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 |  0607 | The remaining detainees in Belmarsh and Broadmoor, imprisoned under the emergency legislation passed by 9/11, will be released today. |  |
 |  0610 | There are two by-elections in the Republic of Ireland today. |  |
 |  0615 | The business news with Rebecca Marston. |  |
 |  0628 | The sports news with Jon Myers. |  |
 |  0632 | The Commons and Lords are still locked in argument over the Prevention of Terrorism Bill. |  |
 |  0635 | The Commission for Africa will publish its final report in London and Addis Ababa today. |  |
 |  0637 | 650 churches in Madrid rang their bells this morning to mark the first anniversary of the train bombings. |  |
 |  0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and France. |  |
 |  0646 | After an all night sitting, MPs and Peers are still locked in a tug-of-war over the Government's controversial new anti-terror legislation. |  |
 |  0648 | Michael Jackson finally turned up an hour late and wearing pyjama bottoms at his trial in California. |  |
 |  0653 | The Pips are now available to download as a ring tone as part of Comic Relief. David Anderson is here to give a brief history of them. |  |
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 |  0709 | Conservative Peer, the Earl of Onslow, and Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy, on the overnight tug-of-war between the Lords and the Commons. |  |
 |  0715 | A business update with Rebecca Marston. |  |
 |  0717 | How significant is the terrorist threat to this country? Jon Manel investigates and Professor of International Relations, Paul Wilkinson, comments. |  |
 |  0724 | The sports news with Jon Myers. |  |
 |  0732 | How much of a problem are illegal gypsy and traveller sites? |  |
 |  0740 | We know their sound, but would we really care if they weren't there? The Today Programme has released the Pips as a ring tone. Andrew Hosken reports on their significance. |  |
 |  0744 | Thought for the Day with Canon David Winter. |  |
 |  0751 | The Africa Commission will publish its report on finding new solutions to Africa's problems. Bob Geldof comments on its results. |  |
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 |  0810 | Conservative leader Michael Howard discusses the Prevention of Terrorism Bill. |  |
 |  0820 | Victoria Wood is here to tell us who has won your vote to star in the Comic Relief episode of the Archers. |  |
 |  0830 | A business update with Rebecca Marston. |  |
 |  0833 | On the anniversary of the Madrid train bombings, Gordon Corera investigates whether the enthusiasm for fighting Al Queda across the Europe is fading. |  |
 |  0844 | Could a new film called, 'The Chorus', be so inspirational that 300,000 French people have joined choirs? |  |
 |  0847 | Have Africans really got the political leaders they deserve - as claimed by novelist Diran Adebayo? |  |
 |  0855 | Does the debate which we've seen in the House of Lords over the past week show what an effective second chamber it is? |  |
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