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0607 |
Scientists have identified theÌýgenes linked to the development and progression ofÌýbreast cancer. Karen Allen has more. |
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0609 |
Lee Carter with an update of the investigation into theÌýTorontoÌýplane crash.Ìý |
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0615 |
The Bank of EnglandÌýis tipped to cutÌýUK interest rates. Rebecca Marston with the business news. |
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0626 |
Sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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0632 |
It's four weeks to the day since the firstÌýLondon bombings. Danny Shaw with the latest developments. |
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0634 |
Carole Walker examines theÌýlatest wrangle withinÌýthe Labour party including theÌýcontroversy overÌýplans for identity cards. |
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0637 |
AÌýMuslim leader has advisedÌýwomen to stop wearing headscarves amid a rise in hate crimes. More from Robert Piggott. |
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0640 |
Sinn Fein'sÌýGerry AdamsÌýand DUP leader Ian Paisley are toÌýmeetÌýTony Blair to discuss the future of Northern Ireland. |
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0644 |
A review of today's papers in the UK and from North America. |
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0650 |
The government'sÌýflagship 18-week NHS waiting time target, isÌýtoo costly, a health think-tank says. Health economist John Appleby comments. |
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0654 |
Tory executivesÌýmeet today to considerÌýnew rules to elect the party leader. We speak to ex-Tory chief of staff Barry Legg. |
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0709 |
Lib Dem president Simon HughesÌýsays the governmentÌýshould invest inÌýthe sorts of thingsÌýthat really give security, not on ID cards. |
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0715 |
One of Europe's top thinkers on Islam, Gilles Kepel onÌýthe advise to women to stop wearing the hijab - the traditional islamic headscarf. |
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0717 |
Mining giant Anglo American postsÌýa rise inÌýprofits. Rebecca Marston with more. |
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0719 |
MPs call for a Teesside coroner to be sacked because of an alleged backlog of inquests. |
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0723 |
Sudan has suffered a third day of violence in ethnic clashes, promptedÌýby theÌýdeath ofÌý First Vice-President John Garang. Peter Greste reports. |
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0727 |
Sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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0734 |
Garri Holness, a survivor of the London bomb attacks speaks to Sarah Nelson about what happened and how he hopes to rebuild his life. |
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0744 |
Is the single man now as much an object of pity as the single women? Meet Brian Jones, Bridget's male equivalent. |
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0747 |
Thought for the day with Oliver McTernan,Ìýwriter and broadcaster. |
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0750 |
Head of the British Transport police, Andy Trotter on the efforts of the police in the wake of the London bombings. |
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0810 |
Should Muslim women ditch their headscarves - hijabs - to protect themselves from attacks? Lawyer Rajnaara Akhtar and Muslim leader Dr Zaki Badawi discuss. |
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0822 |
Artist Jack Vettriano gives his nomination for our pollÌýto find the greatest painting in Britain. |
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0826 |
Sports news with Garry Richardson. |
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0834 |
Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams saysÌýDUP leader Ian Paisley should let go of the pastÌýand let equality beÌýthe future inÌýNorthern Ireland. |
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0838 |
Business news with Rebecca Marston. |
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0841 |
A picture of dignity - how photographers are changing their approach to Africa.ÌýNicola Stanbridge previews some images. |
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0849 |
Shadow ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Secretary David Davis saysÌýmulticulturalism in Britain is not working.ÌýIs he right? Citizenship expert Professor Sir Bernard Crick comments. |
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0850 |
In the second of a series of reports into events marking the 60th anniversary of VJ Day, Chris Lowe looks at the dramatic final days of World War II. |
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