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0607 |
Another British soldier killed in Iraq: Mike Donkin reports from Baghdad. |
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0610 |
Zaffer Abbas tells us an oil tanker that ran aground off Karachi has split in two. |
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0615 |
The Business News. |
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0632 |
Massive blackouts in the US and Canada: John Territt is in Washington. |
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0635 |
Rachel Harvey describes the capture of a man accused of being part of the terrorist group fingered over Bali bombing. |
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0637 |
The Chief Inspector of Prisons attacks the holding in detention centres of asylum seekers' children: Colin Blane with more. |
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0640 |
Norman Smith tells us the Hutton Inquiry heard evidence on the Prime Minister's role in the Kelly affair. |
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0645 |
A look at this morning's newspapers, both across Britain and also in the South Korean capital Seoul. |
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0648 |
Has the Hubble space telescope outlives its usefulness? Pallab Ghosh on the debate in the scientific community. |
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0655 |
How (if at all) should A Levels change? Phil Willis, the Liberal Democrat Education spokesman. |
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0709 |
Hear from Indonesia's Foreign Affairs Department, after the arrest of a man accused of being one of the world's most lethal terrorists. |
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0713 |
The Big Apple has run out of juice: New York congressman Pete King explains what it's like in the city. |
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0717 |
Yesterday we broadcast an interview with the husband of the woman found guilty of poisoning a woman with salt. Now Sanchia Berg has learnt police have been called in to investigate an attack on her in prison: hear from her father. |
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0722 |
Many historically significant things happened in August ... such as the introduction of internment without trial, as our Ireland correspondent reports. |
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0732 |
Inside Downing Street's anger at the BBC: Peter Stothard recalls Campbell's anger at the corporation's reporting of the war, plus David Davis MP says Kelly was being used as a weapon by No.10 in war with media. |
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0745 |
The Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh has managed to grow fruit from the 'Coco de Mer'. |
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0753 |
Home Office minister Hazel Blears defends the holding of asylum seekers' children in detention facilities. |
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0810 |
"I am not a hero": Tony Martin speaks to John in his first interview since returning home. |
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0820 |
Another British soldier killed in Iraq: British Army spokesman in Basra, Major Charlie Mayo. |
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0823 |
TXT Poems: are they any good? |
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0832 |
The Big Apple, short on juice: Professor Ian Fells of the Royal Academy of Engineering explains what happened. |
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0839 |
Why the City's cracking down on the dress-down-Friday culture, plus all the other Business News. |
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0844 |
The Northern Ireland security minister Jane Kennedy, five years on from Omagh. |
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0850 |
How to tackle the proliferation of gun related crime. |
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