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| Another attack on the Spanish railway...this time failed. Emma Jane Kirby is our correspondent in Madrid. | |
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0715 | Will sending Met Police officers to Libya result in the murderer of Wpc Yvonne Fletcher being brought to justice? John O'Connor a former Scotland Yard Commander was at the Murder Squad when Yvonne Fletcher was killed. | |
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0720 | In 1997 the Grand National had to be evacuated after an IRA bomb threat. Our reporter Sanchia Berg speaks to Superintendent Andy Cook of Merseyside Police about the precautions for the big event. | |
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0722 | We are all going to have to be fingerprinted and photographed on our way into the United States. Our correspondent in Washington Jannat Jalil told me how it is going to work. | |
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0731 | Teachers are becoming worried about the practice of downloading material off the internet. Roger Harrabin speaks to one pupil who says more than 50% of his friends have cheated by using essays off the web. | |
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0743 | The editor of the Lancet, Dr Richard Horton, has written in this week's edition attacking the way tropical medicine remains "structured on colonial lines". He joins us to explain what it means? | |
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0752 | Tory leader Michael Howard has branded the Government's immigration policy "a complete shambles". Conservative peer Lord Taylor of Warwick. | |
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0810 | The new chairman of the BBC is Michael Grade. Will Wyatt is a former Chief Executive of the BBC and David Elstein is a former chief executive of Channel Five. | |
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0819 | Your weekly letters to Today. | |
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0823 | It's back ...Today's very own theme tune. | |
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0833 | Do fathers get justice in child custody cases? We hear from Sir Bob Geldof and ask the minister what he's going to do about it. | |
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0842 | A review of today's papers with Peter Donaldson.
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0845 | Wigton in Cumbria is imposing a curfew on under sixteen year olds, as of last night they are forbidden to be out and about after nine in the evening. Our reporter Luke Walton spent the night in the town to find out. | |
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0849 | Three days after it went in the oven, how does our pork belly taste now? We find out. | |
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0852 | The word fundamentalism, usually with the word "religious attached to it, is thrown around a good deal in today's public discourse, but what does it actually mean? | |
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