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President Bush goes to Sedgefield today. Our correspondent John Thorne is there already. |
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0610 |
Our correspondent Joe Floto, on the attacks听in Baghdad this morning. |
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0615 |
Hugh Pym with the business news. |
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Both Britain and the United States have warned that there may be more more attacks in Turkey. Tim Franks is in Istanbul. |
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The government got its bills through Parliament yesterday - in the nick of time. James Landale with more. |
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The singer Michael Jackson is free on $3 million bail, saying he's looking forward to challenging the charges against him in court. Daniella Relph is in California. |
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Patrick Muirhead with today's paper review. |
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Our world press review today comes from Emma Jane Kirby in听Brussels. |
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The Government got its way on Foundation Hospitals yesterday, while a compromise was reached on trial by jury. Our Parliamentary Correspondent, Robert Orchard. |
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Angela Smith, cabinet member for education and training for Sheffield City Council, on the tough comments that the Chief Inspector of Schools, David Bell, made yesterday. |
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The Foreign Office said it has information suggesting that more terrorist attacks might be attempted in Turkey. The Former Turkish Prime Minister, Tansu Ciller. |
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Michael Jackson has been freed on $3m bail after his arrest on charges of child abuse. Stacey Gualandi of听'Inside Edtion'. |
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The Queen has a听temporary injunction preventing any more revelations from Daily Mirror reporter, Ryan Parry who infiltrated Buckingham palace by getting a job as a footman.听 |
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President Bush is off to Sedgefield today. What can he expect?听Luke Walton is one of the army of reporters that's descended on the place... |
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Two crucial new pieces of legislation - on the health service and law and order - scraped through - but only after some big concessions.. Leader of the Commons, Peter Hain and Lord Strathclyde. |
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Patrick Muirhead has a review of today's newspapers. |
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Tonight hundreds of well meaning pop stars and celebrities will take part in a huge rock event organised by Nelson Mandela to raise money to tackle AIDS in Africa. Why do they do it? What's in it for them? Mark Coles reports. |
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Are we facing a heightened terror threat this Christmas?听 The Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir John Stevens. |
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Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw reacts to the bombing of British targets in Istanbul. |
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Will drugs dealers be cashing in this Christmas? Hugh Pym with a business update. |
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Why, when football tournaments seem always peppered with surprises, do the same small group of countries consistently do so well at rugby? From Sydney, our sports correspondent, Adam Parsons. |
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You've got until first thing Monday morning to vote for which picture among our 12 shortlisted finalists best captures "Britain at 6am". This morning we're featuring Mark Mitchell's entry which is of Lyme Regis in Dorset. |
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What are the implications of yesterday's terrorist bombings in Istanbul? Sir David Logan is a former ambassador to Turkey - now he's an expert in diplomacy at the University of Birmingham. Eral Yilmaz is an analyst on Turkey at the World Markets Research Centre in London. |
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