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0607 |
How did Al-Qaeda suspects escape the Pakistani authorities? |
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0610 |
A recount of votes cast in Taiwan's elections looks likely. |
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0615 |
The business news with Rebecca Marston. |
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0633 |
We hear the latest from the inquiry into the US government's reaction to 9/11.
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0638 |
Political leaders meet in Ireland today to try to breathe life into the peace process. |
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0642 |
Four more suspects are charged over the Madrid bombings. |
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0645 |
A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Cairo.
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0649 |
Is Beverley Hughes worth no more than a £3 note? |
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0654 |
The Scottish National Party wants to turn the European elections into a referendum on the Iraq war. |
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0709 |
Former Israeli PM Ehud Barak on the killing of Sheik Yassin. |
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0715 |
Should a Home Office adviser be employed if suspected of holding 'unacceptable' views on race? |
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0718 |
Tony Blair will meet the former Spanish premier Jose Maria Aznar in Madrid today. |
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0722 |
Jocelyn Hurndall, whose son Tom was shot dead in Israel, on her family's search for justice. |
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0732 |
Richard Clarke, anti-terror adviser to four US presidents, says the White House was obsessed with attacking Iraq. |
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0744 |
Dylan Thomas' local pub, inspiration for much of 'Under Milk Wood', is up for sale. |
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0749 |
Should we be able to patent nature? And who should benefit from 'bio-prospecting'? |
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0810 |
EU External Affairs Commissioner Chris Patten on the situation in the Middle East.
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0821 |
How an American professor is using hip-hop to promote education. |
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0835 |
MP Peter Mandelson on how to deal with old naval ships. |
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0845 |
A business update with Rebecca Marston. |
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0848 |
Can state-sponsored assassination be morally acceptable? |
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0855 |
Does a Prime Minister have to be the leader of the party with the biggest Parliamentary majority? |
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