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0709 |
Our correspondents Mark Mardell and Justin Webb on Tony Blair's meeting with George Bush. |
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Police think they have found the body of Amanda Edwards, who disappeared in Wiltshire eight days ago. Our correspondent Clarence Mitchell. |
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Proposals for a three hundred berth caravan park for immigrant workers are causing controversy in Herefordshire. Bob Walker reports. |
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Does Britain really need 160,000 charities? Cathy Pharaoh of the Charities Aid Foundation and Jonathan Powell of the Royal United Kingdom Beneficent Association discuss. |
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American congressman Dave Weldon has claimed that Dr Andrew Wakefield, author of a study suggesting a possible link between autism and the MMR vaccine, has been the victim of a witch-hunt by the medical establishment. |
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0737 |
Charlotte Green with a review of today's papers. |
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What do Senator Kerry and the Democrats make of the Bush-Blair friendship? Justin Webb tries to find out. |
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0745 |
Sue Craig of Newcastle RSPCA tells us why three hours was time well spent rescuing a drowning goldfish. |
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0752 |
A vigil has been held in Ohio for the American soldier held captive in Iraq. Hear from its organiser,
county commissioner, Bob Proud. |
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Jim talks to Prime Minister Tony Blair in Washington, his only British interview following his meeting with President Bush. Iraq's future plus the hint of a possible u-turn over a referendum for an EU constitution. |
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0841 |
At least eight other European countries will hold votes on the proposed EU constitution. Is the UK about to become the ninth? |
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0848 |
This week's look at your letters. |
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0851 |
Richard Woolf of Newsweek magazine and Adrian Wooldridge of The Economist debate the state of the Special Relationship. |
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0857 |
The BBC's political editor Andrew Marr on Blair's meeting with Bush. |
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