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0607 |
More than a third of hospital trusts in England are failing to balance their books. Jane Dreaper has more. |
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0610 |
Egyptian authorities say they have identified one of the suicide bombers involved in the attack on the Red Sea resort of Sharm al-Sheikh. |
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0615 |
Greg Wood on new advice for compaines on the terrorist threat and the rest of the morning's business news. |
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0626 |
Sports news with Mary Rhodes. |
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0632 |
Neil Bennett with an update on the hunt for the failed bombers. |
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0634 |
The first aid flight fully by Britain leaves for Niger later. Mike Wooldridge reports. |
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0638 |
Sport reporter Andy Swiss on the launch of a new lottery game to funds the London 2012 Olympics in London. |
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0641 |
A review of today's papers in the UK and in Holland. |
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0646 |
Chief Inspector of Prisons Anne Owers claims children being damaged by their detention at Yarls Wood immigration centre. |
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0650 |
Jackie Rowland looks at the biggest child sex abuse trial in French legal history. |
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0655 |
The Healthcare Commission says the number of top performing "three star" hospitals has fallen. Chief Executive Anna Walker explains why. |
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0709 |
While we've been on air, Birmingham police have announced four arrests in connection with the failed London attacks. Neil Bennett has the latest. |
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0711 |
Aid agency Oxfam says the world's reaction to the Niger crisis is outrageous.
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0715 |
Business news with Greg Wood. |
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0718 |
Cherie Blair urges the government not to undermine civil liberties in their response to the bombing. Norman Smith has more. |
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0721 |
Andrew Dismore MP says the Standards Board for England, which investigates allegations of sleaze against councillors, is badly managed. Sir Tony Holland, chair of the board responds. |
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0726 |
Sports news with Mary Rhodes. |
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0733 |
Could the return of grammar school system halt the decline in educational standards? Peter Morris of the Professional Association of Teachers and Margaret Tulloch of Comprehensive Future debate. |
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0738 |
Rajesh Merchandani tells us more on the arrest of four men in Birmingham in connection with the failed London bomb attacks. |
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0744 |
Have your say in our poll to find the nation's favourite painting. |
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0746 |
Thought for the day with Father Timothy Radcliffe, a Dominican Black friar. |
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0750 |
Conservative health spokesman Andrew Lansley and Health minister Rosie Winterton on the poor financial performance of hospitals in England. |
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0810 |
Jon Manel with an update on today's arrests relating to the failed london bomb attacks. Also hear reaction from Birmingham MP Roger Godsiff to the events. |
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0818 |
Why did it take six months for Britain to respond to the crisis in Niger? International Development Secretary Hilary Benn responds. |
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0824 |
Sports news with Mary Rhodes. |
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0832 |
Jane Little explores what Islam has to say about violence and how suicide bombers draw on its teachings. |
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0837 |
Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell on the launch of the London 2012 Olympics lottery and security fears following the London attacks. |
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0840 |
Business news with Greg Wood. |
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0844 |
Lard lovers rejoice - olive oil is on the wane Restaurant critic Giles Coren and author Carol Drinkwater chew the fat. |
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0848 |
Nicola Stanbridge has an offer you can't refuse - two books for the price of three. |
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0852 |
Should the team that cloned Dolly the sheep be allowed to experiment on human eggs?Professors Christopher Shaw and Adrian Woolfson discuss. |
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0857 |
A wrap-up of the morning's fast moving developments in the hunt for the London bombers. |
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