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Host Host | 10:19 UK time, Thursday, 7 September 2006

Daily Telegraph: Charles Kennedy has been asked to present a ±«Óãtv Scotland programme on the 300th anniversary of the Act of Union. ()

The Guardian: A mini-series made by US network ABC and due to be broadcast on ±«Óãtv Two on Sunday, The Road to 9/11, has come under fire for blaming the Clinton administration for failing to capture Osama bin Laden. ()

Daily Mail: Michael Parkinson calls for more intelligent women to be given plum jobs on TV.(No link)

Daily Telegraph: Obituary for ±«Óãtv presenter Anne Gregg. ()

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  • At 06:11 PM on 11 Sep 2006,
  • Linda Lamberg wrote:

Does anyone else watch 'Head to Head?' I just wanted to say how much I enjoy the political debate. I especially enjoy hearing Steve Richards views, always well thought out, and very elequantly put. A must watch programme on Sunday nights for me!

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