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0607 |
An American space probe should be collecting the first samples of comet dust today. Christine McGourty is our science correspondent.
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0610 |
The attempts to agree a new constitution for Afghanistan seems to be running into trouble - Crispin Thorold is in Kabul.
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0615 |
Rebecca Marston has a round-up of today's business news. |
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0630 |
British Airways are concerned about its U.S flights after yesterday's cancelled flight to Washington. Neil Bennett. |
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0634 |
Michael Howard publishes an advert in today's newspapers... James Landale has the details. |
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0637 |
The police investigation into the mini-bus crash which killed eight British tourists is underway - Fergal Keane is in South Africa. |
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0640 |
PresidentÌýBush says that despite recent co-operation between Washington and Tehran, there are still great difficulties. Alistair Leithead.
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0645 |
The World Press Review comes from Zaffar Abbas in Islamabad. |
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0650 |
About 6,000 households in England and the Scottish borders had a second night without power - why? Mike Leighton of C.E Electric. |
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0655 |
CouncilsÌýwill be fined if they take too long making arrangements to look after elderly people when they come out of hospital -Ìýare thereÌýdamaging consequences? Professor Allyson Pollock. |
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0709 |
British Airways is reviewing all its flights to the US following the recent security alert. Conservative spokesman, Patrick Mercer. |
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0715 |
A young man and a pregnant woman have been pulled alive from the rubble in Bam. Mustafa Mohadhegh of the Iranian Red Crescent. |
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0720 |
Are we driving in the wrong gear? Roger Harrabin investigates....
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0725 |
January could be a bad month for the government with a whole series of treacherous political issues to overcome. |
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0730 |
We go back to the problem of wheelchair access for disabled people. Maria Eagle isÌýa Minister in the Department for Work Pensions.
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0740 |
Neil Sleat has a review of today's newspapers. |
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0745 |
NASA's Stardust space probe, launched five years ago, is due to capture the first-ever samples of comet dust later today.
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0752 |
Our guest editor Stephen Hawking wanted toÌýexamineÌýthe purpose of university education, and ask how many people should be going .. Chris Woodhead and Professor Ivor Crewe. |
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0810 |
The Prime Minister, Tony Blair, is on holiday. Who's in charge? (and what does he actually do..?) Deputy Prime Minister, John Prescott. |
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0830 |
Professor Stephen Hawking is keen to discover how fast the universe is expanding - Sir Martin Rees. |
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0839 |
John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost is being staged as a play for the first time later this month. Rupert Goold is artistic director at the Royal Theatre in Nottingham.
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0845 |
How difficult is it for women to dine alone? Hilary Bradt is a travel writer. |
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0850 |
James NaughtieÌýspeaks to the Irish Taioseach Bertie Ahern aboutÌýthe future of the Good Friday Agreement.ÌýCan it be saved?
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0855 |
Listeners' Law:ÌýAndrew Stunell, Lib Dem MP for Hazel Grove on whetherÌýthe Today homeowners defence private members bill will be successful.. |
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