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0607 |
The health food industry is challenging the European Commission. Nicola Carslaw. |
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0609 |
Alain Juppe will learn today if he has been convicted in a political corruption trial. |
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0615 |
Greg Wood has a round-up of today's business news. |
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0632 |
What next at the BBC. |
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0635 |
So where does this leave the BBC's relationship with the Government. |
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0638 |
The self-confessed cannibal will be sentenced today. |
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0641 |
James Reynolds in Jerusalem the World Press Review. |
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0647 |
This year's Budget will take place on Saint Patrick's Day. Sean Curran reports. |
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0653 |
Paoli Pestori and David Hinde on the sale of vitamin and mineral supplements. |
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0709 |
Will Wyatt and David Elstein on the future of the BBC. |
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0715 |
Britain is facing an epidemic of mesothelioma. Professor Tom Treasure. |
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0720 |
Patrick Mercer on Homeland Security. |
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0723 |
Labour MP Chris Bryant and Richard Norton-Taylor on Lord Hutton's findings. |
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0732 |
A woman has given birth to her own grandchildren. Lord Winston and Nayana Patel. |
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0742 |
For a review of today's papers listen to Charlotte Green. |
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0749 |
Lawrence's Seven Pillars of Wisdom. Nicola Stanbridge. |
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0755 |
Anthony Scrivener and Jonathan Kaplan on the Hutton report. |
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0810 |
Greg Dyke on the future of the BBC. |
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0836 |
Can the relationship between the BBC and the Government ever be repaired? Lord Falconer. |
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0842 |
Was Sylvia Plath one of the best known poets of the 20th century? Kate Muir Al Alvarez. |
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0845 |
The White House has acknowledged that its intelligence reports on Iraq might have been wrong. Robin Cook. |
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0850 |
What does the future hold now for Tony Blair. Nick Jones, Peter Riddell and Donald MacIntryree. |
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