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0607 |
Apparently the French seem to be coming around to a British way of thinking about theÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌý European Union. |
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TheÌýBritish Medical Association and the Royal College of Nursing want the G8 to discuss the way the health workers are being poached from the developed world to work in rich countries. |
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0615 |
Today's business news from Rebecca Marston |
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0625 |
Steve MayÌýkeeps us up to date with events in theÌýsporting world. |
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0632 |
The summiteers inÌýBrussels have acknowledged that there can be no agreement to approve the European constitution. |
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0635 |
A leak of the draft communique onÌýclimate change being prepared for the G8 summit is causing concern among environmental groups. |
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0638 |
Eurotunnel's annual general meeting takes place in Calais today the company's been plagued by boardroom upheavals in the last eighteen months. What does it now do about debts of about six billion pounds? |
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0640 |
This morning'sÌýnewspaper summeries come from bothÌýBritain and Cambodia. |
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0643 |
DavidÌýWilbyÌýreviews Yesterday in Parliament |
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0650 |
Iranians are going to the polls today to elect a new president and for the first time since the revolution it's not clear who will win. More than a thousand candidates registered. |
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0650 |
James Johnson, Chairman of the British Medical Association, explains why there is concern about medical staff from developing countries being enticed away from where they are much needed. |
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0709 |
It was Jean-Claude Juencker, president of Luxembourg who faced the world's press alone last night inÌýBrussels and he didn't seem to have that much to say. |
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0720 |
There's been grave concern this week about the way doctors are monitored in the light of the High Court case over a paediatrician whoÌýmis-diagnosed hundreds of children with epilepsy. |
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0724 |
Business Editor Jeff Randall explains whatÌýEurotunnel could do about its £6 billion debt. |
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0728 |
ÌýBasking Sharks are being spotted off the coast of Scotland far more often than used to be the case - and experts say it may be down to global warming. |
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0735 |
The latestÌýsporting news from Steve May. |
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0740 |
Michael Howard assesses Tony Blair's negotiation skills in Europe. |
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0743 |
Today'sÌýEuropean Summit falls on the anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. |
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0749 |
Thought for the Day comes from Cheif Rabbi Dr Jonathan Sacks. |
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0752 |
The latest draft of the communique onÌýclimate change being prepared for the G8 summit is ringing alarm bells in the environmental world, Catherine Pearce explains what it all really means. |
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0810 |
In the Brussels corridors around James Naughtie the leaders of the European Union are starting to try to settle the argument over money that divides them, the negotiation in which Tony Blair has in his hand a powerful but dangerous card.Ìý It's the British rebate. |
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0821 |
There's a new film version of theÌýÌýWar of the Worlds being premiered in London this weekendÌý - a Stephen Spielberg version of the HG Wells classic. |
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0831 |
TheÌýHealth Minister Lord Warner is in our radio car to continue the discussion on the recruitment of medical staff from developing countries. |
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0835 |
A finalÌýbusiness update from Rebecca Marston. |
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0839 |
Even as the constitution careered towards limbo, the Prime Minister of Luxembourg Jean-Claude Juncker vowedÌý to abide by deals to admit Romania and Bulgaria in 2007, good news for Meglena Kuneva, the Bulgarian minister for European Affairs. |
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0847 |
Does it matter that we are a nation of couch potatoes? A survey conducted in more than 30 countries found that we watch more television and read fewer books than anyone else in Europe. |
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0851 |
President Bush says he knows what he wants to see in Europe: he wants a strong viable partner -- and he wants Europe's differences to be settled. |
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0855 |
Deputy leader of the French National Front Bruno Gollnisch, the historian Norman Davies - who's written a celebrated history of europe - and to the former American Ambassador to the EU Richard Morningstar discuss Bush's attitude toward Europe. |
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