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0609 |
American Senators investigating the intelligence used to justify war in Iraq have given the CIA a deadline of noon today to hand over relevant files. Washington correspondent Ian Pannell. |
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0613 |
Scientists have criticised the government for the way it's run the GM crops debate. Our science correspondent, Palab Ghosh. |
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0620 |
Hugh Pym with the business news. |
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0630 |
All cheers (so far) for Michael Howard.ÌýOurÌýpolitical correspondent Laura Trevelyan. |
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0635 |
One of the scientists whose research originally called into question the safety of the MMR jab says he now believes the injection is safe. Karen Allen is our Health correspondent. |
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0638 |
The postal strikes are getting worse. Our Labour Affairs correspondent is Stephen Cape. |
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0640 |
Harriet Cass with the paper review. |
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0644 |
Our world press review is from Jonathan Kent in Malaysia |
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0650 |
Our parliamentary correspondent Sean Curran reports on yesterday in Parliament. |
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0653 |
Hugh Pym withÌýa business update. |
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0656 |
The International Maritime Bureau say there are more incidents of piracy than ever before. Their deputy director, Captain Jayant Abhyankar. |
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0658 |
For four centuries they've been draining the fens of East Anglia...and now the RSPB says we need a new one. |
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0709 |
Assuming Michael Howard is to be the new leader of the Conservatives, how's he going to take his party into power? Sarah Nelson reports.
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0714 |
The CIA has been ordered to supply files to the Senate today to show what evidence it had that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. We speak to James Woolsey, a former director of the agency. |
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0718 |
More than a hundred scientists have written to Tony Blair criticising the government for the way the 'great debate' on GM has been conducted. Professor Derek Burke collected the signatures for the letter. |
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0730
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What's going on in Russia in the wake of crisis-hit oil giantÌýYukos? Greg Wood is in Moscow. |
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0740 |
The pianist Julian Jacobson is playing all ofÌýBeethoven's piano sonatas in a row. He's warming up with Rebecca Jones. |
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0750 |
A children's nursery has been fined sixty thousand pounds following the death of a boy in their care. Minister for Children Margaret Hodge. |
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0810 |
Dr Simon Murch was a member of the team whose research originally called into question the safety of the MMR jab. He's now written to the Lancet saying it is safe. Andrew Wakefield was the lead author of that research. |
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0820 |
The town of Preston has been twinned - not with a nice village in Provence, but with Nablus, the Palestinian town in the West Bank. |
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0830 |
We hear from Cardinal Oscar RodriguezÌý- tipped as a possible next Pope. |
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0840 |
Hugh Pym with a business update. |
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0845 |
Dr Noah Feldman, an adviser to the US administrator in Iraq, on America's ambitions there. |
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0850 |
Saturday isÌýbeing called "hunting declaration" day - with hunt supporters pledging to continue even if it's outlawed. The author of the declaration is Professor Roger Scruton. |
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0855 |
Liberal Democrat MPÌýEvan Harris and Tory MP Julie Kirkbride discuss where the MMR debate goes next. |
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