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0607 |
What will newly returned SNP leaderÌýAlex Salmond say in his speech atÌýhis party's conference today? |
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0610 |
One of the most extraordinary trials in British legal history begins on the tinyÌýPacific Island of Pitcairn. Phil Mercer. |
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0615 |
TheÌýbusiness news with Rebecca Marston. |
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0627 |
TheÌýsports news with Steve May. |
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0632 |
Foreign Secretary Jack Straw addressed the UN General Assembly last night and spoke about the hostage Ken Bigley. |
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0635 |
Ken Bigley'sÌýkidnappers have remained silent overnight. Karen Allen is in Baghdad. |
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0637 |
Industrial action hits bothÌýHeathrow and Gatwick airports. Tom Symonds has the details. |
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0642 |
AÌýBelgian woman who became infertile as a result of cancer treatment has given birth to a baby girl. Adam Brimelow. |
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0647 |
A review ofÌýtoday's papers both in Britain and Egypt. |
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0652 |
The UN's High Commissioner for Refugees,ÌýRuud Lubbers, begins a tour of African countries that are facing a major humanitarian crisis. Mark Doyle. |
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0655 |
Delegates question the role of nationalist parties post-devolution asÌýPlaid Cymru Group leader Ieuan Wyn Jones speaks at their party conference. |
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0709 |
Martin Griffiths, head of the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue in Geneva, on the Foreign Secretary's speech last night. |
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0713 |
Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury,ÌýGeorge Osborne, on the Tories' proposed tax cuts. |
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0718 |
Can dogs really be trained to sniff outÌýbladder cancer in humans? |
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0721 |
Rebecca Marston with a business update. |
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0723 |
Could a newÌýbridge to cross the Firth of Forth in Scotland be built to help cut congestion on the existing one? |
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0727 |
TheÌýsports news with Steve May. |
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0732 |
Mikhail Gorbachev on the connection between the spread of weapons and terrorism around the world. |
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0743 |
Will a Bollywood production of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice', calledÌý'Bride and Prejudice' be as successful as the screen original? |
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0750 |
Would a change in the law allowingÌýpsychiatrists to break their oath of confidentiality mean they could report aÌýmentally ill patient who they think mayÌýkill? |
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0810 |
Michael Berg, father of the murdered hostage Nick Berg, plus Tony Blair's biographer, Anthony Seldon and Terry Waite on the current hostage situation. |
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0822 |
It's the 50th anniversary of the best known electric guitar, theÌýFender Stratocaster, but is the day of the guitar solo over? |
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0828 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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0834 |
Iain Watson investigates what is influencingÌývoters in Hartlepool in the run up to the by-election. |
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0840 |
AÌýbusiness update with Rebecca Marston. |
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0844 |
Why haveÌýPolish health consultants in Scotland been sacked after just a few months? Sanchia Berg reports plus Dr Rafal Nizankoffski, the deputy health minister of Poland. |
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0849 |
German sports ministerÌýOtto Schilly said that his compatriots should lighten up - so here are some jokes by Germans and the German Ambassador to London, Thomas Matthusek, to explain them. |
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0853 |
Tony Hall on why conductor Ricardo Muti has pulled out of his performances at the Royal Opera House. |
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0857 |
10 year-oldÌýJordan Daley interviews sports presenter Steve May after Steve's difficultÌý interview with a seven year old yesterday. |
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