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0607 |
Caroline Wyatt reports on yesterday's Spanish attacks.
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0610 |
It's Labour's spring conference this weekend. What's in store? |
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0615 |
The Business News with Rebecca Marston.
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0632 |
John Manel goes to Alcala del Henares where three of the four Spanish trains departed. |
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0636 |
Would shifting to long-term fixed rate mortgages be a way of stabilising the housing market?
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0640 |
Tristana Moore reports from Bilbao in the Basque region of Spain
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0642 |
A review of today's papers in both Britain and in Spain.
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0647 |
Yesterday in Parliament the row over political honours blew up again. |
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0650 |
More secretly recorded tapes of Diana, Princess of Wales, have been aired in the US. |
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0708 |
Spanish MP Begona Lasagabaster explains why it's unlikely ETA were responsible for the attacks. |
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0719 |
Can violent pornographic websites be controlled effectively?
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0732 |
The Chancellor has asked Professor Miles to suggest reforms to the mortgage industry - what are his conclusions? |
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0740 |
Ambassador Ruperez from the Spanish embassy in Washington responds to yesterday's bombings. |
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0748 |
Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell on the issues to be discussed at the Labour Spring Conference. |
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0810 |
James Naughtie reports live from Madrid in the aftermath of the bombing. We speak to Ana Palacio the Spanish Foreign Minister and Stephen Wright the British Ambassador. |
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0833 |
Michael Portillo reflects on the events in Madrid. |
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0838 |
Are mortgage lenders making inflated profits because borrowers don't shop around? |
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0845 |
A Business Update with Rebecca Marston. |
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0848 |
Were the 70's really as cool as the TV Programme Starsky and Hutch? |
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0852 |
Spanish MEP Jose Maria Gil Robles and Colonel Mike Dewar, counter-terrorism expert discuss the Madrid bombings. |
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