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0607 | The last legal effort to stop the hunting ban in England and Wales begins in the court of Appeal. | |
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0610 | Cherie Blair is preparing for the first of five fundraising dinners in Australia. | |
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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 Middle East summit begins in Egypt today. | |
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0635 | The Conservatives are issuing a libel writ against the Times for defaming the party's campaign director Lynton Crosby. | |
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0637 | The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority is expected to give a licence to clone a human embryo for the purpose of medical research. | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Bangkok. | |
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0646 | Parliament has finally begun investigating the royal finances - was it worth it? Susan Hulme reports. | |
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0650 | A survey by the electoral commission reveals that more young people are becoming interested in politics. | |
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0653 | Chris Rochestesr died in Greece in 2000 after neglect from the doctors in the hospital who were treating him for the injuires he sustained when he fell from a balcony. His stepfather, George Cummings, is contesting against the appeal mounted by the Greek doctors over their convictions. | |
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| Mark Regev, the Israeli Foreign Ministry Spokesman, on the possible peace deal between the Israeli and Palestinian authorities. | |
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0712 | Chairman of the Commons Public Accounts Committee, Edward Leigh, explains how more asylum applications could be fast-tracked. | |
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0716 | BP has just announced its results for 2004. Greg Wood has more. | |
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0718 | Jon Manel meets the family of Shaker Aamer, one of at least five British residents still held by America in Guantanamo. | |
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0724 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0731 | Tom Feilden with details of Professor Ian Wilmut's licence to clone a human embryo and Professor Roger Pedersson comments. | |
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0742 | Business editor Jeff Randall talks with BP Chief Executive Lord Browne. | |
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0745 | Thought for the Day with Dr Mona Siddiqu. | |
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0749 | Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy explains why they want a written constitution, complete with a bill of rights. | |
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0810 | Ambassador Avi Pazner, spokesman for the Israeli government, and former American Senator George Mitchell on whether today's meeting between Ariel Sharon and Mahmoud Abbas is a turning point. | |
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0834 | A leading anti-corruption pressure group is withdrawing its support from an anti-corruption scheme. Nicola Stanbridge reports and Gareth Thomas, a minister from the Department for International Development, comments. | |
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0838 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0844 | When choosing a hotel, how do you know which is the best guide to go by? | |
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0850 | James Strachen from the Audit Commission explains why they have reduced their public service inspections costs by 50 percent. | |
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0855 | Labour MP Ann Cryer and Katherine Rake from the Fawcett Society discuss the suggestion that Labour maybe be planning to sideline prominent women in their election campaign. | |
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