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0607 | Susannah Price examines why the ex-head of the UN Iraq oil-for-food programme has resigned a day before a report on the programme is published. | |
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0609 | Housing estates blighted by anti-social behaviour are to get extra money to make them cleaner and safer. Danny Savage reports. | |
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0615 | More jobs on the line at the Royal Mail. Greg Wood with the business news. | |
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0626 | Sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0632 | Three men are due in court today, accused of conspiracy to murder over the failed London attacks on 21 July. Danny Shaw has more. | |
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0635 | Politicians have paid tribute to former Cabinet minister Robin Cook, who died on Saturday. Shaun Ley with the details. | |
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0638 | Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu quits in protest against his government's Gaza pullout plans. James Reynolds reports. | |
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0640 | Alistair Leithead in Cape Canaveral brings us the latest on the space shuttle Discovery, as it heads back to earth. | |
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0643 | A review of today's papers in the UK and Russia. | |
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0648 | Professor John Tulloch, a survivor of the Edgware Road blast during the London attacks on 7 July recounts his experiences. | |
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0655 | The NHS watchdog has warned Accident and Emergency Departments over quality of care. We talk to the Healthcare Commission's Anna Walker. | |
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0709 | British-born astronaut Piers Sellers and NASA's Hugh Harris on the Discovery crew's attempt to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere. | |
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0716 | British Commander Ian Riches, whose team helped rescue a trapped Russian subumarine, describes the efforts. | |
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0720 | Oil prices have hit a new high. Greg Wood has the latest business news. | |
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0722 | James Reynolds in Gaza on Israel's political wrangling over the pull-out plans. | |
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0725 | Garry Richardson has the sports news. | |
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0732 | Labour MP Sadiq Khan says the proposed anti-terror powers are causing widespread concern. Lib Dems' Baroness Kishwer Falkner agrees. Home Office Minister Hazel Blears responds. | |
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0744 | How should we define treason? Dr Peter Martland of Cambridge University looks at the case of Lord Haw Haw, the last man to be hanged for treason in Britain. | |
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0746 | Thought for the day with Clifford Longley, religious commentator. | |
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0750 | Ex-minister Denis MacShane and ex-Lib Dem leader Lord Ashdown pay tribute to the late Robin Cook. | |
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0810 | Sarah Nelson looks at plans to use treason charges to deal with extremism. But Lib Dems' Lord Carlile says it's not sensible. Tory Edward Garnier says this is sending mixed signals. | |
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0823 | Life after children's TV. Rebecca Jones looks at how fans of the television show Balamory are in for a shock. | |
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0822 | A sports news update with Garry Richardson. | |
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0835 | Was Robin Cook the last real Parliamentarian? SNP leader Alex Salmond, veteran politico Tony Benn and Times columnist Matthew Parris discuss. | |
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0844 | The nervously-anticipated landing of the space shuttle Discovery has been delayed. More from NASA's Dave Drachlis. | |
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0848 | The government is considering re-branding ethnic minorities along US lines. Is this really the right way to integrate Britain's minorities? | |
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0852 | Greg Wood tell us about the demise of the 35 millimetre camera. | |
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0855 | Chris Lowe looks back at unfolding events 60 years ago in August 1945, during the final days of World War II. | |
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