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0607 |
James Rogers in Jerusalem tells us Israel is releasing 450 Palestinian prisoners. |
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0610 |
One year on since the disappearance of Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in Soham: John Andrew reports. |
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0615 |
The Business News. |
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0632 |
Barnaby Phillips in Monrovia, ahead of the arrival of West African peace-keeping troops. |
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0635 |
Kevin Connolly on the discovery of what police think is a terrorist training camp. |
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0637 |
Norman Smith on attempts to give religious groups better access to Government. |
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0640 |
Adam Brimelow tell us the results of Liberal Democrat research into hospitals' star ratings system. |
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0643 |
A review of today's newspapers, in Britain and from Moscow. |
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0647 |
The Anglican community is now one step closer to having an openly gay bishop: as Robert Piggott reports. |
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0653 |
Shadow Health Secretary Liam Fox on why he wants recently arrived immigrants to be tested for disease. |
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0709 |
Release of Palestinian prisoners: hear from a Likud member of Israel's foreign and defence committee. |
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0716 |
Ulster Unionist negotiator Dermot Nesbitt, on the discovery of what they believe to be a terrorist training camp. |
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0720 |
Save the Children UK on the arrival of British aid to Liberia. |
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0724 |
The Anglican Church in America votes to accept an openly gay bishop: we speak with one member of the church in Oxford, the diocese of Canon Jeffrey John. |
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0732 |
The value of hospital 'star' ratings: The Lib Dems who've release some research debate with a Labour member of the Health Select Committee. |
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0743 |
The economy set to be a defining factor in the upcoming US Presidential campaign: the first of Gordon Corera's reports. |
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0746 |
An unprecedented debate is underway about the appointment of a successor to Sir Richard Dearlove, the head of MI6. |
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0810 |
Troops to move into Monrovia: Nigerian High Commissioner in London, Dr Christopher Kolade, on why he's hopeful President Charles Taylor will leave soon. |
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0818 |
Are sandals acceptable footwear for men in the workplace? |
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0824 |
Rebecca Jones previews a Monet exhibition, as the Edinburgh Fringe gets underway. |
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0833 |
Fiona Mactaggart Part 1: The Home Office representative on an attempt to give religious groups better access to Government (second part further down the page). |
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0837 |
The Business News. |
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0840 |
Fiona Mactaggart Part 2: the continuation of the interview. |
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0843 |
Major events in world history that prove August isn't the insignificant month many believe it to be: historian Andrew Roberts. |
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0849 |
Is global product branding a force for good? |
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0855 |
Headmaster of Eton says completing GCSE exams is so easy, it's like "boy scouts collecting badges": Dulwich College head Graham Able plus Barry Sheerman MP of the Education Select Committee. |
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