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0706 | Correspondent Jonathan Beale and John Mcdonnell MP shed light on an 'alternative manifesto' for a New Left Project. | |
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| Roger Godsiff MP on what we should be doing for the two British men facing trial in Guantanamo Bay. | |
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0716 | Painting the Forth Bridge, a metaphor for an endless task or simply a laborious task? Huw Williams finds out.
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0718 | Yesterday in Parliament with Alicia McCarthy. | |
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0730 | Should Margaret Hodge step down as Minister for Children? Barrister Leigh Moore and Baroness Walmsley discuss. | |
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0735 | Liberian president, Charles Tayler, has been indicted for war crimes. Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Ambassador to the UN, tells us why Taylor should go. | |
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0740 | The flight fanatics who say we've got it wrong about the Wright brothers. Nicola Stanbridge is with descendants of Sir George Cayley. | |
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0750 | The latest on that tape from Iraq featuring Saddam Hussein. We speak to Congressman Hastings.
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0810 | Tony Blair is facing a challenge from left-wingers who say they want to reclaim the Labour Party. Frank Dobson MP talks to us. | |
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0820 | Is going to a football match now really posher than going to the opera?
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0825 | This weeks letters from our listeners.
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0830 | Why is George W Bush going Africa? We speak to Bob Geldof as the president prepares for his historic visit. | |
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0838 | Dominic Arkwright has been speaking to a surrogate mother who is about to have her ninth child for another couple. | |
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0850 | SATS tests put to the test by our reporter Bob Walker.
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0855 | This week's essay by Tariq Goddard, novelist and Chelsea supporter. | |
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