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0709 | This week in Turkey over fifty people were killed in four bomb attacks. Jonny Dymond joins us. | |
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0711 | Today is the 40th anniversary of the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Daniella Relph is in Dallas. | |
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0714 | It's election day in Northern Ireland on Wednesday. Our Ireland Correspondent Kevin Connolly reports from Belfast.
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0718 | The World Cup Final is just two hours away. Phil Mercer joins us from Sydney. | |
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0721 | This week we've been hearing reports into the many problems facing Ethiopia. The Prime Minister, Meles Zenawi talks to Mike Thomson. | |
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0730 | How far has Turkey been shaken and why did the bombers choose Turkey? Egemen Bagis, an MP with the governing AK party joins us. | |
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0738 | A review of today's papers with Peter Donaldson. | |
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0741 | It's the last day of our photo competition. | |
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0743 | Today marks the return of President Bush to the White House and the fortieth anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Molly Ivens reflects on the two Presidents. | |
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0748 | Here's Canon Ian Sherwood, the Chaplain to Istanbul with Thought For The Day. | |
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0750 | Washington has warned that Al Qaeda is planning more attacks on American targets. Where are we in the war against terror? Jack Straw provides us with his view. | |
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0810 | The United States has warned against further terrorism anywhere in the world. Roger Harrabin is in Istanbul where he's assessing the city's potential to resist another attack. | |
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0822 | Now it's time for your letters. | |
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| The Home Secretary, David Blunkett on the failings of the criminal justice bill, the future of trial by jury and changes that may be proposed in next weeks Queen's speech. | |
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0842 | Here's Peter Donaldson with the Paper Review. | |
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0846 | John F Kennedy was killed forty years ago today. Nellie Connolly, the wife of the then governor, was in the car with him.
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0854 | Erdal Guven, Deputy Editor of Radicale Newspaper and Nicole Pope, the Turkey correspondent of the French newspaper, Le Monde reflect on the Istanbul bombings. | |
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