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0709 |
The latest from our correspondent in Madrid, Chris Morris. |
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0713 |
Iain Watson reports from Labour's spring conference, where events in Spain top the agenda. |
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0716 |
Madrid bombing aftermath: Tristana Moore is in Vittoria in the Basque country. |
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0719 |
The battle for Tasmania's ancient forests. |
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0723 |
Cardiac services for young people - discussed Yesterday in Parliament. |
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0733 |
After a bad week for horse racing, does the industry need reform? Sarah Nelson reports and we interview John Greenway, chair of the Joint Committee on the Draft Gambling Bill. |
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0742 |
A review of today's papers. |
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0745 |
A look at the papers in Madrid and hear from Spain's deputy secretary for international affairs, Guillermo Martinez Casan. |
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0753 |
America debates gay marriage: Kate Kendall, executive director of the National Centre for Lesbian Rights and Robert Tyler, attorney with Alliance Defence Fund. |
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0810 |
Eight million people march in Spain - Jim Naughtie reports plus interviews with Europe minister, Denis MacShane and European Commission president, Romano Prodi. |
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0822 |
This week's look at your letters. |
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0833 |
Secretary of State, Dr John Reid on Labour's spring conference, which starts today. |
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0845 |
Our reporter John Manell speaks to a man whose wife died in this week's terrorist attacks. |
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0851 |
Educational publisher Chris Jolly thinks we should change the way we spell to make English easier. Leeds University linguist Dr Tony Fox disagrees. |
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After this week's terrible events, Jim Naughtie assesses the mood in Madrid this morning. |
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