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0607 |
European foreign minister are talking aboutÌýHamas today; and an Iranian official is arriving in Brussels for discussions about Teheran's nuclear programme. |
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0609 |
What will happen now in the trial forÌýSaddam Hussein after the dramatic events of the weekend? |
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0615 |
TheÌýbusiness news with Greg Wood. |
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0626 |
TheÌýsportsÌýnews with Steve May. |
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0632 |
A government report is painting an alarming picture of the state of the Arctic icecap, and what its disintegration may mean. |
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0634 |
The Conservative party leader, David Cameron, is giving us his vision of the big picture today. |
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0637 |
The government'sÌýhealthcare plan for England proposes fundamental changes in the way patients are offered advice and treatment. |
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0640 |
A review ofÌýtoday's papers in the UK and Poland. |
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0645 |
The results of an investigation in Serbia into the whereabouts of the former Bosnian Serb General, Ratko Mladic, are being made public. Nick Hawton, has been given the first interview by a British journalist to the newly appointed Defence Minister in Serbia, Zoran Stankovic. |
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0650 |
The Chairman of the Disability Rights Commission, Bert Massie, is making a big speech today on discrimination against disabled people. |
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0654 |
Food companies are being accused today of targeting children in junk food advertising.We're joined by the director of the Food Advertising Unit, Jeremy Preston, and Profesoor Philip James, chairman of the International Obesity Task. |
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0709 |
What is happening to the arctic icecap, and why?ÌýDr Myles AllenÌýis lecturer is atmopsheric physics at Oxford University tells us what the implications are for policy in the industrialised world. |
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0712 |
Did some of the police involved in the Stockwell tube shooting in July deliberately falsify documents to protect themselves?ÌýGareth Pierce is the solicitor for the family of Jean Charles de Menezes. |
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0717 |
TheÌýbusiness news with Greg Wood. |
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0720 |
European foreign ministers are grappling with the problems thrown up by theÌývictory of Hamas in the Palestinian election. Mike Gapes is Labour chairman of the foreign affairs select committee. |
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0724 |
Shadow foreign secretary William Hague will travel to Brussels this week in a bid to solve the "complex jigsaw" of the Conservative Party's plan to form a new party grouping in the European Parliament. |
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0727 |
TheÌýsports news with Steve May |
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0730 |
The Health Secretary, Patricia Hewitt, talks about the government's healthcare plan for England, which proposes fundamental changes in the way patients are offered advice and treatment. |
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0738 |
There's new evidence about how anxious government was in the seventies over North Sea oil, and in particular the possibility of nationalist success in Scotland, which the Treasury believed could have a series effect on the British economy. |
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0745 |
Thought for the Day withÌýClifford Longley, Religious Commentator. |
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0750 |
David Cameron is setting out his big picture vision for the future in a speech to the think tank Demos today. Lord Tebbit, and Oliver Letwin, the Chairman of the Conservative Party's policy review, talk to us. |
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0810 |
Just how much danger are we in from climate change? It's the question politicians need to know, to decide how far and how fast they change the way we run the industrialised world. We talk to the Environment Secretary, Margaret Beckett. |
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0820 |
Daisy Goodwin, who had edited a number of poetry anthologies, says poetry is going the way of Morris Dancing, becoming an obscure tradition of interest to very few people. |
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0826 |
TheÌýsports news with Steve May. |
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0830 |
Human rights lawyer, Michael Mansfield, and Ali al Bayati, a counsellor at the Iraqi embassy, discuss the drama unfolding at the trial of Saddam Hussein. |
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0832 |
TheÌýbusiness news with Greg Wood. |
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0843 |
There's a television series about the Inquisition being broadcast on UKTV tonight which is based on research into files the Vatican released in 1998.ÌýDavid Rabinovitch is the programme's producer. |
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0849 |
Four foreign aid workers held hostage by Nigerian rebels for over a fortnight have been released. The British High Commissioner in Nigeria, Richard Gosney, tells the programmeÌý about how he learnt of their release. |
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0854 |
Police and social services in Glasgow are holding talks today, following the case of an 11-year-old girl being treated for heroin abuse. The local Labour MP, Ian Davidson, and Alistair Ramsay, the director of Scotland Against Drugs, speak to the programme. |
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0856 |
The Conservative party health spokesman, Andrew Lansley, and Dr Hamish Meldrum, Chairman of the GPs committee at the BMA, discuss the government's new proposals on health care in England. |
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0858 |
Daisy Goodwin joins us again with the . |
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