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 0607 |
The US vetoes a UNSC resolution condemning the killing of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin. |
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 0610 |
Bin Laden's number two calls on the people of Pakistan to overthrow their government. |
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 0615 |
The business news with Rebecca Marston. |
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 0633 |
Will EU leaders ever agree on the European constitution?
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 0636 |
Six British men are rescued from a cave in Mexico.
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Most drug addicts fail to finish government drug treatment programmes.
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A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Washington. |
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The spat between the Commons and the Lords over postal voting continues. |
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Research published in the BMJ questions the way shaken baby syndrome is diagnosed. |
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European Commissioner Neil Kinnock on the proposed EU constitution.
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Three British people are among 26 convicted of trying to revive an illegal Islamic party in Egypt.
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 0718 |
Colonel Gaddafi is apparently offering to help rid the world of landmines. |
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 0732 |
Have a group of travellers found a planning loop-hole? |
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 0745 |
Tony Blair faces the third reading of the Higher Education Bill next week. |
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 0748 |
Oxford dons are to be taught how to ride their bikes safely. |
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 0750 |
The NAO says that only a quarter of offenders given Drug Treatment and Testing Orders complete them. |
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 0810 |
Europe Minister Denis Macshane gives his prognosis for the European Constitution. |
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 0826 |
We discuss a new season of French films and hear from Emanuelle Beart, though sadly not in the studio. |
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 0835 |
A British woman whose Tutsi husband died in the Rwandan genocide tells us why she plans to revisit the country this weekend. |
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We ask Sir Peter Davis whether Sainsbury's is in trouble.
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 0848 |
The former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey has criticised Islamic culture. |
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 0851 |
The Thames Gateway is an eyesore to many but, it seems, English Heritage think it rich in history, ancient orchards and forests. |
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 0855 |
Does the world need a grand international treaty in the style of Versailles? |
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