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A Russian region has called on schools to remove the works of two British historians Antony Beevor and John Keegan from their library shelves, saying they promote Nazi propaganda about the Russians during the Second World War. We speak to .

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Charity Kids Company closed down last night, with its founder Camila Batmanghelidjh accusing 鈥渞umour mongering civil servants鈥� of forcing the charity to 鈥渁bandon a lot of children鈥�. Kathy Evans is chief executive of Children England, the umbrella group for the children鈥檚 voluntary sector.

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Four hundred people have been rescued from a capsized ship carrying migrants in the Mediterranean. Will Turner, an emergency coordinator with Medecins sans Frontieres was on a rescue ship that provided help.

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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has confirmed the flaperon found a week ago on Reunion Island is from the missing MH370 plane. Steve Wang is the son of a passenger who was on the plane.

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We speak to Chris Broad, father of Stuart Broad, who tomorrow could break the record of achieving 300 test wickets.

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Today marks the 70th anniversary of the world's first nuclear attack when a U.S. aircraft dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945, killing about 140,000 people by the end of the year out of the 350,000 who lived in the city. Keiichi Hayashi is Japanese Ambassador to the UK.

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In June, the British Library and the National Trust launched a crowd-sourced project to find the British public's favourite coastal sound. Kate Martin is area ranger for The National Trust.

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We speak to Labour leadership candidate Andy Burnham, ahead of the launch of his manifesto.

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Charity Kids Company closed down last night, with its founder Camila Batmanghelidjh accusing 鈥渞umour mongering civil servants鈥� of forcing the charity to 鈥渁bandon a lot of children鈥�. We speak to her this morning.

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Last night was the first preview to see Benedict Cumberbatch in Hamlet. We speak to two people who attended: Kate Maltby, theatre critic for The Times, and Irene Ellis, a fan of Mr Cumberbatch.

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We speak to the FA鈥檚 Head of Governance Darren Bailey about聽the FA鈥檚 new rules and guidelines for the season.聽

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Donald Trump and Jeb Bush will take the stage tonight in a televised debate with eight of their Republican rivals. Frank Luntz is an American political consultant and Republican Party strategist.

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In Egypt, elaborate celebrations have begun ahead of an official ceremony to open a new lane of the Suez Canal later today. Yolande Knell reports.

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The 4th Investec Test gets underway at Trent Bridge today with England currently 2 - 1 up in this Ashes Series, but an Aussie win could change all of that. Their fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has said the hostile atmosphere of the English crowd is something that 鈥渄rives鈥� him, however he's underperformed in the big matches when they鈥檝e been on his back. We hear from sports psychologist Amanda Owens and co鈥揻ounder of the Barmy Army Paul Burnham.

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Twenty years ago Patrick Marber was one of the writers behind the character Alan Partridge.聽 This week he's scored a unique hat-trick at the National Theatre in London - aAll three of its main stages are being occupied by plays he's written or adapted.聽 Our arts correspondent Vincent Dowd went to meet him.

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Today marks the 70th anniversary of the world's first nuclear attack when a U.S. aircraft dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945, killing about 140,000 people by the end of the year out of the 350,000 who lived in the city. Guests tbc.

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