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 0607 |
A Turkish courtÌýwill soon give its verdict on a manÌýaccused of killing a two year old Scottish boy outside a cafe in Izmir.
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 0610 |
Palestinian protestors have been demonstrating against the appointment of Yasser Arafat's nephew as the new security chief. |
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 0615 |
The business news with Nick Cosgrove. |
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 0628 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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 0632 |
What will be promised in the new five year anti-crime plan? Rory Maclean has the details. |
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 0635 |
Did the Al Quaida terrorists who carried out 9/11 travel through Iran before going to the US? |
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Ariel Sharon has called for Jews in France to emigrate to Israel to escapeÌýanti-semitic attacks. |
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Scientists around the world are pooling their research into autism to try to find a genetic cause. |
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A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Japan. |
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Microsoft is investing more money to prevent computer hackers accessing their systems. Steve Evans spoke to some hackers. |
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TheÌýWant family from South Wales have been votedÌýBritain's most typical family.ÌýWhat makes them so 'typical'? |
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Tory Home Affairs spokesman, James Paice, and Lib Dem Home Affairs spokesman, Mark Oaten, on the new five year anti-crime plan. |
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 0715 |
Kate Allen from Amnesty International says new reports suggest mass rapes in Darfur are happening to eight year old girls. |
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 0718 |
Director of DNA analysisÌýfrom theÌý
U.S companyÌýAffymetrics, Greg Yapp, on the study into the genetic causes of Autism. |
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 0722 |
Do the Today programme's racing tips really jinx the horse owners? Roger Norwich of Ridgeway Downs Racing Syndicate thinks so. |
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 0726 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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 0734 |
Saib Erekat, minister for Palestinian negotiations, on the trouble in Gaza over the weekend. |
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Professor Paul Barrett and Julian Hulme discuss the bi-centenary of Richard Owen's death - the man who founded the Natural History Museum. |
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French Rabbi Gabriel Farhi and French Gaullist MP, Jacques Myard, discuss Ariel Sharon's call for French JewsÌýto return to Israel. |
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 0754 |
How did secret counter-terrorism plans for Heathrow Airport end up on the roadside? |
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 0810 |
Home Secretary David Blunkett on the proposed five year plan for law and order, and social responsibility. |
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 0824 |
Forget the Open at Troon - remarkable 87 year old Biddy Benson has just won the Senior Ladies Championship at Cams Hall. |
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 0828 |
The sports news with Steve May. |
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 0832Ìý |
Vice-President of the World Jewish Congress, Lord Janner, on Ariel Sharon'sÌýpleaÌýfor French Jews to move to Israel. |
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 0840 |
Nick Cosgrove with a business update. |
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It's 25 years since the revolution in Nicaragua - what did the war achieve? We speak to two soldiers from both sides. |
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Why aren't more adult books illustrated? |
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 0850 |
New artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet, Alexei Ratmansky, on what's in storeÌýfor the new season. |
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Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Home Editor Mark Easton looks at why we are willing toÌýaccept the fact thereÌýis aÌýCCTV camera for every 14 people in the UK. |
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AÌýNorthern coach driver spent four hours driving aroundÌýTrafalgar Square.ÌýBob Dodds explains why he got so lost. |
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The winners of the most typical family in Britain award, the Wants,Ìýon what they thought of the Today programme.
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