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0607 |
Foreign Secretary Jack Straw is in Moscow to meet his Russian counterpart. Steve Rosenberg. |
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0610 |
Does Kenya need food aid urgently? Ishbel Matheson. |
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0615 |
The business news with Greg Wood. |
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0626 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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0632 |
The ±«Óãtv Office launches a renewed attempt to introduce a new offence: incitement to religious hatred. |
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0635 |
How have the Republicans reacted to John Kerry's appointment of Senator John Edwards as his running mate? |
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0738 |
A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Australia. |
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0644 |
Why do MPs dislike debating wind farms so much? Sean Curran. |
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0647 |
How could the appeal of a Premiership footballer's ex-wife change the face of the divorce law? |
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0653 |
What can we expect from the gun conference between Mothers Against Guns and the British Association for Shooting and Conservation? |
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0708 |
Labour peer, Lord Desai, on David Blunkett's attempt to introduce an offence of religious hatred. |
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0715 |
Jabez Lam, from the UK Chinese Rights organisation Min Quan, on the new law to curb gangmasters. |
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0720 |
Would you be happy sharing a grave with a stranger? Roger Harrabin reports. |
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0724 |
Professor Roy Anderson, from the Science Advisory Council, on whether we have learnt anything from the BSE and foot and mouth outbreaks?
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0728 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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0736 |
Sir Sandy Bruce Lockhart, chairman of the Local Government Association on the government's five year plan for education. |
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0743 |
Will a new bike hiring scheme in London encourage more people to cycle in the city? |
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0751 |
Lord George of St Tudy in Devon on the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee meeting about interest rates. |
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0810 |
±«Óãtv Secretary David Blunkett on why he thinks his proposed changeÌýto the law, to make it illegal to incite religious hatred, will be passed this time.
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0823 |
The first ever live performance of Puccini's La Boheme, by the English National Opera, takes place in Trafalgar Square tonight. |
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0826 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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0832 |
Michael Moore on his new film Fahrenheit 9/11. |
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0836 |
A business update with Greg Wood. |
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0842 |
Former American ambassador in London, Philip Lader, on John Kerry's selection of John Edwards as his running mate. |
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0845 |
Why have some drivers had to take their complaints about restrictions imposed on them by cameras and speed humps, to local authorities miles from their home? |
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0849 |
Economics editor Evan Davis reacts to comments made by Lord George earlier on the programme. |
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0853 |
Labour peer, Baroness Uddin, and Shadow Attorney-General Dominic Grieve discuss David Blunkett's proposed new law. |
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