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| Under a new bill gay couples willÌýhave the right to make a legal commitment to each other. | |
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0610 | The U.N Secretary General unveils plans to reunite Cyprus after 30 years.
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0633 | The third reading of the Higher Education Bill will take place later. Norman Smith reports.
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0637 | Reforms to the NHS will allow doctors to opt out of working 'out of hours'. | |
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0640 | Eight men are still being held after anti-terrorism raids in England. | |
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0642 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Uzbekistan. | |
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0645 | Time is running out for plans to introduce all postal elections inÌýNorth WestÌýEngland.
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0650 | Should prisoners have the right to vote? Mark Oaten is the Lib Dem. Home Affairs spokesman. | |
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0707 | Will theÌýgovernment win the vote on the Higher Education Bill? Tim Yeo is the ShadowÌýEducation Secretary. | |
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0712 | The government's chief scientist has stated again that climate change is a bigger problem than terrorism.
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0720 | Network Rail will spend £26bn over the next five years. Where will it go?
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0722 | Should the Welsh Assembly have more powers? | |
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0733 | How manyÌýGPs will opt out ofÌýworking out of hours in return for a 6% cut in wages? | |
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0743 | Hear the first weather forecastÌý
forÌýSaturn's moon Titan... | |
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0750 | The General Secretary of the Muslim Council is urging young Muslims to refrain from terrorism. | |
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0810 | Education Secretary Charles Clarke on the third reading of the Higher Education Bill. | |
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0822 | The editorÌýof 'The Ecologist', on the importance ofÌý'Slow Food'. | |
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0833 | Former detainee of Guantanamo Bay, Jamal al Harith, on his experiences in the camp.
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0836 | How low cost can an airline really become? Greg Wood reports.
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0842 | It's theÌýfinal of the paper clip competition.ÌýJohnÌýHumphrys now understands how a plane flies... | |
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0847 | Can BritishÌýpensioners learn anything from their angry German counterparts? | |
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0850 | Recreating the lost city of Dunwich will becomeÌýone of fourÌýlandmarksÌýinÌýEastÌýEngland. | |
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0855 | Has the outgoing chairman of the Countryside Agency achieved anything in the last five years? | |
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