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0607 |
Vitamin D can help cut the risk of many cancers according to some research that is published today. |
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0609 |
President Putin's economic adviser has resigned from government, saying Russia is no longer free. |
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0615 |
The business news with Greg Wood. |
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0625 |
The sport news with Steve May. |
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0632 |
The Conservatives have persuaded Bob Geldof to be a consultant to David Cameron's inquiry into globalisation and global poverty. |
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0636 |
Europe launches the first test satellite of its Galileo programme today. |
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0641 |
The new Polish government has reversed the decision of its predecessor to bring all its troops home from Iraq in January. |
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0647 |
Our guest editor today in Anna Ford she is interested to find out why young people in particular teenage boys are getting into trouble with the law. |
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0650 |
Anna Ford today's guest editor also looks into ageism in the media. |
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0655 |
Are faith schools a good idea? Anna Ford our guest editor decides to look more closely, with Tahim Alam and Marilyn Mason in discussion. |
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0709 |
Do you get enough vitamin D? A study at the University of Califorrnia shows us it may reduce the risk of developing some common cancers, Dr Cedric Garland joins us. |
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0714 |
Sir Sandy Bruce-Lockhart warns that the government's plans to reform schools |
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0717 |
A business update with Greg Wood. |
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0721 |
Anna Ford our guest editor looks into why teenage boys in particular get into trouble with the law. |
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0727 |
A sport update with Steve May. |
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0730 |
Prof Sir Martin Sweeting and Prof Heinz Wolffis discuss whether it is necessary to make satellite navigation systems more accurate with the launch of Galileo. |
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0735 |
Anna Ford our guest editor speaks to a boy in Bristol about teenage boys in trouble with the law. |
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0740 |
Anna Ford our guest editor wanted to know what the future holds for New Orleans musicians such as Branford Marsalis after Hurricane Katrina destroyed so much. |
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0745 |
Thought for the day with Rabbi Lionel Blue. |
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0750 |
Anna Ford, our guest editor today, grew up in the Lake District and sent herself to investigate the problems facing hill farmers such as John Harrison. Tim Bennett and John Darlington join us to discuss the implications. |
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0810 |
The Conservative party are constantly in the news with new study groups and think tanks. Now Bob Geldof is on board to transform the Conservative party, we speak to Peter Lilley. |
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0825 |
Anna Ford today's guest editor talks to David Cannadine and Peter Jones. They look into links with yob culture and binge drinking echoing that of the Roman Empire. |
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0832 |
Anna Ford meets Ray Lewis from The East Side Young Leaders Academy, how it can help African and Caribbean boys. |
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0836 |
A business update with Greg Wood. |
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0842 |
Amanda Platell, Stuart Purvis and Martin Kelner look into why women aren't allowed to "grow old on television" as men are? |
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0847 |
Who runs Britain? Find out some more finalists. |
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0852 |
Anna Ford reflects on her Guest Edit. |
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0858 |
Anna plays us out with "Back Water Blues" by Irma Thomas from the Ourneworleans.net Hurricane Katrina benefit CD. |
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