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0607 |
Is the extradition of the London suspected bomber, Osman Hussain going to be tricky? David Willey explains. |
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0609 |
Francis Harrison looks at the next steps leading on from Iran's plans to resume nuclear activities. |
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0615 |
Plans for re-starting Rover take a new twist. Rebecca Marston has the business news. |
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0626 |
Sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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0632 |
John Andrew finds out why the Campaign to Protect Rural England says the green belt land - fifty years old today - is under threat. |
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0634 |
The Democratic Unionist leader Ian Paisley is to meet the Northern Ireland secretary Peter Hain over the IRA pledge to end violence. Denis Murray analyses. |
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0637 |
Lee Carter offers an insight into the plane crash in Toronto last night. |
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0640 |
A review of today's papers in the UK and Saudi Arabia. |
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0644 |
Huw Williams meets David Ross who is doing a long walk to commemorate anniversary of the death of Scots hero William Wallace . |
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0650 |
Hundreds of people attend a vigil last night in memory of murdered black teenager Anthony Walker. Raphael Rowe reports. |
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0654 |
Now over a million people in Mali face famine. How bad is the crisis? Oxfam's Jo Leadbetter comments. |
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0709 |
Canadian journalist Scott Stinson with the latest details into the Air France flight crash in Canada. What might have gone wrong? Aviation expert David Gleeve responds. |
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0715 |
Ex-commander of the Desert Rats General Patrick Cordingley on allegations of bullying within Army bullying. |
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0717 |
German sports goods firm Adidas-Salomon agrees a takeover of US rival Reebok. More from Rebecca Marston. |
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0719 |
Tom Burridge finds out why many people are oppose to building on the green belt. |
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0723 |
Sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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0732 |
When will London bomb suspect Osman Hussain be extradited to the UK? We hear from extradition lawyer Roberto Pisano and the Met Police Authority's Richard Barnes. |
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0742 |
Scientists say that organic farms are better for the environment than conventional farms. NFU's Peter Kendle comments. |
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0746 |
Thought for the day with Dr Jeevan Singh Deol, lecturer at the School of Oriental and African Studies. |
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Two UK businessmen arrested in Dubai on suspicion of involvement in the London bombings talks to Angus Stickler about their ordeal. |
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0810 |
Are we eroding the green belt? Conservatives' Caroline Spelman and Labour's Phil Woolas comment. |
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0822 |
Hear the most memorable moments of the HMS Invincible, the Royal Navy's flagship vessel, set to be decommissioned today. |
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0829 |
Sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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0834 |
Nicola Stanbridge meets the cast of the play 'Waiting for Godot' by Samuel Beckett. Click here to find out how to contribute to our own-re-working of Samuel Becket's play at the Labour Party conference in September. |
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0844 |
Consumer confidence dips trigger interest rates cuts by Bank of England. Rebecca Marston with more. |
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0846 |
Turner Prize winning pottery artist gives his nomination for our debate to find the greatest painting in Britain. |
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0849 |
What should we do with the green belt? Ex-member of John Precott's urban task team Professor Sir Peter Hall and writer Ian Sinclair discuss. |
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0850 |
In the first of a series of reports into events marking the 60th anniversary of VJ Day, Chris Lowe looks back during peace time in Europe. |
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