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0607 |
The outgoing American Secretary of State Colin Powell is in Israel; Jack Straw will be there later in the week. Barbara Platt is our correspondentÌý in Jerusalem. |
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0610 |
The most expensive inquiry that hasÌýever been held in this countryÌýis finally drawing to a close. Kevin Connolly reports from Northern Ireland. |
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0612 |
The morning papers. |
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0615 |
TheÌýbusiness news with Greg Wood. |
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0616 |
More business:The financial markets and also the latest on the gas and electricity companies who want the government to share information about their customers' benefit payment.Ìý Duncan Sedgewick, Chief Executive of the Energy Retail Association which represents major domestic gas and electricity suppliers is here. |
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0626 |
The sports news with Gary Richardson. |
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0632 |
It is deadline day for Iran today. Dominic Hughes is our diplomatic correspondent. |
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0637 |
Is the axe about to fall on Britain's rural railways? Our transport correspondent is Tom Symonds. |
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0643 |
A review of today's papers both in Britain and Ukraine. |
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0649 |
Should British museums keep the remains of bodies taken from other countries many years ago or send them back for burial?ÌýÌýProfessor Paul Harvey of Oxford University is a fellow of the Royal Society. |
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0709 |
Today is the deadline for Iran to stop itsÌýprogramme of uranium enrichment, and in the International Atomic Energy Authority will begin its inspection of nuclear installations.Ìý |
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0712 |
There is more trouble at the European Commission, with the appointment of Jacques Barrot. Gary Titley is the leader of Labour members of the parliament and speaks to us now. |
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0716 |
In Iraq, the soldiers of the Black Watch have been trying to find the insurgents who've been attacking them with a new tactic - encouraging an attack on one of their own Warrior fighting vehicles - a so-called 'tethered goat' tactic. David Loyn joined them. |
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0720 |
A business updatewith Greg Wood. |
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0722 |
A sports updatewith Gary Richardson. |
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0729 |
Is the rural train network under threat? The government says it wants to save the lines.ÌýThere's aÌýnew strategy is being announced today.Ìý Our reporter Sarah Nelson has been to one of them. |
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0745 |
Thought for the Day.Ìý The speaker in our Tunbridge Wells studio this morning is Clifford Longley, Religious Commentator. |
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0748 |
A new proposal to help to produce affordable rural housing is being launched today, led by the Prince of Wales.ÌýThis housing initiative, with which the Prince has been involved for some time, has as another of its leaders one of the country's biggest landowners, the Duke of Westminster, who joins us now.Ìý |
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0810 |
HasÌýIran really beenÌýdeveloping nuclear weapons and if so, has it stopped now, as it says?ÌýÌýToday was the deadline for Iran to shut down its uranium enrichment production.Ìý So is that the end of this period of tensions or is that just wishful thinking? |
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0820 |
Restaurant critics are spiteful and feeble and their works are "the pinnacle of lazy writing" according to Luke Johnson whoÌýis chairman of Signature which owns The Ivy and Le Caprice in London.Ìý We're also joined by the restaurant reviewer for the Daily Telegraph, Jan Moir.Ìý |
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0830 |
Over the years the genetics revolution has promised much in terms of new drugs and miracle cures. But - so far at least - it's delivered little. That's the verdict of a new report.Ìý Our science correspondent Tom Fielden reports. |
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0842 |
Should English be the official language of the European Union? |
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0847 |
In the last 12 years nearly five thousand people have been killed in clashes between Muslims and Christians in Nigeria. Our correspondent, Mike Thomson reports. |
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0853 |
The Queen delivers her speech tomorrow at the State opening of Parliament.Ìý It's almost certainly to be the last session before the general election.ÌýWe're joined by Jackie Ashley, Guardian columnist and by Peter Oborne, Political Editor of The Spectator. |
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