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0709 |
The latest from the Iraqi holy city of Najaf. Matthew Price reports. |
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0713 |
No bank holiday strike: Stephen Cape explains the agreement between British Airways and the T&G. |
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0720 |
Professor Hugh Pennington of Aberdeen University explains the significance of the case of Bird 'flu found in a pig in China. |
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Can we link this week's freak weather to global warming? Professor Alan Werrity of the University of Dundee, and Douglas Cross, an environmental analyst discuss. |
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0737 |
Michelle Veroken, former director of ethics and anti-doping for UK Sport comments on the latest positive drugs test in the Greek Olympic team. |
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0741 |
A review of today's papers. |
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0744 |
Jeremy Cooke reports on the Briton who has just run fifty miles a day for two months - across America. |
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0750 |
Is British business being strangled by British government 'gold plating' of EU directives? |
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0810 |
Reports from Najaf and the fight for the Imam Ali Mosque. |
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0824 |
This week's look at your letters. |
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0837 |
Is President Bush right to repatriate so many American troops? Robert MacNamara, who served under two American presidents as secretary of state for defence gives us his view. |
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0844 |
Why is almost all political theatre from 'the left'? Toby Young of the Spectator and Michael Billington of the Guardian. |
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0852 |
Has Islam lost the tradition of independence? Author Irshad Manji and Labour peer Baroness Uddin discuss. |
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