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0607 | Where would people who live in the South East of England like to see the Olympic Games staged? | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0628 | The sports news with Garry Richardson | |
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0632 | Iran and Syria join their forces together against their common threat. | |
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0635 | What is America's reaction to Iran and Syria's pact? | |
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0637 | New rules governing compensation from airlines are coming in today. | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers from England and Paris. | |
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0644 | Two children in Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City have died of what appears to be a new gastric form of avian flu. | |
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0647 | Hunting becomes illegal at midnight tonight. | |
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0650 | Tony Travers on the second anniversary of the congestion charge in London and Huw Williams on whether such a step would work in Edinburgh. | |
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0708 | David Philips, a former adviser on near east affairs at the American state department, explains the impact of the joint defence coalition between Iran and Syria on Washington? | |
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0710 | If your flight is delayed, over booked or cancelled your rights to compensation will from today be significantly improved. | |
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0712 | Which Olympic venue is easier to get to? Polly Billington is going to Paris and Kate Clark to London. | |
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0716 | Business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0720 | Dawn Preston intends to sabotage those huntsmen and women who will still go hunting despite the ban. | |
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0723 | The sports update with Garry Richardson. | |
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0731 | Jewish former Olympic athlete, Paul Yogi Mayer, reacts to Ken Livingston's comments. | |
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0738 | This morning's Times alleges 30 kilogrammes of plutonium has gone missing from the books of Sellafield.
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0740 | American scientists have discovered that the way budgies, canaries and finches learn to sing is closely related to the way they hear.
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0745 | Thought for today with Reverend Dr Giles Fraser, the Vicar of Putney. | |
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0749 | Mike Aston, father of Corporal Russelll Aston, who died in Iraq last summer, calls for investigation of his son's death. | |
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0810 | Maria Hutchings has challenged the Prime Minister over the government's failure to support her autistic child. | |
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0822 | What does science think about the existence of evil? | |
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0834 | Our reporters Polly Billington and Kate Clark are on the way to decide whether it is faster to travel to Paris or London from South East of England. | |
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0840 | Tony Blair will be setting out his general election strategy to around fifty of his party's candidates today. | |
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0843 | Business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0847 | David Aaronovitch and Frances Beckett talk about what happened to communism when the Cold War ended. | |
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0850 | Jewish leaders in Moscow are preparing to take twenty Russian MPs to court for signing a letter, along with 500 intellectuals, which accuses Jews of committing ritual murder, satanism, and calling for all Jewish organisations to be banned. | |
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0855 | Irene Khan from Amnesty International talks about human rights violations in Nepal. | |
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0859 | Our reporters arrive at their destinations to decide whether Paris or London is easier to travel to as a potential Olympic venue. | |
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