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 0607 |
Uzbek security forces have been consolidating their control over the border town of Karasu. |
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 0609 |
Peter Bowes with the latest account of the Michael Jackson trial in California. |
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 0615 |
Business news with Nick Cosgrove. |
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 0626 |
Sports news with Steve May. |
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 0632 |
Prime Minister Tony Blair is back at work after receiving hospital treatment for a slipped disc. |
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 0635 |
Roland Pease on the revelation of a breakthrough in stem cell technology. |
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 0638 |
The government is to set up a working party of heads and teachers to investigate ways of tackling poor behaviour in schools. |
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 0640 |
A review of today's papers in the UK and Israel. |
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Robert Orchard reports on events Yesterday in Parliament. |
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The World Health Organisation is holding a two-day meeting to consider allowing further research into the deadly smallpox virus. |
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 0709 |
President of the British Osteopathic Association, Nigel Grahamon Tony Blair recent health scare. |
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 0711 |
Sam Younger of the Electoral Commission gives his thoughts on voting abuse.
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 0715 |
A business update with Nick Cosgrove. |
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 0717 |
What is the significance of the breakthrough creation of human embryonic stem cells designed to match sick or injured patients? |
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 0721 |
Kenyans are concerned that their pre-eminent position in long distance running is under threat following many of its athletes opting for riches abroad. |
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 0725 |
A sports update with Steve May. |
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 0732 |
Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer on the government's promises on electoral reform. |
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 0743 |
Concern mounts over the decline of some of Britain's woodland birds species including the rare lesser spotted Woodpecker. Click for the RSPB and BTO appeal for sightings of secretive woodpecker. |
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 0746 |
Thought for the day with the Right Reverend Richard Harries, Bishop of Oxford. |
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 0749 |
Al Quds, the only Arab University in Jerusalem has criticised the Association of University Teachers (AUT)boycott of Israeli academic institutions. |
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 0810 |
Education Secretary Ruth Kelly on discipline in our schools. |
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 0823 |
Hear BBC's exclusive interview with CNN's chief news executive Eason Jordan, who resigned amid controversy over comments about the death of journalists in Iraq. |
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 0829 |
Sports news with Steve May. |
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 0834 |
Professor Jeremy Treglown from Warwick University and novelist DJ Taylor on why writer Henry Green is so revered. |
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 0840 |
A business update with Nick Cosgrove. |
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Former Labour Foreign Minister Chris Mullin on MPs' bumper 80-day summer holiday. |
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 0845 |
A curfew is to be imposed on youth groups of two or more people from a Northumberland town centre to reduce anti-social behaviour. |
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Conservatives' David Cameron and Lib Dem's Ed Davey on government plans to tackle pupil behaviour. |
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