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Can you trust a company's accounts? Our business presenter Dominic O'Connell reports.

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When you see political messages on Twitter in future, it should be clear if it is paid for advertising - and who funded it. That's the promise from the company after criticism of the way Twitter accounts with links to the Kremlin operated in the runup to last year's US presidential election. Amol Rajan joins us.

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One number out today could help shape two vital economic decisions. The latest estimate of how fast the economy's growing. Paul Johnson is the director of the institute for fiscal studies.

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How will Brexit affect our dairy farmers? Judith Bryans is chief executive of Dairy UK.

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One of the big sticking points in the Brexit negotiations has been the rights of EU citizens living here.听Long before that is settled many have chosen to leave the country. Brexit is not the only factor. The听 weakness of the pound has cut the the value of wages here but as our Europe Correspondent Kevin Connolly reports from the Polish city of Lodz, rising prosperity at home is also a factor in calling workers and their families back.

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The President has already failed to pass legislation on health care reform, funding that wall with Mexico and tax cuts but Donald Trump's cheerleaders have hailed the decision by Senator Flake to quit as a triumph. Sebastian Gorka was a Trump adviser in the White House. He's now the chief strategist for the campaign Make America Great Again.

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From observations of the landscape and wildlife around a parish in Hampshire, published in 1789, to the offerings of today - a project just launched by the Arts and Humanities Research Council is asking for nominations for favourite books about nature. H is for Hawk author Helen MacDonald joins us with Esther Woolfson, naturalist and author of Field Notes from a Hidden City.

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The closing session of the Communist party congress in China has revealed the seven men who will be its most powerful figures for the next five years. Carrie Gracie is the 大象传媒鈥檚 China editor and Jonathan Fenby is China chairman of research service TS Lombard.

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Why is it that it takes a British worker five days to produce what a French worker, a worker in Germany or the United States can produce in four days? Businessman Lord Sugar and economist Lord O鈥橬eill join us.

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It is 18 months since the death of Prince at his home, Paisley Park in Minnesota, and this week an exhibition opens at the O2 in London featuring some of his possessions including stage outfits, and the jewelled walking sticks with which he was often seen. His sister Tyka Nelson is in studio.

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Terry Richardson is one of the world's most celebrated and successful photographers - shooting Kate Moss, Miley Cyrus and barack Obama. In the last few days there has been new interest in allegations - that he has behaved inappropriately with models. He denies the allegations.

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This week, the Today programme will have been on air for 60 years. We've been asking you how the country has changed in that time. It鈥檚 the job of the Office of National Statistics to gather data about almost every aspect of British life. Senior ONS statisticians Pete Benton and Liz McLaren.

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The number of new schools in England that have been fitted with sprinklers are falling. Julian Parsons is representative of the National Fire Chiefs Council.

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