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0607 |
There is to be a new law to giveÌý"amnesty to terrorists" according to the Conservatives. |
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0609 |
An amendedÌýAssisted Dying Bill goes back to the House of Lords today.Ìý |
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0615 |
De Beers the world's biggest diamond producer is selling 26 per cent of its South African mining business to a company owned by black investors and employees. Greg Wood has the business news.Ìý |
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0626 |
Celtic face Rangers this evening. Garry Richardson has this morning's sporting news. |
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0632 |
The bigÌývote on Terror takes place this evening. |
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0635 |
Did the curfew make a difference? An update from the stillÌýtroubled streets of France.Ìý |
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0638 |
Today'sÌýnewspapers are from the UK and Australia. |
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0641 |
Yesterday In Parliament Defence Minister Adam Ingram told the Commons of plans to cut 2,000 jobs in a "modernisation programme". |
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0644 |
Egyptians test their Government's commitment to reform in parliamentry elections today. |
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0647 |
Dr Phillip Wright of the British Pharmaceutical Industry explains a practical problem with Scientists in British Industry. |
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0709 |
Today's vote onÌý90 Day Detention may be the most important of Tony Blair's premiership.Ìý If the vote is lost what will it really mean for the Prime Minister?ÌýIain Watson explains the circumstances for us and Keith Vaz tells us where he now stands on the vote. |
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0716 |
Despite curfews and relative quiet in Paris last night, there was more violence across the rest of the country. Commentators have declared the death of the French method of racial integration. |
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0717 |
Business news with Greg Wood.Ìý |
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0721 |
Alex Singleton runs The Globalisation Institute explains the importance of current Trade Talks. |
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0735 |
Michael Vaughn is still struggling with a knee injury but has travelled to Pakistan with the rest of England's cricketers. Garry Richardson has the sports news.Ìý |
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0740 |
Its been an extraordinaryÌýtwo weeks of violence in France and although emergency measures are now in place, the violence continues. The ethnic divisions at the route of the trouble run deep. Sarah Montague spoke to Jean Marie Le Pen, leader of the far right National Front Party. Is mass unemployment the real problem? |
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0745 |
AreÌýRed Squirrels about to make an assisted come back? |
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0750 |
Thought For The Day comes from the author Rhidian Brook. |
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0755 |
When Gordon Brown arrived in Israel very earlyÌýin the morning he was promptly told to return home to vote in the Anti-Terrorism Bill. Home Office Minister Hazel Blears explains the importance of today's vote. |
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0810 |
Carolyn Quinn travelled to Israel with Gordon Brown, only for him to be summoned home again. She asked him what had changed. |
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0820 |
American proposals to redefine how time is measured could force Greenwich Mean Time into irrelevance. |
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0825 |
Sporting news from Garry Richardson.Ìý |
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0830 |
President Hu Jintao is in London on a state visit. It's being watched with special interest by the representatives here of Taiwan, Dr Edgar Lin is the Taiwanese Representative in London. |
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0840 |
Business newsfrom Greg Wood. |
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0847 |
Much of the discussion about the trouble in France has taken place without any representation of the Black and Arab French. Polly Billington is in Paris examining the media's role in these French riots.Ìý |
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0850 |
British Companies are being snapped up by Foreign purchasers.ÌýWill this effect British economy?Sir Samuel Brittan, Economic Commentator for the Financial Times and Bill Midgeley, President of the British Chambers of Commerce. |
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0855 |
Should toddlers have their own National Curriculum? Margaret Morrisey is spokeswoman for National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations and Anne Longfield, chief executive of 4children. |
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