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0709 |
Several thousand BBC staff have put their names to a paid advertisement in today's Telegraph expressing their support for Greg Dyke. Our political correspondent John Andrew. |
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0711 |
George Bush says he "wants to know the facts" about Iraq and weapons of mass destruction. Our state department correspondent Jon Leyne. |
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0714 |
What are the Iraq Survey Group up to these days - Mike Wooldridge is in Baghdad. |
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Just a handful of MPs were present for a gentle debate on a backbencher's Bill. Our Parliamentary Correspondent, Sean Curran was watching. |
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0721 |
The cannabalism case in Germany came to an end yesterday. Michael Berry is a senior lecturer in forensic psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University. |
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0731 |
What will happen to the BBC's Charter, up for renewal in 2006. Labour MP, Sion Simon and a member of the Labour's national exeuctive, Mark Seddon. |
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0743 |
After a four year restoration programme, and many internal troubles, English National Opera is due back home in the Coliseum in the West End of London. Sarah Nelson reports. |
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BBC staff have signed up to a paid advertisement in the Telegraph supporting Greg Dyke. Jeremy Dear is the General Secretary of the NUJ and Boris Johnson, a friend of Andrew Gilligan. |
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0810 |
We hear from Washington on how the debate over Iraqi weapons of mass destruction has heated up after the resignation of the man put in charge of finding them. |
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0821 |
We reported earlier in the week on a new Battle of Agincourt - the French local authority wants to build a wind turbine farm at the scene of the great English victory of 1415. The actor Robert Hardy. |
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0824 |
The weekly look at your letters to the Today office. |
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0835 |
What should happen to the BBC after Hutton? - we speak to one of the people tipped to be the next Chairman. |
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0839 |
The annual Haj is underway in Saudi Arabia. Around two million Muslims have gathered for the pilgrimage. Our World Affairs Editor John Simpson is there. |
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0845 |
A new career for Alastair Campbell - his one-man show opens on Tyneside. We were there. |
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0849 |
The latest on the fire at a nursing home at Uddingston near Glasgow. |
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0851 |
The TUC is putting the finishing touches to its huge History on line project - a mass of documentation about the story of the union movement. |
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0855 |
This week saw the government win the vote over student fees with one of the smallest parliamentary majorities - just five votes. Kaya Eldridge and James Bailey are students sitting their A Levels this year. |
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