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0607 |
It will be a day ofÌýfuel protests today ... or so the organisers hope. |
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0609 |
There's been a big increase in the amount of rubbish beingÌýrecycled in England - at least in some areas.Ìý |
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0615 |
The latestÌýBusiness News from Greg Wood. |
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0625 |
News from theÌýSports world with Steve May.Ìý |
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0632 |
The UN reform plan which will be put to the summit ofÌýworld leaders in New York today was agreed by member states a few hours ago. |
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0635 |
After all the trouble of the past few days in Belfast the government has said it no longer recognises the Ulster Volunteer Force's ceasefire.Ìý |
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0637 |
Another huge car bomb explosion in Iraq. |
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0640 |
Today'sÌýNewspaper review comes from the UK and Berlin.Ìý |
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0642 |
Many garages ran out of petrol yesterday..but manyÌýlorry drivers have been advised not to join the protests.Ìý |
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0648 |
Norman Fowler, former chairman of theÌýConservative party has said it would be wrong to change the party's rules for choosing a new leader. |
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0709 |
CloserÌýmonitoring of doctors have been recommended by the General Medical Council in order to prevent another Harlold Shipman scenario. Their chairman James Johnson has some concerns unlike Sir Graeme Catto. |
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0714 |
''I CAN do more than one thing at a time''....that wasÌýPresident Bush's answer to those who have been wondering whether he might have too much on his plate this week.Ìý |
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0720 |
It's a funny thing about panic buying. Enough people decide there MIGHT be a shortage of something ... and then there IS. Even if there wasn't.Ìý |
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0723 |
Business News from Greg Wood. |
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0727 |
MoreÌýSports News from Steve May. |
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0732 |
Mark Malloch Brown, Kofi Annan's chief if staff gives some insight into the compromised version of this summit's UN reforms. |
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0736 |
Here's a sensitive question. Should those who've died in the hills - mountaineers, walkers - be commemorated there?Ìý |
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0740 |
Thought For The Day comes from the Vaishnav Hindu teacher and theologian Akhandadi Das. |
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0746 |
ExÌýUlster Volunteer Force member; Alistair LittleÌýÌýexplains why the UVF and other loyalists will feel even more isolated since the seeming hypocrisy of their being "specified" for breaking their ceasefire, while Peter Hain defends the decision.Ìý |
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0810 |
Does all the compromise necessitated by the conflicting priorities of the world's leaders at the 60th UN summit in New York this week leave it a washout, or make progress possible? |
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0822 |
The writer & godfather of the beat movementÌýWilliam Burroughs was also an avant garde painter,and for the first time since the artist's death in 1997, his paintings are to be exhibited.Ìý |
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0825 |
This morning'sÌýcar bomb in Iraq appears to have killed and injured many more than was originally thought and the death toll keeps rising. |
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0831 |
President Mugabe will be addressing the UN this week, brushing aside the UN's damning report on his policies. Boniface Chidyausiku is Mugabe's ambassador to the UN.Ìý |
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0833 |
MoreÌýbusiness news from Greg Wood.Ìý |
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0840 |
David Irvine, leader ofÌýÌýBelfast's Progressive Unionist Party explains why Protestants feel betrayed. |
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0850 |
Two veterans of the UN scene, Ken Adelman, a prominent neo-conservative in Washington and once a Reagan envoy to the UN and Sir Jeremy Greenstock,Ìýformer UN British Ambassador. |
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