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0607 | Police investigating the murder Anthony Walker, killed in a racist attack, want to question a suspect, Michael Barton. John Thorne has more. | |
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0609 | At least 36 have died in Sudan following riots after the death of the vice-president, former rebel leader John Garang. Jonah Fisher has the details. | |
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0615 | Rebecca Marston looks at Ryanair's jump in profit and the rest of the business news. | |
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0626 | Sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0632 | Home Office ministers are to meet Muslim leaders in Oldham to foster relations after the bomb attacks. Mark Sanders reports. | |
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0634 | A suspected London bomber held in Italy has been charged with international terrorism and possessing false documents. More from David Willey. | |
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0637 | The funeral of Saudi King Fahd, who died on yesterday at the age of 84, takes place today at the the Saudi capital, Riyadh. Kim Ghattas reports. | |
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0640 | There are conflicting reports as to whether Iran has resumed its nuclear programme. Frances Harrison tells us more. | |
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0644 | A review of today's papers in the UK and Iraq. | |
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0650 | Health minister Rosie Winterton on the government bowel cancer screening scheme for people in their 60s. | |
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0654 | Heavy monsoon rains have once again hit the Indian city of Mumbai as it tries to recover from recent severe flooding. Latest from Navdip Dhariwal. | |
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0709 | Ex-chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality, Lord Ouseley says ethnic minority communities have suffered years of neglect. | |
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0715 | Ex-White House speechwriter David Frum and former British diplomat Sir Crispin Tickell on the appointment of John Bolton to the UN, without Senate approval. | |
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0715 | Rebecca Marston with the latest business news update. | |
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0724 | Victims of the London attacks are being exploited by accident claim companies. We talk to Kevin Martin of the Law Society. | |
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0726 | Sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0732 | UN's Margareta Wahlstrom admits that her organisation was too slow to react to the crisis in Niger . | |
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0742 | Artist Marcus Harvey on his nomination for the nation's favourite painting. | |
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0746 | Thought for the day with Rosemary Lain-Priestley, priest of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London. | |
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| Are plans to reduce the number of British soldiers in Northern Irelanda betrayal or logical step? Ex-Ulster Unionist MP David Burnside and Lt Col Tim Collins debate. | |
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0810 | Home Office Minister Hazel Blears says "stop and search" powers should be based on intelligence, not on the targeting of particular racial groups. | |
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0824 | How did the Home Office in 1947 admit an entire Ukrainian SS Division to Britain? Sanchia Berg reports. | |
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0831 | Sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0836 | Have the papers gone too far in the coverage of the London bombing suspects? | |
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0842 | What will Tony Blair do after Number 10? Historian Anthony Seldon comments. | |
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0844 | Why are local pubs are closing at a rate of 26 a month. Rebecca Marston with more | |
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0847 | The Conservatives' Dominic Grieve says the London attacks were "explicable" in terms of the anger felt by UK Muslims. | |
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0850 | Would modern usage of the word "radical" have political reformers of the 19th century turning in their graves? | |
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