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0607 |
Peter Greste in Baghdad, as another US soldier is critically injured. |
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0610 |
The Food Standards Agency wants to drop the ban on eating beef from cattle aged over 30 months, says Tim Hirsch. |
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0615 |
The Business News. |
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0632 |
Norman Smith and Iain Watson preview the Foreign Affairs Select Committee WMD intelligence report. |
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0638 |
Robert Piggott says the debate over gay bishops in the Church of England isn't over. |
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0644 |
Will General Wesley Clark run for president? Justin Webb investigates. |
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0647 |
Hear from the leader of Zimbabwe's main opposition party who's just been released from jail. |
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0653 |
How many families will miss out on benefit payments when today's deadline comes? The Paymaster-General plus Tory spokeman David Willetts. |
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0709 |
'My Iraq WMD report wasn't accepted by the White House': says former senior US diplomat Joseph Wilson. |
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0718 |
Government misses transport targets: says the Commission for Integrated Transport, plus Transport Secretary Alistair Darling. |
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0732 |
Has the damaging rift over gay bishops only been postponed? The Bishop of Manchester and the Bishop of Southwark discuss. |
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0740 |
A look at this morning's newspapers. |
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0743 |
Just where did Paul McCartney get his inspiration for 'Yesterday'? We speak to the radio presenter who thinks he's found the source. |
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0751 |
Shadow Foreign Secretary Michael Ancram calls for an independent judicial inquiry into the run-up to war with Iraq. |
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0810 |
Blair perpetrated a "series of deceptions and half truths" to get Britain into Iraq war: says former International Development Secretary Clare Short. |
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0826 |
Wimbledon champion Roger Federer speaks to Steve May about predictions he's the next Pete Sampras. |
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0832 |
Hillary Clinton talks to Jim about her questions surrounding White House handling of the Iraq war, plus her years with Bill in that stately building (the EXTENDED version of this interview will appear shortly further down this page). |
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0840 |
The Business News. |
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0843 |
Is ALL of our beef now safe to eat? Sir John Krebs of the Food Standards' Agency. |
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0847 |
Trade policy up for debate as President Bush prepares for Africa tour. |
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0852 |
The murder investigation surrounding sky-diver's death. |
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0855 |
Committee report on WMD intelligence: Liberal Democrat Foreign Affairs' spokesman Menzies Campbell, plus the Labour chair of the committee made up of all select committee chairs, Alan Williams. |
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