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0607 |
Peter Biles on the dire state of the Zimbabwean economcy. |
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0610 |
Jordanians say those killed in bombing attack were Iraqis: Mike Donkin tells us. |
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0615 |
The Business News. |
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0632 |
New study warns of measles epidemic if vaccination continues to drop: Sharon Alcock explains. |
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0635 |
Adam Brimelow explains the concerning new million-woman study linking HRT with breast cancer risk. |
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0637 |
Peacekeeping troops move onto the streets of Monrovia: Barnaby Phillips is there. |
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0640 |
Stephen Cape reports the Civil Service's biggest union is contemplating industrial action. |
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0643 |
A look at this morning's newspapers, both here in Britain and in the Indonesian capital Jakarta. |
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0647 |
Maths can tell you (before walking down the isle) whether it's all likely to end in divorce: says academic. |
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0653 |
Now TV viewers will be voting on which heritage buildings to save ... but how did our heritage record come to this? |
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0709 |
Link between HRT and the risk of developing breast cancer proven: hear from Cancer Research UK on their million-woman study. |
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0714 |
We speak with the Indonesian foreign ministry about their attempts to rein in terrorism. |
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0718 |
The new nuclear debate ... are 'smaller', more contained nuclear weapons the warfare of the future? |
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0722 |
Cockle rustlers targeted in 'Operation Omega': Pensions Minister Malcolm Wicks. |
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0732 |
Liberia's Economic Affairs Minister Samuel Jackson clashes with Tiah Slanger of the Model rebel group. |
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0753 |
What can we learn about Britain from the current heatwave? Bill Giles and Philip Stott. |
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0753 |
Preparations are underway to fit Ali Abbas, a 13-year-old Iraqi orphan, with prosthetic arms. |
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0810 |
Million-woman study proves link between HRT and breast cancer risk: the Government's Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Aiden Halligan responds. |
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0818 |
Report sparks fears over measles epidemic if vaccination continues to fall: we investigate the MMR fears. |
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0823 |
The new Scout badge for IT: Former Scout Sir Clement Freud and the Scout Association discuss this sign of the times. |
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0831 |
The tragic human cost of the new trend in prescription drugs available on over the internet. |
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0835 |
Civil Service industrial action threat: Public and Commercial Services Union General Secretary Mark Serwotka and Martin O'Neill MP. |
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0840 |
New evidence we're struggling with credit car bills: that, plus all the Business News. |
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0843 |
Should we ignore the strict guidelines left by Samuel Beckett about how his plays should be performed? |
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0847 |
Great train robber Bruce Reynolds tell on the invitation to return to the Buckinghamshire community where they hid after the heist. |
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0853 |
A report this morning the Government is preparing a new dossier on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. |
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