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0607 | A new study has dramatically lowered the number of people predicted to die from variant CJD. | |
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0610 | Chancellor Gordon Brown is going to Kenya today. Ishbel Matheson has more. | |
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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 | John Morrison in Oban, Argyll, and John Thorne in Cumbria on the severe weather which has battered the north of Britain overnight. | |
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0635 | MI6 - Britain's secret intelligence service - has announced the internal changes it's going to make after the Butler report. | |
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0637 | When will the four remaining British prisoners at Guantanamo Bay be released? | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Australia. | |
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0647 | The Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy has been giving his considered response to the suspected involvement of the IRA in last month's bank robbery. | |
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0651 | NASA launches a rocket this evening which it's hoped will land on a comet. Sue Nelson has more. | |
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0655 | Rob Morgan, chair of the Youth Justice Board, on the 30% increase in the number of children appearing before the courts in the last three years. | |
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0708 | Huw Williams with the latest details on the weather situation in Scotland and John Anderson from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency. | |
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0712 | Javier Solana, Head of Foreign Policy in the EU on whether he thinks the newly elected Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, can stop the attacks on Israel. | |
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0715 | Business editor Jeff Randall with the latest results from Dixons. | |
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0719 | John Naginda, the Senior Political adviser to the President of Uganda, on what Britain should do to help end the poverty of poor African countries. | |
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0724 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0733 | Gordon Corera reports on the reforms within MI6 and Dame Pauline Neville Jones, former Chair of the JIC, comments on the changes. | |
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0744 | Are you being served by a discreet waiter? Norman Smith reports. | |
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0747 | Thought for the Day with Reverend Joel Edwards. | |
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0751 | The UK Environment Agency releases its report on the flooding in Boscastle last year. Colin Green of the Flood Hazard Research Centre and the Environment Minister Elliot Morley comment on its findings. | |
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0810 | Archbishop Desmond Tutu on the release of the four British men from Guantanamo Bay. | |
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0824 | Holocaust survivor Anita Lasker-Wallfisch and director James Kent on the filming of international musicians playing in Auschwitz. | |
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0828 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0833 | Baroness Susan Greenfield on the opening of a new "Centre for the Science of the Mind" at Oxford University. | |
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0838 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0842 | Michael Mulford, spokesman for RAF Kinloss, on the reconnaissance mission to find a distressed
Spanish boat 200 miles west of the Hebrides. | |
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0845 | The Iraqi ambassador in London Dr Salah al Shaikly explains why the interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi's electoral group has been handing out gifts to journalists at press conferences. | |
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0850 | Could the government help some of Britain's poorest children by simply giving their parents the cash and leaving them to it? | |
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0855 | Lib Dem Environment spokesman Norman Baker and Professor Philip Stott on whether we can expect more freak weather over the coming years. | |
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