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0607 | The UN met last night to discuss the school hostage situation in Russia. | |
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0610 | The new law banning children from wearing religious symbols and clothes in French schools comes into effect today. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0628 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0632 | The Russian school siege continues this morning. Sarah Rainsford is there with an update. | |
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0635 | Vice President of America, Dick Cheney, took centre stage at the Republican convention last night. Jim Naughtie. | |
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0640 | New satellite technology to track tagged criminals comes into action today. Danny Shaw. | |
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0643 | Were Haringey social workers bound to fail in their statutory duties because of the procedures they were instructed to follow? | |
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0645 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Jerusalem. | |
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0650 | Welsh MEP Glenys Kinnock on whether diplomatic action should be taken against the Sudanese government. | |
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0653 | Why are train companies making it harder for commuters to take bicycles on trains? | |
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0708 | Vice President of the Eurasia foundation in Moscow, Andrey Kortunov, on the Russian school siege.
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0715 | Who were the keynote speakers and what did they say at last night's Republican convention? Jim Naughtie. | |
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0721 | Prisons Minister, Paul Goggins, on the new satellite tagging system which goes live today. | |
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0732 | Will any of the initiatives announced by the Tories this summer have an impact? Shadow Health Secretary Andrew Lansley. | |
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0741 | Kosovan refugee Vildane Berani with news on whether she will be able to stay and study medicine at Oxford. | |
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| Walmart Chief Executive, Lee Scott, answers critics who claim the company are bad employers and destroy small communities. | |
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0810 | Railtrack Executives won't be prosecuted for the Hatfield accident. Vincent Cable MP and former Chief Executive of Railtrack, Gerald Corbett. | |
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0820 | Sarah Rainsford has an update on the school siege in southern Russia. | |
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0823 | A new children's book called, "Wolf Brother" has earned the biggest ever deal for a first time author. | |
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0828 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0832 | American Vice President Dick Cheney urged US citizens to vote for a strong leader. Jim Naughtie. | |
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0840 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0843 | Former social worker, Lisa Arthurworrey, on working at Haringey Council at the time of Victoria Climbie's death. | |
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0848 | Embarak Kari, President of the National Convention of French Muslims, on the new law banning religious symbols in French schools. | |
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0851 | Would it be good for Britain if U.S giant Walmart took over Matalan? Author George Monbiot and Amon Butler of the Adam Smith Institute. | |
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