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0607 |
The man accused of being behind the Bali nightclub bombings last October has gone on trial. Rachel Harvey is our correspondent there.
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0609 |
Will David Beckham go to Barcelona? Our correspondent there is Danny Wood.
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0611 |
A look at this morning's papers. |
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0613 |
Business news with Greg Wood. |
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0626 |
Sport with Steve May. |
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0632 |
Our local government correspondent John Andrew on referendums for Northern regional assemblies. |
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0633 |
Torin Douglas onÌýthe Commons committee reportÌýinto media intrusion published today. |
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0636 |
Figures for the performance of Network Rail are out today. John Moylan has the details.
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0638 |
David Trimble will face a challenge at a meeting of Ulster Unionists this evening. Kevin Connolly has more.
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0644 |
It's a hundred years today since Henry Ford set up the Ford Motor Company. Stephen Evans speaks to the founder's great grandson Bill Ford at the firm's birthday party in Detroit.
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0650 |
A new study out today says if the government reduced fuel taxes and introduced more congestion charging,Ìýtraffic would be cut. One of its authors is Professor Stephen Glaister of Imperial College.
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0653 |
The criminal justice bill arrives in the Lords today. Peter Rook QC chairs the Criminal Bar Association. |
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0709 |
Transport Secretary Alistair Darling on figures out today detailing the performance ofÌýNetwork Rail and increasing costs on the railways. |
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0717 |
The Americans in Iraq have launched what they're calling Operation Desert Scorpion, to root out Saddam loyalists and win theÌýsupport of the Iraqi people. Jim Muir reports from Falluja.
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0723 |
Mediators at peace talks for Liberia say that they are confident that a ceasefire will be signed today between the government and two rebel movements. Our West Africa Correspondent Paul Welsh reports from Monrovia.
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0733 |
The United Nations High Commission for Refugees believes Government plans for processing asylum seekers outside the EU could recreate the problems seen at Sangatte. Rupert Colville is a spokesman for the Office of the UNHCR.
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0743 |
Badgers seem to be causing chaos around the countryside, as people report violence by badgers against other animals - and people. Irene Brierton is chair of the Mid Derbyshire Badger Group. |
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0750 |
The Chairman of the Press Complaints Commission Sir Christopher Meyer on the Culture Select Committee report into privacy and media intrusion published later today.
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0810 |
Local government minister Nick Raynsford on the prospect of new regional assemblies in the North of England.
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0823 |
A new film called 'Max' focuses on Hitler's life after the first World War when he was a struggling artist. Its director Menno Meyjes and the writer Julia Pascal debate whether its portrait of Hitler is too sympathetic. |
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0832 |
Iran has criticised the US for interfering in its internal affairs afterÌýPresident Bush welcomed pro-reform demonstrations in Tehran. Zubeida Malik spoke to Mahmood Ali Najid, a political analyst based in the Iranian capital. |
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0840 |
Mike Thomson reports from Rome on the fresh debate about the spectacular controversy surrounding the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. |
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0846 |
British film director Marc Evans and critic Mark Kermode on the revival of the horror genre.
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0854 |
Zaab Sethna of the Iraqi National Congress and Adel Darwish, writer on Middle East affairs on the continuing trouble in Iraq.
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