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0607 |
Key-stage exams in Wales for 11 and 14-year olds could be coming to an end. |
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0610 |
The government is publishing plans to tighten free access to GPs. Adam Brimelow has more. |
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0615 |
The business news with Rebecca Marston. |
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0626 |
The sports news with Steve May.
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0632 |
What happens now to the Editor of the Daily Mirror, Piers Morgan? |
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0635 |
How did Iraqis react to the surprise visit from Donald Rumsfeld yesterday? David Willis reports.
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0638 |
Could Sonia Gandhi become India's next Prime Minister? |
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0641 |
How much will the media be able to say about Maxine Carr's release?
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A review of today's papers by Peter Donaldson.
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0646 |
The storm continues over who knew what and when about the abuse of Iraqi prisoners.
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A review of the international papers from Julian Isherwood in Copenhagen.
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Dr Harvey Marcovitch of the Royal College of Paediatricians on the pending judgement in the case of mothers accused of harming their children.
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0708 |
The lawyer for two former听Guantanamo Bay detainees听on their open听letter to President Bush complaining about prisoner treatment. |
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0714 |
School Standards Minister David Miliband on how many exams pupils should sit. |
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0717 |
What did the Prime Minister say in his interview with the Independent newspaper?
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0722 |
Could the hand of rule in India now be left to Sonia Gandhi? |
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0726 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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0733 |
What has happened to Britain's pensions? General Secretary of the TUC Brendan Barber and Director General of the CBI Digby Jones discuss.
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0744 |
How has dog DNA helped solve the case of the pedigree dog snatcher in New Orleans?
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How will Maxine Carr's identity be kept secret after she听is released today?
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0810 |
Former Mirror Editor, Roy Greenslade, and Former Defence Minister, Dr Lewis Moonie, on the storm surrounding the pictures published by the Mirror.
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0824 |
Where does one go to find the city of Troy as depicted in the latest Hollywood epic?
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0826 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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0834 |
Health Minister John Hutton on restricting free access to GPs.
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0842 |
A business update with Rebecca Marston.
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0845 |
Should Britain make sure a diverse range of publications makes it onto听our magazine stands? |
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0849 |
Paul Busby, Head of Performing Arts at Stokesley School, Yorkshire, reacts to comments made earlier by the Schools Standards Minister. |
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0852 |
With the British Government spending billions a year on academic research, we asked our Economics Editor to investigate how to split听the cost? |
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0855 |
Are moral standards absolute or can they vary according the scale of abuses that have gone before?听We discuss. |
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