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0607 | More details of what happened at Abu Ghraib prison has been revealed as the result of another investigation. | |
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0609 | There are talks today to try to prevent firefighters' strikes in September. Stephen Cape is our labour affairs correspondent.
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0615 | Greg Wood has a round-up of the business news. | |
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0632 | Today GCSE results are released for England and Wales. Kim Catcheside has the details. | |
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0635 | They're still fighting in the holy city of Najaf in Iraq. Our correspondent in Baghdad is Matthew Price. | |
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0638 | Mark Thatcher is facing a long legal battle in South Africa and Corrie Corfield has a review of today's papers (apologies for the technical problems).
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0640 | Today's world press review comes from Sarah Rainsford in Moscow. | |
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0642 | It's 'cookie time' but who will win the battle of the first wives? Jill McGivering reports. | |
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0648 | The Zimbabwe opposition party says it will boycott elections unless President Mugabe reforms their electoral system. Paul Themba Nyathi is the spokesman. | |
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0653 | The IAAF meets in Athens to decide whether two Greek sprinters should be punished for missing drugs tests. | |
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0709 | Iraq's most important Shi'ite cleric will shortly arrive in Najaf to try and diffuse the situation around the Imam Ali Mosque. Haji Salam Malik is Deputy Mayor of Basra. | |
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0713 | GCSE results are out today - and they've improved. Is government policy working? The Shadow Education Secretary is Tim Collins. | |
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0720 | Animal rights protesters will demonstrate in Oxford today against University plans to renew medical research facilities. Tom Feilden reports. | |
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0730 | Northern Ireland has been 'quiet' and seems to have slipped off the political agenda - but this isn't the case for many residents. Mark Simpson reports from Belfast... | |
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0741 | Corrie Corfield has a review of this morning's papers. | |
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0744 | Which lesson should be added to the school curriculum as a core subject? Many of you suggested... Philosophy. | |
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0750 | What's happening in the trial that is underway in Equatorial Guinea
& how will Baroness Thatcher be coping with the news that her son Mark has been arrested? Charles Moore wrote her biography. | |
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0810 | GCSE results are out today - does the whole system need a shake-up? The Schools Minister is David Milliband. | |
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0820 | The play 'Guantanamo: Honour Bound to Defend Freedom' opens in New York tonight - how will it go down with the audience?
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0830 | Philosophy was the subject listeners most wanted to see included in the core curriculum. But what are its merits? French journalist Benedicte Paviot and Director General of City & Guilds is Chris Humphries. | |
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0840 | Homophonic lyrics by Vybz Kartel & Elephant Man are causing controversy at the MOBO music awards. Should certain artists be
censored from mainstream awards?
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0845 | Does God move in mysterious ways? Have the gremlins finally got to thought for the day? | |
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0850 | Today will see improved GCSE results - is the system a roaring success or should more emphasis be placed on vocational subjects? Stuart Sexton is Director of the Education Unit and Phil Willis is the Lib Dem Education spokesman. | |
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