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 |  0609 | A judge in Paris will deliver a verdict today which could help decide who becomes the next head of the European Central Bank. Patrick Bartlett reports.
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 |  0615 | Business news with Greg Wood.
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 |  0626 | Sports news with Steve May |  |
 |  0632 | Tony Blair will go to the Commons today to explain his reshuffle. Norman Smith reports.
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 |  0642 | The Tories gave Peter Hain a rocky ride yesterday in Parliament. Susan Hulme reports. |  |
 |  0649 | The father of missing aid worker Kate Osborne talks to us from Bali where he's helping with the search. |  |
 |  0652 | Council or campaign group? The CPRE has 're-branded' but not all its members are keen. |  |
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 |  0709 | According to a Commons Health Select Committee report women are gving birth by caesarean section because there aren't enough midwives or experienced doctors.
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 |  0713 | How did a reshuffle turn into such a public relations disaster for the government? Iain Watson explains. |  |
 |  0717 | The Bishop of Winchester joins the row in the Church of England over the new Bishop of Reading, Dr Jeffrey John, who had a relationship with a man for 20 years. |  |
 |  0721 | Britain's biggest union Unison will vote today on whether to break its links with the Labour Party. |  |
 |  0733 | As the US encourages Iranians to demonstrate for their rights we get the latest from Tehran and talk to the son of the former Shah. |  |
 |  0744 | A motorway junction has been shortlisted for the prestigious Better Public Building Award. |  |
 |  0753 | Oliver Letwin on the chilling words from the head of MI5, Eliza Manningham-Buller, who said some kind of crude "dirty" bomb was "only a matter of time".
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 |  0810 | David Blunkett defends the government as the reshuffle row rolls on. |  |
 |  0821 | Is any one of us sane? Does sanity, indeed, exist? The mental health charity MIND is holding a debate on this question tonight.
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 |  0832 | Hear how three men equipped only with pliers and a single pistol helped save more than 200 Jews from a train bound for Auschwitz. |  |
 |  0838 | The fund dedicated to the murdered 13-year-old Surrey girl Amanda Dowler - known to friends as Milly - will today unveil a new initiative to teach children how to improve their personal safety. |  |
 |  0845 | David Beckham is leaving Manchester United for Real Madrid in a deal worth around 拢25听million pounds. So is a footballer worth all this money - not to mention the press attention? And will British tabloids now make room for other stories?
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 |  0854 | The Prime Minister began his Fabian society lecture yesterday by evoking the memory of the post war Attlee government. But is the comparison legitimate? |  |
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