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0607 |
Demeetha Luthra inÌýMuzaffarabad,Ìý Pakistani administered Kashmir, reports onÌýaid effortsÌýto quake victims in the area. |
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0609 |
The case of Charlotte Wyatt, whose parents lost an appeal to have her resuscitatedÌýwill be reviewedÌýtoday.ÌýAdam Brimelow reports. |
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0615 |
Experts say theÌýUK economic growth will be well below trend this year. Greg Wood has more. |
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0626 |
England beat Poland 2-1 to finish top of their World Cup qualifying group. Steve MayÌýhas the details. |
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0632 |
Mark Mardell looks at why Gordon Brown wants an EU economic shake-up to help deal with the challenges of globalisation. |
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0635 |
Chris Morris reports on the EU defence ministers meeting inÌýLondon today. |
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0637 |
Norman Smith describes the mood of the ConservativeÌýparty afterÌýnominations for itsÌýleadership raceÌýcloses later today. |
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0640 |
A review of today's papers in the UK and Lebanon. |
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0645 |
Robert Orchard looks at events Yesterday in Parliament. |
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0649 |
Green party MEP Caroline Lucas explains to us why she thinks the EU should adopt a policy of managed not free trade with Europe. |
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0654 |
Are Britain's jails working? We ask Juliet Lyons of the Prison Reform Trust. |
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0709 |
Matthew Grant inÌýPakistani city of MuzaffarabadÌýreports on the quake relief co-ordination there. Disasters Emergency Committee's Brendan Gormley comments. |
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0716 |
Norman Smith looks at the politics behind the Conservative party leadership contest. |
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0721 |
High-street stationer WH Smith has just reported its latest results. Greg Wood has more. |
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0723 |
Spies step out of the shadows. Gordon Corera finds outÌýwhy MI6 is launching its own website. |
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0726 |
IsÌýSven-Goran Eriksson to stay after England's impressive 2-1 win over Poland. Steve May has more. |
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0732 |
The commander of Nato forces in Europe, General Joseph Ralston saysÌýEurope needs to pool its defence policies. Defence minister Lord Drayson comments. |
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0745 |
It's a year since legendary DJ John Peel died. Radio 1 have decided to make today hisÌýday. Nick Wallace reports. |
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0748 |
Thought for the day with Canon David Winter. |
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0751 |
What isÌýthe solution to Britain's overcrowded prisons? We talk to Tory leadership hopeful David Davis and Charles Bushell of the Prison Governors' Association. |
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0810 |
The Chancellor Gordon Brown tells us why it's make or break time for reform of the EU. |
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0825 |
Steve May with the sports news update. |
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0831 |
BuildingsÌýdestroyed in recentÌýquakes were built of concrete. Is there a case for aid conditional on better construction? Sanchia BergÌýfinds out. |
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0831 |
Top UN relief official Jan Egeland in Pakistani city, Muzaffarabad, talks to Matthew Grant about the earthquake relief effort. |
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0837 |
ShouldÌýthe Nobel prize be embroiled in a controversy over politics? Lisa Appignanesi, of English PEN, and writer Professor John Sutherland discuss. |
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0844 |
Greg Wood looks at theÌýScience Museum planÌýto make money out of its intellectual property. |
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0847 |
Ex-Prime Minister Baroness Thatcher is 80 today. Hear our discussion on whether her legacy is a burden or a benefit to the current Tory leadership hopefuls. |
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