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Yesterday we heard conflicting claims on subsidies for clean energy from the former US Vice President Al Gore and the former chancellor Nigel Lawson. Roger Harrabin is the 蜜芽传媒's environment analyst and Peter Stott leads the Climate Monitoring and Attribution team at the Met Office.

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Jonathan Evans spent 33 years working for MI5, the last six of which he was director general, stepping down in 2013. He joins the Today programme in his first major interview.

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Next step in the ongoing Tata pension saga is expected on Friday as the company is expected to announce the separation of its UK pension scheme from the business. Martin Hunter is the pensions expert and principal at actuarial consultancy, Punter Southall.

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A former adviser to George Osborne and Brexit Secretary David Davis, James Chapman, says that it's time for "sensible people" to admit that Brexit is "a catastrophe". He joins us on the programme alongside Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Conservative MP for North East Somerset.

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How has life changed over the 60 years that the Today programme has been on air? Today we look at our attitudes to sex.

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The US Defence Secretary, James Mattis, has said that American efforts to resolve the crisis over North Korea's nuclear programme are still being led by diplomacy and that war would be catastrophic. Koji Tsuruoka is the Japanese ambassador to the UK.

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The former head of MI5 Lord Evans has warned that Britain could face a terrorism threat for another 20 or 30 years. Mark Rowley is the head of National Counter Terrorism Policing.听听听听听听听听听

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The former director of GCHQ Robert Hannigan has challenged conventional parenting advice that suggests children spending time online or in front of a screen is a waste of time. Noel Janis-Norton is author of Calmer Easier Happier Screen Time and Jordan Erica Webber is co-author of Ten Things Video Games Can Teach Us.

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Jonathan Evans spent 33 years working for MI5, the last six of which he was director general, stepping down in 2013. He joins the Today programme in his first major interview.

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How has life changed over the 60 years that the Today programme has been on air? Today we look at our attitudes to sex.

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Have you heard the one about the former first minister of Scotland who put on a show at the Edinburgh Fringe? Alex Salmond will star in Unleashed at the City鈥檚 Assembly Rooms for a fortnight from Sunday afternoon onwards. He joins us on the programme.

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Earlier this morning we heard from former head of MI5聽Lord Evans,聽who told us that he expects the current terrorist threat to last several more decades. Hamish De Bretton-Gordon is a former British Army officer and chemical weapons expert who has worked in Syria and Iraq and Sasha Havlicek is CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue.

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