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0607 |
A crouching Daniela Relph updates us from Alabama as Hurricane Ivan bears down on the United States. |
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0610 |
Tony Blair will announce听a new asylum target today: Danny Shaw has the details. |
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0612 |
A look at this morning's newspapers. |
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The steel manufacturer Corus is expected to report a profit today, Sainsburys launches another range of supermarket clothes, plus all the latest from the markets: the Business News. |
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What's the likely fallout from yesterday's invasion of the Commons chamber?听Our political and home affairs correspondents reflect on the likely outcomes. |
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0635 |
Our UN correspondent Suzy Price on an interview in which听UN Secretary General Kofi Annan claims the Iraq war was illegal. |
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Northern Ireland's political leaders get together at Leeds Castle today in another attempt to get devolved government back on track: Kevin Connolly with more. |
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A look at this morning's newspapers, both at home and this morning in Australia, where a Federal election campaign is in full swing. |
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Yesterday In Parliament brings you all the highlights of the Commons fox hunting debate. |
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Were British soldiers properly kitted out ahead of going into battle in Iraq?听Edward Leigh, chair of the Commons Public Accounts Committee, who've been looking into the issue. |
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The PM is setting a new target to increase the number of听failed asylum seekers ejected from the country: the National Coalition of Anti-Deportation Campaigns respond. |
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"From the (UN) charter point of view, it was illegal": UN Secretary General Kofi Annan's interview, in which he says the Iraq war was illegal and the decision to go to war should have been made by the Security Council. Plus the latest on reports 3 Britons have been abducted in Iraq. |
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What (if anything) have the Commons invaders achieved? Sir Stuart Bell, who's on the commission conducting听a security review of the House, plus Janet George of the Countryside Action Network. |
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Anglo-Dutch steelmaker听Corus has reported a profit for the first time since it was formed in 1999: hear from the organisation's finance director. |
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The Iraq war was "not only lawful but necessary":听Trade and听Industry Secretary听Patricia Hewitt responds to Kofi Annan's听concerns about the legality of the invasion, plus previews details of听a new financial package for rural post offices. |
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A look at this morning's papers. |
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0744 |
Newcastle Utd vs. Bnei Sakhnin,听an Israeli team made up of Jews, Muslims and Christians: Luke Walton reports ahead of a football match with a difference. |
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Is it time for the police to take over security in the Palace of Westminster? Father of the House of Commons Tam Dalyell and Lib-Dem Home Affairs spokesman Mark Oaten. |
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"The evidence would show, in hindsight, that the preparations for a free and fair Iraq weren't made": Colonel Tim Collins, the former British commander famous for his inspirational speech to troops in on the eve of war, gives his first interview since leaving the military to us. Also, Sir Menzies Campbell (Lib Dem) and professor of international law at the LSE Christopher Greenwood on Kofi Annan's claim the war was illegal. |
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Shadow Home Secretary David Davis on the lessons that must be learnt after yesterday's invasion of the Commons? |
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Former NATO Secretary General Lord Roberts on on his concern some European states are shirking their responsibilities in Iraq, because they don't want to inadvertently help President Bush's election campaign. |
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What ever happened to that housing market crash we're continually being told is imminent? The Business News. |
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Why don't we just say what we mean?听Gobbledygook examined, with concerns 'management speak' is corrupting the English language. |
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I support my son: hear from Anthony Wakeham, the father of one of yesterday's Commons invaders, plus George Jones of the Telegraph and the author of 'The London Mob', Robert Shoemaker. |
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