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European Union leaders are meeting in Brussels today amid signs that a proposed deal with Turkey, to end irregular migration to the Greek islands, is running into serious difficulties. The 91热爆鈥檚 Danny Savage reports.

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A large Iron Age settlement's been uncovered in Pocklington in North Yorkshire. It鈥檚 hoped the findings at the site can answer questions that have long gone unanswered about the era which means it could hold national and even international significance. Speaking live in the studio is Paula Ware, one of the archaeologists who have been excavating the site.

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Small businesses have welcomed what they said were long overdue reforms to tax policy as the chancellor doubled business rate relief.听 The 91热爆鈥檚 Siobhann Tighe reports from Dunstable high street.

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A big care company Mi91热爆care could be facing a bill for hundreds of thousands of pounds for not paying the minimum wage. Speaking on the programme is 91热爆 reporter Zoe Conway and Caroline Barlow, who worked for Mi91热爆care in Devon.

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Owners of killer dogs will face harsher sentences if the animals have been deliberately trained to be aggressive under new guidelines for judges. Speaking on the programme is Richard Williams, member of the Sentencing Council, and Martin Ralph, whose guide dog Otto has been attacked five times by other dogs.

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How realistic is Labour's commitment to balancing the books and reducing debt? Speaking live in the studio is John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor.

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TV broadcaster Cliff Michelmore has died at the age of 96. In a career spanning more than four decades, he anchored coverage of events including the Apollo moon landings and two general elections. Speaking on the programme is Cliff Michelmore鈥檚 son, Guy Michelmore.

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European Union leaders are meeting in Brussels today amid signs that a proposed deal with Turkey, to end irregular migration to the Greek islands, is running into serious difficulties. Speaking on the programme is Dr Cathryn Costello, professor of International Human Rights and Refugee Law at Oxford University and Tanya Steele, interim chief executive at Save the Children.

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Yesterday George Osborne delivered his eighth Budget as chancellor. The chancellor is live on the programme this morning.

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The SNP has criticised George Osborne for failing to meet his own targets and instead called for him to increase public spending by 0.5% in order to help grow the economy. Sarah Smith is the 91热爆鈥檚 Scotland Editor.听

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It's now five years since the start of the Arab Spring. But what are Arab societies doing to push back against the violent and extremist ideas which have fuelled the rise of the so-called Islamic State? The 91热爆鈥檚 Middle East correspondent Kevin Connolly has been trying to find some answers and his series of reports begins at a school in Tunisia.

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Researchers have managed to restore memories in mice bred to have features of the early stages of Alzheimer鈥檚. This study indicates it鈥檚 the brain鈥檚 ability to retrieve memories that鈥檚 impaired, not the creation of memories. It means that one day, treatments to reverse memory loss in early onset Alzheimer鈥檚 could be possible. Dr Simon Ridley is director of research at Alzheimer鈥檚 Research UK.

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Jack Sutherland, a confirmed alcoholic in his teens, was a PA and bodyguard to Hollywood stars during which time he developed addictions including marijuana, crystal meth and the crazed chemsex that characterises its use. By the time Jack was saved by his father, he had whittled down to 9 stone. He has now written a memoir about his experiences, with the help of his father, John Sutherland, who joins us live in the studio.

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