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 0607 |
Over a dozen people been killed in a suicide car bombing in Iraq. Caroline Hawley is in Baghdad. |
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A Palestinian man from Gaza shares his perspective on the withdrawal plan with Alan Johnston . |
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 0615 |
Supermarket chain Asda is told to restrain its advertising. Greg Wood has the business news. |
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Andy Murray cruises to Masters victory. Steve May has more. |
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 0630 |
James Reynolds and Matthew Price report on the mood in Gaza strip, as Israeli soldiers begin evicting Jewish settlers. |
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Leaked documents raise questions over the killing of an innocent Brazilian man by London police. |
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The government is to defend A-level exams against accusations that they are getting easier. More from Kim Catcheside. |
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 0639 |
A review of today's papers in the UK and Iraq. |
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Phil Shiner, solicitor acting for anti-war Campaigners on the quest for a public inquiry into the Iraq war. |
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International law expert Ruth Lapidoth tells us why she thinks the occupation of Gaza was legal. |
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The British Chambers of Commerce's Bill Midgley says the decline in standards of A Levels is contributing to the UK 's skills shortage. |
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 0709 |
Jeremy Bowen and James Reynolds bring us the latest on the Israeli army operation to evict settlers from the Gaza. |
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 0711 |
Ex-Met Police armed officer Roger Gray says the shooting of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes was an accident. Lib Dem's Simon Hughes comments. |
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Engineering firm Balfour Beatty releases its latest result. Greg Wood with the details. |
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 0724 |
Jewish settler Aaron Fimmer tells Katya Adler why he decided to defy the government order and stay in the Gaza
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 0727 |
Steve May with the latest sports news. |
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 0733 |
Senior Hamas leader Dr Mahmoud Zahar on whether the Gaza pullout was a vindication of Hamas' policy of violence. |
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 0740 |
The Poet Laureate Andrew Motion explains why he's a fan of Constable's Haywain. |
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 0746 |
Thought for the day with Rabbi Dr Ron Kronish of the Inter-Religious Coordinating Council in Israel. |
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 0749 |
The Education Minister, Lord Adonis, says the Government's independent agencies have shown that A-level standards have been maintained. |
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 0810 |
Ed Stourton gauges reaction to the Gaza pullout and ask Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres about his country's disengagement plan. |
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 0824 |
England gears up for a match against Denmark today. Steve May has the sports news. |
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 0831 |
What does it mean to be British? We speak to Conservative leader Michael Howard. If you have your own ideas please do email us. |
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A campaign is being launched today to outlaw the term "common law marriage". Greg Wood has more. |
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Our Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen gives his account on the clashes between Gaza settlers and Israeli police. |
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 0847 |
The Ashes have rekindled interest in cricket. But does anyone understand the rules? Click here to take our cricket test. |
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Ed Stourton looks at the ramifications of israeli withdrawal from Gaza. |
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