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 |  0607 | The Irish Government is accusing Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness of still being members of the IRA Army council which it says probably sanctioned the Belfast bank robbery. |  |
 |  0610 | Why has Ruud Lubbers, the head of the United Nations refugee agency, decided to resign after allegations over sexual abuse? |  |
 |  0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. |  |
 |  0628 | The sports news with Steve May. |  |
 |  0632 | The Conservatives make their first tax commitment today. |  |
 |  0635 | George Bush visits Brussels. |  |
 |  0637 | Patients are still unhappy about hospital cleanliness. |  |
 |  0641 | A review of today's papers from Britain and Madrid. |  |
 |  0646 | The IOC begin their inspection of New York's Olympic bid. |  |
 |  06451 | Allan Urry talks about serious safety concerns regarding new road surfaces being laid across the UK. |  |
 |  0654 | The Gambling Bill goes for its second reading in the Lords tomorrow. |  |
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 |  0709 | President Bush is the first US president to visit the main institutions of the European Union in Brussels. |  |
 |  0715 | Spanish voters voted by a big majority in favour of the European constitution, but the turn out was very low. |  |
 |  0718 | The Conservatives are giving more details later about their proposals to offer council tax discounts to 5 million pensioners. |  |
 |  0721 | Journalist and author Martin A. Lee talks about writer Hunter S. Thompson who committed suicide last night. |  |
 |  0724 | Business update with Greg Wood. |  |
 |  0727 | The Irish Government has turned on Sinn Fein over the Belfast bank robbery . |  |
 |  0731 | Sports update with Steve May. |  |
 |  0740 | Can the government breathe a sigh of relief over the first weekend when hunting with hounds became illegal? |  |
 |  0744 | The leaders of the world's 38 Anglican churches begin a meeting today in Newry in which they'll try to find a way of preventing a permanent split over homosexuality. |  |
 |  0748 | Thought for today with Reverend Dr Colin Morris. |  |
 |  0751 | The British EU Commissioner, Peter Mandelson, talks about George W. Bush's visit to Brussels. |  |
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 |  0810 | The Conservatives leader Michael Howard talking about council tax discounts to 5 million pensioners. |  |
 |  0822 | Our correspondent, James Coomarasamy, went to Germantown in Maryland to see whether ordinary Americans are prepared to forget the disagreements with Europe over the war in Iraq. |  |
 |  0825 | Sports update with Steve May. |  |
 |  0830 | The deputy prime minister, John Prescott, talking about Conservatives plans to cut council tax.
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 |  0840 | Business update with Greg Wood. |  |
 |  0844 | British writer Ian Sinclair and a journalist and documentary maker Jon Ronson talk about the late Hunter S. Thompson. |  |
 |  0847 | Internet trading is more popular in some parts of the country than others. |  |
 |  0850 | George W. Bush will be meeting the secretary general of NATO, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, later today. |  |
 |  0855 | How does the Conservatives idea of council tax reduction compare to that of the Liberal Democrats who want to scrap it altogether? |  |
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