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0607 | There are indications from Washington that the Iraq Survey Group would report it had not found any weapons of mass destruction.ÌýJustin Webb tells us more. | |
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0610 | It is the last day of the Liberal Democrats' conference today with aÌýbig speech from leader Charles Kennedy. Carole Walker is in Brighton. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood has this morning's business news. | |
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0627 | The latest sports news and racing selections with Steve May. | |
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0631 | What will Jack Straw be saying to the UN General Assembly later today? Jonathan Beale tells us what to expect. | |
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0635 | European Commission President Romano Prodi is facing a grilling from MEPs over the latest EU financial scandal. Tim Franks has more. | |
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0638 | The 19 year-old Briton who escaped from kidnappers in Colombia has been talking about his experience. Jeremy McDermott has the details. | |
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0640 | There has been a blast outside a hotel in Baghdad. Jill McGivering is there. | |
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0644 | The Government will today release figures on the numbers of maths, science and languages teachers. Kim Catcheside reports. | |
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0650 | What's the effect on children of ads for sugary foods? Professor Gerard Hastings of Strathclyde University has been studying.
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0653 | David Willis has been watching Arnold Schwarzenegger's performance in last night's TV debate for the governorship of California vote. | |
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0709 | We speak to Kenneth Adelman, one of President Bush's defence advisers, on Iraq's missing WMD. | |
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0713 | Young women in Weston super Mare have been warned that a dangerous man is on the prowl. Darren Bane isÌýfrom Avon and Somerset Police. | |
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0717 | Lloyds TSB has been fined 1.9m pounds for mis-sellingÌýinvestment bonds.ÌýAndrew Verity has more details. | |
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0720 | Architect Frank Gehry, who designed the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, is celebrating the opening of his first building in Britain later today. Rebecca Jones reports. | |
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0734 | Reijo Kempinen, spokesman for European Commission President Romano Prodi, talks to us about the latest EU financial scandal. | |
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0744 | The World Monuments Fund publishes its biennial "watch list" of the world's 100 most endangered sites today. Hear WMF UK director Colin AmeryÌýand the designer Stephen Bayley. | |
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0752 | We speak to American Ruth Morris who was kidnapped in Colombia earlier this year. | |
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0810 | Hear Foreign Secretary Jack Straw talk about Iraq's missing WMD and his speech to the UN later today. | |
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0830 | Former minister Peter Kilfoyle wants a public inquiry into why Britain went to war against Iraq. | |
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0838 | Tamsin Smith reports on one Italian judge's bid to overturn Silvio Berlusconi's law protecting him from prosecution while in office. | |
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0841 | It seems that broadcaster BskyB has found a new boss, but not everybody is happy. Peter Montagnon and Lord St John of Fawsley, a non executive director of BskyB, discuss. | |
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0847 | Jane Andrews is continuing her life sentence for murder today after failing to secure a retrial. We speak to her solicitor, Harriet Wistrich, and her mother, June Andrews. | |
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0851 | The 19 year old British man, Matthew Scott, who escaped from his kidnappers in Colombia has been talking about his experience. | |
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0855 | The Hutton Inquiry hears its last evidence today. The Guardian's legal expert Marcel Berlins and John Cooper, committee member of the Bar Council discuss.
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