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0607 |
Police investigating the murder of 11-year-old Rory Blackhall in West Lothian say he was asphyxiated. Colin Blane reports. |
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0609 |
Israeli soldiers have completed the eviction of Jewish settlers from Gaza and West Bank. James Reynolds has the details. |
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0615 |
What is the sticking point at airline caters Gate Gourmet? Greg Wood tells us more. |
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0626 |
Shaun Tait will make his Test debut for Australia in Thursday's fourth Ashes Test. More from Steve May. |
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0632 |
Rory Mclean looks at the the latest twists and turns in the Home Secretary Charles Clarke's new deportation rules. |
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0634 |
Tory leadership hopeful David Cameron wants the government to do more to curb extremism. Shaun Ley has the details. |
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0637 |
Animal tests get a renewed backing by hundreds of UK scientists and doctors. Tom Feilden has the latest. |
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0640 |
Iraqi negotiators continue to search for agreement on a new constitution. Caroline Hawley is in Baghdad. |
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0642 |
A review of today's paper in the UK and France. |
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0648 |
Justin Webb in the US looks at why a religious broadcaster suggests the US kill Venezuela's president. |
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0650 |
Patients miss millions of appointments with GPs each year, a poll suggests. Dr Terry John of the Developing Patient Partnerships explains. |
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0654 |
Amnesty International's Tim Cahill highlights Brazil's human rights abuses in the wake of a probe into the death of Brazilian Jean-Charles de Menezes. |
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0709 |
Jeff Randall looks at whether British Airways may end up funding redundancy packages for its main food supplier, Gate Gourmet. |
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0714 |
British Transport Police Chief Constable Ian Johnston tells us why he thinks a rise in violence on public transport is fuelled by alcohol. |
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0718 |
The world's biggest mining company has just reported record profits. Greg Wood with the business news. |
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0722 |
Could British textile manufacturers benefit from the spat between the EU and China over imports? We ask Green MEP Caroline Lucas and Tory David Willetts. |
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0725 |
Micheal Owen is returning to the Premier League. Steve May has the sports news. |
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0733 |
Tom Feilden looks at the rise in genetics research involving animals. Hear our debate on animals in medical research. |
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0741 |
The landlord of Soho's Coach and Horses pub tells us how he deals with binge-drinkers. |
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0747 |
Thought for the day with the Right Reverend James Jones, Bishop of Liverpool. |
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0751 |
Tory David Cameron says he is keen on ideas that can help his party but ruled out a deal with Ken Clarke on the leadership. |
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0810 |
How can London tackle the terrorist threat? We'll be speaking to Mayor, Ken Livingstone. |
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0822 |
Edouard Manet's "Folies-Bergere" has shortlisted in our greatest painting poll. We speak to Dr Deborah Swallow of the Courtauld Institute of Art. |
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0827 |
Steve May with the sports news. |
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0835 |
Zubeida Malik looks at what the Koran say about violence and speaks to Baber Siddiqi from the Luqman Institute, working with young British muslims. |
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0839 |
Basic bank accounts are failing to meet the needs of UK's poorest people. Greg Wood has more. |
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0842 |
David Edgar talks about his new play "Playing with Fire", a commentary on multicultural Britain. |
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0847 |
Acclaimed Israeli author Amos Oz reflects on the significance of the week's events in Gaza and the West Bank. |
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