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0709 |
The war began a year ago today - Tim Franks is in Baghdad. |
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0712 |
The Liberal Democrat's spring conference opens in Southport today. Our political correspondent is James Landale. |
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0715 |
The police investigation into the murder of the teenager Kriss Donald in Pollockshields. Superintendent Kenny Scott, of Strathclyde police joins us. |
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0718 |
Pakistani forces continue to attack suspected al-Qaeda hideouts on the border with Afghanistan. Our corr Rahimullah Yusufzai reports. |
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0721 |
The recent violence in Kosovo. Our correspondent Nick Thorpe in Mitrovica and Hua Jiang who is spokesperson for the public information department at the UN Mission in Kosovo. |
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It was a year ago today that the first bombs were dropped on Iraq. Our reporter Mike Thomson speaks to Iraqis about the opportunities - and setbacks - for businesses in Basra. |
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0744 |
How can Coca-Cola rescue its image after the bottled water debacle? |
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0749 |
Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy is in Southport where the spring conference is being held. |
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0810 |
A rare interview with the man tipped to become Iraq's first freely elected President. |
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0821 |
The weekly look at your letters to the Today office. |
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0824 |
Is the three minute silence a mark of respect or a sign of mawkishness? |
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0835 |
We speak to Sir Jeremy Greenstock, the British diplomat working with the American Paul Bremer on the reconstruction of Iraq. |
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0843 |
A review of today's papers with Charlotte Green.
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0846 |
Now an MEP, Emma Bonino was the EU Humanitarian Affairs Commissioner during the conflict in Kosovo and has taken a strong interest in the country's rebuilding. |
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0849 |
Our reporter Jon Manel has been gauging the mood of the Moroccan community in Madrid and their reaction to the police operation.
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0853 |
Do children need to be taught how to read poetry out loud?
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