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0707 | Still no sign of an end to the post strikes. Stephen Cape is our Industrial correspondent. | |
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0709 | It's the official start of the foxhunting season today in England and Wales. John Rolls is director of animal welfare promotion at the RSPCA. | |
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0714 | 400 holidaymakers are stuck on the P&O liner Aurora with a nasty stomach bug. The parents of Mark Hague are amongst them. | |
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0718 | Could the Liberal Democrats do a deal with Labour that would oust Michael Howard? Sarah Nelson reports from his constituency. | |
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| Russia's political system and its stock exchange are reeling after the events of this week. Greg Wood is in Moscow. | |
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0740 | Our correspondent, Jill McGivering in Iraq. | |
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0750 | Harriet Cass with the paper review. | |
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0755 | One of Radio 4's migrating swans is missing in action. We speak to the Head of Natural History Radio, Julian Hector. | |
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0757 | Canon Gene Robinson will become Bishop Gene Robinson tomorrow. We speak to Archbishop Greg Venables of the Anglican church in South America. | |
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0810 | Talks continue today about the unofficial post strikes. We're joined by Tim Yeo and Billy Hayes. | |
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0820 | Lexicographer John Ayto clears up the mystery surrounding our Bell End item earlier this week.
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0830 | What has Michael Howard got to do to enthuse the voters? Norman Tebbit, Chairman of the party under Margaret Thatcher, and Sir Stanley Kalms, Treasurer of the party under Iain Duncan Smith. | |
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0840 | The Aurora cruise liner hit by the contagious Norwalk Virus has been given permission to dock in Gibralta on Monday. | |
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0845 | Why has Labour MP Stephen Pound called on retailers to limit their playing of Christmas muzak to the month of December?
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0850 | Our Saturday essay is by John Podesta, White House chief of staff during the Bill Clinton administration.
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0855 | The Royal College of Art is opening an exhibiton by artists who have experienced mental illness. Gordon Claridge and Martin Kemp discuss.
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