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0610 | The US tries to get agreement for a new UN resolution on the future of Iraq. Our UN correspondent Greg Barrow. | |
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0615 | DoctorsÌýwant a national strategy for tackling obesity. Our health correspondent is Karen Allen. | |
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0620 | Greg Wood with the Business News. | |
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0635 | More evidence against Iain Duncan Smith will be handed to the parliamentary commissioner. Our political correspondent is Norman Smith.
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0638 | Will theÌýgovernment's plan to cut down anti-social behaviourÌýwork? Our home affairs correspondent is Danny Shaw.
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0640 | One of the men accused of the sniper shootings in Washington goes on trial.Ìý Our correspondentÌýJon Leyne.
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0645 | Now, for a review of today's papers, here's Chris Aldridge. | |
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0650 | Our foreign press review -Ìýfrom Tasmin Smith in Rome. | |
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0655 | Susan Hulme reports on Yesterday in Parliament.
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0656 | One of the main opposition movements in Saudi Arabia is planning a demonstration. Our security correspondent is Frank Gardner.
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0658 | Should congestion charging be introduced nationally? Julie Foley from IPPR & John Dawson of the AA. | |
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0700 | Will the government's plan to tackle anti-social behaviour work? We speak to Oliver Letwin.
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0720 | Liberia's new president Charles Gyude Bryant takes office today. Paul Welsh reports.
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0725 | Who forged US soldiers letters home to their families? | |
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0730 | Irish terrorists have been supplying weapons to gangs in Britain's inner cities. Allan Urry reports. | |
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0740 | Can Iain Duncan Smith survive the latest crisis? We speak to Theresa May. | |
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0750 | Tom Heap reports from oneÌýof Europe where they're already growing GM crops commercially. | |
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0755 | Our children are getting fatter.Ìý WeÌýask the chairman of the national obesity forum what can be done.
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0810 | Will the government's new plan to tackle anti-social behaviour work? We speak to David Blunkett.
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0820 | A new exhibition at the Royal Academy opens today - but is the work of Armani really art?
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0830 | MPs have signed a motion calling for an inquiry into the number of soldiers killed when they're not actually fighting.
Andry Hosken reports. | |
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0840 | Business Update with Greg Wood. | |
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0845 | Is it the end of the line for tabloid newspapers? We speak to the editor of the Mirror & author Chris Horrie. | |
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0855 | How much scope is there for originality in science these days? James Gleick & Simon Singh discuss. | |
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0858 | Martin O'Malley, mayor of Baltimore, tells us about his experience ofÌýtackling anti-social behaviour. | |
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