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 |  0607 | Europol are holding a conference on how to tackle the increasingly widespread crime of "honour killing" |  |
 |  0610 | England beat Croatia 4-2 in Lisbon and there was no violence. Damian Grammaticus is there. |  |
 |  0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. |  |
 |  0628 | The sports news with Garry Richardson.
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 |  0632 | The Bichard Inquiry into how Ian Huntley was able to get a job as a school caretaker in Soham is published today. |  |
 |  0635 | Britain and Iran will enter talks today after the Iranian authorities seized three small British Naval vessels and eight sailors. |  |
 |  0638 | Smokers could soon be tested to determine how susceptible they are to lung cancer. |  |
 |  0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Seoul. |  |
 |  0644 | The House of Lords discussed the merits of the controversial Iraqi Politician Ahmed Chalabi. |  |
 |  0652 | Former Commonwealth Secretary-General Chief Emeka Anyaoku on the £100m appeal to build a Flagship for the Commonwealth |  |
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 |  0708 | RMT Union leader Bob Crow explains why his members feel justified in striking next Tuesday leaving rail and tube networks in chaos. |  |
 |  0715 | Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi on what laws his government plans to introduce when power is handed over next week. |  |
 |  0720 | The New York Times has described Bill Clinton's new book as "Eye-crossingly dull". Justin Webb. |  |
 |  0724 | The sports news with Garry Richardson.
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 |  0735 | Commander Andy Baker of the Met. Police on the international police conference which will be discussing "honour killings". |  |
 |  0745 | Comic book heroes are having a new lease of life thanks to Hollywood. Rebecca Jones reports.
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 |  0752 | The Fire Brigade Union has told its members not to drive the new decontamination units until a health and safety dispute has been resolved. |  |
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 |  0810 | What will be the conclusions of the Bichard inquiry? Chief executive of the NSPCC, Mary Marsh, and former Chief Constable of West Yorkshire police, Keith Hellawell. |  |
 |  0821 | Political author Michael Dobbs and Lord Tebbit discuss Bill Clinton's memoirs. |  |
 |  0828 | The sports news with Garry Richardson.
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 |  0832 | Three small British naval vessels have been impounded by Iran after they entered waters near the Iraqi border. |  |
 |  0835 | Author Frederick Taylor on the rebuilding of Dresden's Frauenkirche 59 years after it was destroyed by allied bombing. |  |
 |  0842 | A business update with Greg Wood.
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 |  0845 | Karadjodje steak - another contender for the world's most unhealthy food. Matt Prodger is in Belgrade. |  |
 |  0847 | America's ambassador to Britain, William Farish, is retiring. His acting replacement is current embassy charge David Johnson. |  |
 |  0855 | Director of Liberty, Shami Chakrabarti, and Labour MP Austin Mitchell on whether the police should be able to keep information related to allegations - in addition to convictions. |  |
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