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0607
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How will Brazil,Ìýthe country withÌýthe most CatholicsÌýreactÌýto a pope from Germany? |
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0609 |
John Bolton's confirmation hearing as US ambassador to the UN is delayed following freshÌýallegations against him. |
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0615 |
Business news with Greg Wood. |
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0626 |
Sports news with Steve May. |
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0631 |
Edward Stourton in Rome andÌýTim Franks in GermanyÌýgauge reactionÌýto the election of Cardinal Ratzinger asÌýPope Benedict XVI. |
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0635 |
The council tax moves centre stage in the election campaign this morning. Our correspondent Norman Smith. |
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0638 |
US carmaker Ford is expected to announce massive losses later today. ThisÌýfollows yesterday's announcementÌýof losses at the world's biggest carmaker, General Motors. Our Buisness correspondent Steve Evans. |
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0640 |
A review of today's papers withÌýPeter Donaldson. |
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0643 |
AÌýlook at the ItalianÌýpapers withÌýEdward Stourton in Rome. |
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0646 |
Our political correspondent David WilbyÌýlooks at why the Foreign Secretary Jack Straw hasÌýaccused the Conservatives of running a nasty campaign. |
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0649 |
The acting head of the UN refugee agency, Wendy Chamberlin tells us why she is visitingÌýconflict-torn DarfurÌýand what the UN is doing to protect people there.
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0653 |
Should there be anÌýacademic boycott of Israeli universities in protest at the treatment of the Palestinians? |
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0709 |
As Joseph Ratzinger prepares toÌýcelebrate his first mass as Pope Benedict XVIÌýtoday, Edward StourtonÌýfinds out kind of Pope will heÌýbe. |
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0715 |
Catch up on the election issues making wavesÌýwith James Naughtie on ourÌýbattle-bus in Lancashire. |
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0722 |
Business update with Greg Wood. |
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0724 |
Now that the Europe issueÌýhasn't taken a centre stageÌýin this election, where does this leaveÌýthe UK Independence Party? We speak to a UKIP MEPÌý who isÌýstanding in eight constituencies, Dr John Whittaker. |
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0728 |
Sport update with Steve May. |
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0730 |
What is the state ofÌýthe US car industry, following profit worriesÌýbyÌýUS car giantsÌýGeneral Motors andÌýFord? |
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0744 |
Comedian Al Murray -Ìýcommonly known as 'the Pub Landlord' -Ìýon election language and where it will eventually take us. |
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0746 |
Thought for the day with Catherine Pepinster, Editor of the Tablet. |
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0749 |
Is theÌýthe economy stupid? And if it is what does that mean for our election? We speak to Dr Irwin Stelzer, American columnist and scholar at the free-market Hudson Institute, Washington. |
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0810 |
Hear Edward Stourton's historic interview with the new Pope, Joseph Ratzinger recorded some years ago. |
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0827 |
Sport update with Steve May. |
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0830 |
´óÏó´«Ã½'s political editor Andrew Marr with a regular round-up of the election campaign. |
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0837 |
Business update with Greg Wood. |
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0840 |
What do foreigners who live in this country think of our election? Annabel Crabb writes for the Sydney Morning Herald and the Melbourne Age, Stryker Maguire for Newsweek and Marc Roche for Le Monde. |
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0850 |
When you think of Aberystwyth - what springs to mind? It's probably notÌýgangsters, blackmail and kidnapping, but if crime novelistÌýMalcolm Pryce has his way, it soon could be. Our Arts CorrespondentÌý Rebecca Jones. |
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Prof Nicholas Lash of Cambridge University and Dr Sam Gregg ofÌýthe Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty in Rome on Joseph Ratzinger, the new Pope. |
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