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0607 |
Union leaders at British Airways are meeting today to decide whether to set strike dates. |
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0610 |
President Bush has been visiting Florida to see the damage caused by Hurricane Charley. |
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0615 |
The Business News. |
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0632 |
A conference on the future of Iraq enters its second day today. Anything achieved so far?
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0635 |
Polling is extended for a second time as President Hugo Chavez's future is decided by Venezuelans. |
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0637 |
Greek athletes Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou missed a drugs test on Thursday and were then hospitalised after a motorcycle accident. A disciplinary hearing starts today.
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Officials from Georgia and the breakaway republic of South Ossetia have held further talks on a ceasefire which was agreed on Friday. |
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0644 |
A look at theÌýnewpapers in the U.K and India.
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0650 |
For the first time in two years, British detainees at Guantanamo Bay will have access to legal representation. American lawyer Brent Mickum. |
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0655 |
A new onlineÌýservice to help people to find relatives who wereÌýborn or died abroadÌýis launched today. Colin Miller is the managing director. |
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0709 |
In Burundi, over a hundred a fifty refugees were massacred by the anti-government Hutu National Liberation Front. UN spokesperson for United Nations Peace keeping mission in Burundi Isabelle Abric, and the former International Development Secretary Clare Short.
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0713 |
As Iraqi leaders met for a second day today to pick an interim national assembly, weÌýtalked toÌýHamid al-Kifaey, spokesman for the interim government. |
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0717 |
Would the post office's revival of savings stamps be a retrogressive move? Martin Lewis of Moneysavingexpert.com thinks so. |
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0722 |
The UK film is spending £13m on digital projection equipment which it will give to cinemas that promise to show a broader range of films. Sarah Nelson.
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0732 |
After only half a term in office, Venezualan president Hugo Chavez faces a referendum. James Menendez. |
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0744 |
Should Hugo Chavez stay or go? Labour MP Tam Dayell and political analyst Jose Toro Hardy.
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0750 |
Ìý'I vow to thee my country'- the saga continues.ÌýLabour MP Martin Linton. |
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0753 |
Does the British Council of Muslims' new booklet give Muslims mixed messages? Sadiq Khan, chair of Council's legal affairs committee and solicitor Saghir Hussain. |
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0810 |
In Iraq, the conference to create a national assembly continues. Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britain's former special representative in Iraq. |
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0822 |
An eleven-hour play by French playwright Paul Claudel has it's premiere in the UK. Rebecca Jones in Edinburgh. |
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0831 |
Will theÌýflailingÌýUS economy provide a boon to the John Kerry election campaign? Steven Evans.
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0833 |
How does President Bush view the U.S economy? Professor Paul Krugman is a former advisor to President Clinton.
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0840 |
Greg Wood with a business update. |
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0844 |
Why are thousands of Christians leaving Iraq? Canon Andrew White of Coventry Cathedral, and Pascale Isho Warda, Iraq's migration minister.
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0850 |
British and American scientists will study how adult stem cells could help protect astronauts from radiation on trips to Mars. Tom Feilden. |
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0855 |
Should Tony Blair be holidaying with Silvio Berlusconi? Professor James Walston of the American University of Rome and Lucio Malan, a Senator in Forza Italia.
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