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0607 | 15 British tourists have been injured in Norway, in an incident involving horse drawn carriages. Lars Bevangar is in Oslo. | |
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0609 | New research shows CS gas used by the police is more dangerous than previously thought. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood has a round-up of today's business news. | |
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0632 | The government will announce another fall in the asylum figures. Rory MacLean has the details.
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0635 | The Schlesinger report into abuses at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq will be published later today. | |
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0638 | A new survey shows that 9 million patients don't turn up to their doctor's appointment. | |
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0640 | The two main rebel groups in Darfur are holding talks in Nigeria. Anna Borzello is there. | |
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0642 | Carolyn Brown has a review of today's newpapers. | |
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0645 | Richard Galpin with the world press review from the Olympic city of Athens. | |
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0649 | There is 'critical' shortage of foster parents in England. Robert Tapsfield is from the Fostering Network. | |
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0652 | The mother of 19 year old Gordon Gentle, a British soldier killed in Iraq, is taking steps to sue the MOD. Her lawyer is John Cooper. | |
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0709 | Millions of GP appointments are missed every year - so is it time we started charging for missed appointments? Dr Claire Gerada from the Royal College of GP's. | |
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0713 | The government says the number of people applying for asylum has fallen again. Humphrey Malins and Mark Oaten are the Conservative and Lib Dem spokesmen. | |
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0720 | This summer UK fields are filled with uncut wheat - high rainfall has stopped the harvest. Paul Temple is from the NFU. | |
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0725 | Fighting in Najaf is continuing. Hundreds have been killed or injured by stray bullets and shells. Alistair Leithhead reports from Najaf hospital. | |
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0730 | The late Donald Dewar considered resigning over the cost of the Scottish Parliament, his special adviser has revealed. | |
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0741 | Carolyn Brown has a review of today's papers. | |
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0744 | A new film "The Downfall" has premiered in Berlin - breaking one of the last taboos of German cinema - by portraying Hitler. | |
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0750 | The Schlesinger report into the abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison will be published today. Michael Hirsh senior editor of Newsweek, and General Joseph Hoar. | |
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0755 | What subject is missing from the school curriculum? Jay Bernard gives us his opinion. | |
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0810 | New figures shows the amount of asylum applications is back to 1997 levels - but what about the number of failed asylum seekers remaining in the UK? Immigration Minister is Des Browne. | |
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0832 | Barnaby Phillips is in Darfur where heavy rains are making conditions
very difficult for the estimated one million displaced people.
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0844 | Andrew North reports from Afghanistan - has the country improved since the end of combat? And should the rebuilding of monuments be a priority? | |
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0848 | The grandson of Gandi is planning to launch a non-violent campaign against the Israeli occupation. | |
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0853 | Should failed asylum seekers be given an amnesty? Professor Christian Dustmann of UCL and Conservative justice spokesman, Timothy Kirkhope. | |
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