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0709 |
Iraq's Governing Council has called for an immediate ceasefire in Fallujah. Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt is Deputy Director of Coalition Operations in Baghdad. |
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0715 |
Time is running out for the three Japanese hostages in Iraq. Nubuhiko Suto is an MP and a member of the Foreign Affairs committee. |
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Teachers are threatening industrial action again. Our correspondent is Jane Dreaper. |
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0722 |
Is the Cornmarket in Oxford really one of the worst city spaces in Britain? - Plus Oxford tries a new kind of Hot Cross Bun... |
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0740 |
5000 Muslims live in Cowley, Oxford, where a new mosque is being built. Jon Manel reports. |
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0743 |
Peter Donaldson has a review of today's newspapers. |
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0747 |
'Morse author' Colin Dexter and Inspector Stuart Gibbs on policing in the Thames Valley region. |
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0750 |
Thought for the Day with Reverend Rob Marshall.
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0757 |
Lord Hurd on resolving the current violence in Iraq. |
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0810 |
Is President Bush conducting a ''crusade'' against Islam? The Bishop of Oxford, Richard Harries, and Dr Fahran Nizami, the Director of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies. |
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0822 |
Hear the best of this week's Listeners' Letters. |
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0833 |
Presenter Ed Stourton learns about the trials and tribulations of Cycling in Oxford. |
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0834 |
Defence Minister Geoff Hoon on the ongoing political and military battle in Iraq.
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0842 |
Papers review with Peter Donaldson.
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0845 |
How important is religion today? Ethicist Karen Armstrong, athist Richard Dawkins, and writer Ziauddin Sardar. |
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