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0709 |
The Americans are investigating eight more deaths of prisoners in Iraq and Afghanistan. Washington correspondent Michael Buchanan. |
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Commonwealth foreign ministers meet in London today to decide whether Pakistan should be readmitted to the fold. World Affairs correspondent Mike Wooldridge. |
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0717 |
Our media correspondent Torin Douglas on Mark Thompson's appointment as BBC director general. |
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0719 |
Yesterday in Parliament. |
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0723 |
A look at today's papers. |
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0733 |
Firefighters in Manchester are to vote on whether to strike. Derek Chadbon of the Retained Firefighters Union. |
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0742 |
Norman Smith investigates the distinguished place of seafood suppers in the history of Labour Party deal making. |
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0748 |
Bob Walker visits rural Lincolnshire to talk to migrant workers and we discuss proposals to licence gangmasters with DEFRA minister Lord Whitty. |
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0810 |
Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell reacts to Mark Thompson's appointment as BBC Director General. |
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0817 |
A look at your letters. |
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0821 |
Barber's Adagio for Strings: Your saddest music. |
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0833 |
Former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto speaks to us ahead of today's Commonwealth announcement on Pakistan's possible re-admission. |
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0838 |
John Manel reports from an East London fire station, plus Conservative spokesman Philip Hammond on the possibility of a national firefighters' strike. |
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0847 |
A Gloucestershire garden centre is accused of massacring a family of Robins. Nicola Stanbridge reports. |
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0853 |
Ali Muhsen Hamid of The Arab League and Professor Colleen Graffy of Republicans Abroad discuss the state of relations between the Arab world and the West. |
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