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 |  0607 | Â鶹Éç Media Correspondent, Torin DouglasÌý- How serious is the row between Alastair Campbell and the Â鶹Éç? |  |
 |  0610 | Â鶹Éç Correspondent Paul Welsh has details on the fierce fighting for Monrovia, the Liberian capital. |  |
 |  0615 | Greg Wood has today's business news. |  |
 |  0632 | Norman SmithÌýon what we can now expect from the Foreign Affairs Select Committee investigation. |  |
 |  0635 | Â鶹Éç Correspendent, Peter Greste on what security measures are needed for the British troops in Iraq. |  |
 |  0638 | 'New tune, old song'? Niall Dickson has details on John Reid's first speech as Minister for Health. |  |
 |  0643 | Peter Donaldson has a review of today's papers. |  |
 |  0646 | Â鶹Éç Parliamentary Correspondent, Richard Orchard - what government mistakes were made during the drafting of the 'dodgy dossier'? |  |
 |  0650 | The Royal Commission are worried that many everyday chemicalsÌýare largely untested and could be dangerous to human health.Ìý |  |
 |  0653 | A row is brewing - Should retailers be allowed to sellÌýthe new alcoholic drink "Roxoff"
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 |  0708 | Environment Minister, Margaret Beckett on the breakthrough of the EU Cap reform. |  |
 |  0713 | Are Britain and the United States fuelling the fighting in Monrovia? David Parker is the head of the EU project in the region. |  |
 |  0716 | Is 'attack is the best means of defence'? - Some Labour MP's believe the government still has questions to answer about the 'dodgy dossier'. |  |
 |  0720 | Are the Conservatives the party of the 'Inner City'? Shadow Home Secretary, Oliver Letwin and rap D.J, Blak Twang. |  |
 |  0733 | The formerÌýMinister for International Development, Clare ShortÌýreturns to Rwanda nine years after the genocide. |  |
 |  0745 | Dr Malcolm von Schantz reveals the results of his experiment -ÌýOur presenters James Naughtie and Sarah Montague find out if they are natural morning people.. |  |
 |  0751 | Â鶹Éç Today Correspondent, Andrew Gilligan reports ahead of the M.O.D blueprint for army modernisation. |  |
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 |  0810 | Director of News, Richard Sambrook responds to claims by Alastair Campbell that the Â鶹Éç told lies during their coverage of the 'dodgy dossier' on Iraq.
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 |  0822 | Arts Correspondent, Mark Coles finds out more about the new opera 'El Nino' - which is an updated version of the nativity play based in Los Angeles. |  |
 |  0835 | Timothy CarneyÌýand Baroness Amos on the amount of effort that went into drafting the post-war reconstruction plans in Iraq. |  |
 |  0847 | Niall Dickson is at the NHS Confederation in Glasgow where the Health Minister, John Reid will be giving his first address.. |  |
 |  0855 | Former adviser to Tony Blair, Tim Allan and Andrew Marr discuss the merits of journalists using information from anonymous sources. |  |
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