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0607 | The UN Security Council will vote on a resolution to give the Ivory Coast government and rebels till the first of December to reach a peace deal. | |
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0610 | The Scottish executive will vote today on whether to ban smoking in public places. Colin Blane has more. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0626 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0632 | Caroline Hawley is in Baghdad with the latest news on Iraq. | |
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0635 | Caroline Wyatt is in Paris with the latest details on Yasser Arafat's condition. | |
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0638 | The government will announce how it intends to deal with the compensation culture today. Danny Shaw reports. | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and the Arab countries. | |
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0644 | A Commons committee has begun an inquiry into the way the courts deal with family cases. Rachel Hooper reports. | |
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0649 | John Victor Nkolo, spokesman for the UN in the Ivory Coast, on the current situation in the country. | |
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0653 | Roger Walters of Braintree District Council, on a new scheme which allows residence to claim £100 off their council tax if British Gas insulates their house. | |
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0708 | Jon Manel talks to a Reuter's journalist embedded inside Falluja, plus we speak to American military spokesman Sgt Steven Valley. | |
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0714 | Patrick Mercer, Conservative spokesman for homeland security, on whether Tony Blair has ordered a rethink of the plans to merge Scottish regiments. | |
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0718 | The Scottish Executive will decide today whether to bring in a ban on smoking in enclosed public places. James Helm visits Dublin to see how the ban has worked there. | |
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0723 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0725 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0732 | Who will succeed Yasser Arafat when he dies? James Reynolds reports. | |
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0742 | The people of Manchester will lobby MPs today to try and get more money out of them to build a new a tram system. | |
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0744 | Oliver Preston of the Cartoon Art Trust reviews the Today Programme calendar for 2005. | |
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0752 | Lord Falconer, the Lord Chancellor, on his plans to regulate lawyers if they don't stop pursuing frivolous claims for compensation. | |
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0810 | Paul Wood, who's embedded with US marines in Falluja, with the latest, plus former foreign secretary Robin Cook. | |
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0822 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0832 | Mike Thomson reports on attempts by the Danish government to close down a web site promoting paedophilia. | |
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0838 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0841 | Writer Blake Morrison and Professor Cora Kaplan discuss Tom Wolfe's new novel, "I am Charlotte Simmons". | |
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0846 | Should gypsies have the right to settle where ever they want to? | |
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0855 | Robert Chambers, chairman of Essex Police Authority, on how he has already implemented David Blunkett's plans to supply the mobile number of the local, on-duty police officer. | |
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