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 0607 |
A committee of MPs is corncerned about the way Prince Charles manages the Duchy of Cornwall, the estate which provides his main income. Peter Hunt has more. |
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 0610 |
A verdict is due today in a long-running dispute about treatment for terminally ill patients. Adam Brimelow reveals. |
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 0615 |
Greg Wood on badly behaved companies threatened with ASBOs and the rest of the morning's business news. |
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 0626 |
Sports news with Mary Rhodes. |
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 0631 |
Neil Bennett with the latest development on the investigation into the failed bomb attacks in London. |
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 0634 |
Richard Black looks at a new climate plan by US and Australia, outside the Kyoto agreement. |
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 0636 |
A review of today's papers in the UK and France. |
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 0641 |
The police and Muslim groups say attacks against the Asian community have escalated since the London bomb attacks. Raphael Rowe reports. |
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 0648 |
The process to change the Conservative party's leadership rules takes yet another turn today. Iain Watson discovers. |
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 0650 |
The Union representing some London Underground staff threatens to strike over safety fears following the London bombings. |
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 0655 |
Nasa spokeman, Ed Campion tells us why the US agency is grounding its space shuttle fleet. |
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 0709 |
Is the IRA ready to turned its back on the armed struggle? We speak to US Congressman Pete King, a long time backer of the republican cause. |
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 0711 |
Kylie Morris gives us an update on a new climate pact between six major industrial nations. |
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 0715 |
Greg Wood on telecoms giant BT Group pre-tax profits and the rest of the business news. |
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 0718 |
Labour MP Alan Williams on why his colleagues wants Prince Charles to stand down from managing the Duchy of Cornwall. |
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 0721 |
Evan Davis looks at whether we have lost a rational perspective on the terrorist issue. |
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 0726 |
A sports news update with Mary Rhodes. |
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 0733 |
Is the unusual weather in Europe linked to climate change? |
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 0745
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Help us to find the nation's favourite painting. |
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 0747 |
Thought for the day with Rev Dr Giles Fraser, vicar of Putney. |
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 0750 |
Is it time for judges to take their cue from politicians when it comes to the detention of suspected terrorists? Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer responds. |
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 0810 |
Is an American-led pact on global warming a threat to the Kyoto protocol? We talk to Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer, environmentalist George Monbiot and chief government scientist Sir David King. |
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 0818 |
A look at the significance of the arrest of nine people in Tooting, this morning in the investigation into the attempted London bombings. |
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 0826 |
Sports news with Mary Rhodes. |
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 0832 |
The search for Britain's best architecture - how do you compare the Scottish parliament with a car factory? |
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 0837 |
Jon Manel speaks to a friend of London bombing suspect Muktar Said Ibrahim. |
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 0840 |
UK house prices are rising more slowly than wages. Greg wood tells us more. |
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 0844 |
Why has smoking's on-screen role changed over the years? Writer Brian Dooley and film critic Leslie Felperin discuss. |
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 0848 |
Offer us a story by email and get a chance to become at reporter for a day. |
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 0852 |
Sir Sandy Bruce Lockhart of the Local Government Association and Housing Minister Yvette Cooper on government plan to increase affordable houses. |
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 0857 |
An update on police investigation into the London attacks. |
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