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 |  0607 | A huge police operation is being organised to hunt for the man wanted for shooting of an officer in Leeds.ÌýOur correspondent is Richard Wells.
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 |  0611 | The head of the Italian food giant Parmalat has admitted diverting funds worth 500 million euros. Our correspondent David Willey is in Rome. |  |
 |  0615 | Rebecca Marston has a round-up of today's business news. |  |
 |  0630 | The government are cracking down on NHS treatment for overseas visitors and failed asylum seekers.ÌýAdam Brimelow has the details.
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 |  0634 | Rescue teams in Iran are winding down their operations four days after the earthquake. Angus Crawford is in Bam. |  |
 |  0637 | IsÌýa trip to the recycling bin doing more harm than good? A report out today suggests that it might be.. |  |
 |  0642 | Today's World Press Review comes from Matthew Price in Belgrade -Ìýfollowing the remarkable general election in Serbia. |  |
 |  0646 | Our guest editor today, Lord Tebbit, has decided to look at the issue of wheelchair access.
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 |  0652 | Drivers would no longer get penalty points for speeding in most areas... under new proposals by the Conservative party. |  |
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 |  0713 | The Bam earthquake poses some serious questions for the Iranian government. Professor Sadeq Ziba Kalam on theÌýreaction ofÌýIraniansÌýin the aftermath of the earthquake.
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 |  0720 | The Prison Service has started an inquiry into the escape from an open prison of a drug smuggler. BrianÌýSoutar and Prof David Wilson. |  |
 |  0725 | If you take your children out of school for holidays during term time, you could face fines of £100. |  |
 |  0730 | How can the military deal most effectively with the new threats posed by international terrorism? General Patrick Cordingley and Air Chief Marshal, Sir Michael Graydon. |  |
 |  0740 | Harriet Cass has a review of today's newspapers. |  |
 |  0745 | Listener's Law - the shortlist : Virginia Hobart has proposed the fourth of those bills - the banning of municipal Christmas street decorations before 1 December. |  |
 |  0752 | CBI Director, Digby Jones has called onÌýgovernment to do more to help entrepreneurs. |  |
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 |  0810 | The government are cracking down on NHS treatment for overseas visitors and failed asylum seekers. These treatments have cost the NHS millions - but where did they get their numbers from? Health Minister, John Hutton. |  |
 |  0820 | Could the Church do with a little commercialisation and isn't Christmas the time to do it? Bishop of Southwark,ÌýTom Butler and Graham Harding. |  |
 |  0830 | It's possibleÌýto change gender without needing an operation - but is this a moral minefield? Lord Filkin and Lord Chan. |  |
 |  0839 | Are divorce and affluent lifestylesÌýthe mainÌýcauses ofÌýClimate Change? Michael Meacher and Richard North. |  |
 |  0845 | Are European politicians more 'dodgy' than British ones? Frederick Forsyth, Gisela Stuart and Marc Roche. |  |
 |  0850 | Today's Editor is Lord Norman Tebbit. What did he think of the experience? |  |
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