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0608听 | Only听25% of younger undergraduates come from the three lowest socio-economic groups. Our education correspondent is Mike Baker. | |
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0610 | A government commission in France will report today on Moslem girls wearing head scarves in school. Our Paris correspondent is Caroline Wyatt. | |
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0615 | Rebecca Marston has a round-up of today's business news. | |
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| The calculators have been humming after Gordon Brown's big statement yesterday.. He needs to borrow another 拢10 billion. Our business correspondent is Hugh Pym. | |
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0634 | The defence white paper will reveal how the armed forces are going to change. Our defence correspondent is Paul Adams. | |
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0637 | The EU summit starts tomorrow - on the agenda will be the constitution. Tim Franks is our Europe correspondent. | |
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0642 | The World Press Review comes from Kim Ghattas in Beirut. | |
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0648 | Mark D'Arcy reports on an eventful day Yesterday in Parliament - when the Chancellor delivered his pre-budget speech. How was it received? | |
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0653 | Why are the听Inuit people of the arctic are lobbying the climate change conference in Milan? Sheila Watt-Cloutier has the details. | |
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0655 | Have the government's anti-terrorism measures created a Guantanamo Bay in our own backyard? The Director of Amnesty International is Kate Allen. | |
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0709 | The Travel company听 MyTravel release their latest figures today - and they're worse than expected... Our business correspondent, Jeff Randall and听MyTravel Chief Executive, Peter McHugh. | |
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0714 | New rules are coming in today which will reduce unwanted emails, or听"spam" as it's known. But听will it work? Dr Lindsay Marshall and Communications Minister, Stephen Timms. | |
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0720 | All 15 leaders will be turning up in Brussels today, ready to do final battle over the new constitution.听The plan is to have full agreement by the weekend.听Our correspondent, Tim Franks. | |
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0730 | The Government will publish its Defence White Paper today - designed to set out the shape of our armed forces for the 21st century. What changes will be made? Defence Secretary, Geoff Hoon. | |
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0740 | Peter Donaldson has a review of today's newspapers. | |
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0745 | Should a statue of Nelson Mandela be placed in Trafalgar Square? The Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone and Simon Milton, the leader of听Westminster council don't agree.. | |
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0750 | How sound are convictions against mothers accused of killing their children? Is the evidence 'scientific' or听just based on personal opinion?听Conservative听health spokesman,听Earl Howe and George Hawks, solicitor for Donna Anthony. | |
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0810 | The Chancellor, Gordon Brown听discusses the increase in borrowing and whether the country can expect further tax rises in the next budget. | |
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0835 | Sir David Attenborough celebrates 100 years of conservation group 'Flora and Fauna International'. | |
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0845 | Hear about Bruce Bairnsfather - the prolific war cartoonist whose work will be celebrated this weekend in Belgium. | |
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0850 | Should Muslim girls be allowed to wear headscarves in听French schools?听Jacques Myard is a French M.P. | |
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0855 | Will the Defence White Paper change the face of the British Army? Professor Paul Rogers of Bradford University and Nicholas Soames, Shadow Secretary for Defence. | |
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