor Nick Berg? |  |
 |  0717 | Roger Knapman is leader of the UK Independence Party which launches its European election campaign today.
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 |  0722 | Neil Kinnock remembers the former Labour party leader John Smith 10 years after his death.
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 |  0726 | The sports news with Steve May. |  |
 |  0733 | Lord Falconer and Richard Thomas, the Information Commissioner, discuss the Freedom of Information Act.
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 |  0744 | Can you help crack a 250 year-old code inscribed into a garden monument at Shugborough Hall? Click here to view the code. |  |
 |  0751 | How will the MoD and Foreign Office be dealing with the claims of alleged Iraqi abuse by British soldiers? Sir Malcolm Rifkind. |  |
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 |  0810 | The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Carey, on the relationship between the West and the Middle East.
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 |  0824 | Where does 'middle age' begin and end?
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 |  0826 | The sports news with Steve May.
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 |  0834 | What will climate scientists and green campaigners make of the new Hollywood blockbuster film 'The Day After Tomorrow?' |  |
 |  0838 | A business update with Greg Wood.
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 |  0841 | Robin Cook and Sir Menzies Campbell discuss their memories of the late former Labour leader John Smith.
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 |  0845 | The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh has won the Gulbenkian Prize for the Museum of the Year.
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 |  0855 | There is increased unrest between Labour back benchers over whether Tony Blair's position is stable. Andrew Marr. |  |
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