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 0607 |
The National Audit Office says there have been significant improvements in waiting times in A&E departments. |
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 0610 |
Justin Webb has details on the third and last debate between theÌýAmerican presidential candidatesÌýin the run-up to the elections. |
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 0615 |
TheÌýbusiness news with Greg Wood. |
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 0628 |
TheÌýsports news with Steve May. |
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 0632 |
Tony Blair will face questions on the Iraq dossier today at Prime Minister's question time. |
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 0635 |
Caroline Hawley on theÌýIAEA's invitation to investigate the disappearance of equipment from Iraq's former nuclear sites. |
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 0638 |
The Government says it wants to find ways of makingÌýjudicial appointments more representative of the whole community. |
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 0641 |
A review ofÌýtoday's papers in Britain and Italy. |
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 0646 |
The ban onÌýfox hunting with hounds passed through the House of Lords on its second reading. Sean Curran has the details. |
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 0649 |
Beslan comes to the end of the traditional forty day mourning period today. Sarah Rainsford is there. |
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 0652 |
A report by the 'Forum for the Future' suggests that Government policy is holding the UK back from improving its record on recycling. |
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 0708 |
Dr Don MacKechnie of the BMA's Accident and Emergency Committee on how he thinks thatÌýwaiting times have been reduced. |
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 0714 |
Conservative MPÌýGary Streeter on what form of apology the Tories want from Tony Blair over Iraq. |
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 0716 |
AÌýbusiness update with Greg Wood. |
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 0723 |
Could the coastal town ofÌýAldeburgh in Suffolk become an island this winter after flood defence funds are re-allocated? |
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 0725 |
TheÌýsports news with Steve May. |
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 0732 |
Peter Herbert from the Society for black lawyers and the Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer, on plans to open up theÌýjudicial system to more women and ethnic minorities. |
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 0742 |
Could Britain'sÌýbee population soon be at risk due to lack of bee inspectors? |
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 0751 |
Mel Broughton from animal rights group SPEAK and MP Michael Fabricant on the disappearance ofÌýGladys Hammond's body from her grave. |
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 0810 |
Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy and Labour MP Donald Anderson onÌýtheÌýPrime Minister's first question time since the ISG report. |
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 0823 |
IsÌýBritish jazzÌýsinger Clare Teal the next big thing in the jazz revival? Mark Coles reports. |
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 0826 |
TheÌýsports news with Steve May. |
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 0832 |
Could theÌýteacher who was told he would have to take GCSE maths to continue teaching, have found another solution? |
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 0835 |
A series of talks at the Cheltenham Literary Festival will discuss whether writers and critics have ruined great 20th century works. |
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 0843 |
AÌýbusiness update with Greg Wood. |
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 0846 |
Ian Rosenberg on his remarkable recovery from a heart condition after stem cell therapy. |
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 0853 |
Should we haveÌýleaders' debates here in the general election campaign? |
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