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Tam Dalyell | | 
John Humphrys | DATE
November 29 | | The Father of the House, Tam Dalyell, on whether beleaguered spin doctor, Jo Moore should resign, following allegations of a second ill-timed press release.
He also considers the effect of her actions on her boss, Stephen Byers, the transport secretary. | | 
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Edward Stourton | DATE
November 24 | | People don't sing any more, according to the columnist Paul Johnson. In the 'Spectator' he lays the blame partly with politicians, who, he reckons, have lost the tradition of getting together for a sing-song. Well, one might argue that's not such a bad thing.
Warning - This clip contains singing which may distress you. | |
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Peter Hain | | 
Sue MacGregor | DATE
November 23 | | Fifty years of opportunities missed by Britain's politicians. At least, that's how Tony Blair sees the last half century of our relationship with Europe.
Shaun Ley reports on how the Euro is being pushed up the political agenda. Minister for Europe, Peter Hain, responds. | |
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David Blunkett | |
John Humphrys | DATE
November 13 | | The Government's fight against terrorism is entering a new phase. A new law will give powers for detention without trial in certain circumstances. Is it a 'violation against the rule of law'? David Blunkett explains why the law is necessary and gives his views on the liberation of Kabul from the Taliban. | |
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Dr Mahathir Mohamad | |
Edward Stourton | DATE
November 1 | | Edward Stourton conducted an exclusive and wide ranging with Malaysia's Prime Minister, Dr Mahathir Mohamad. The immediate problems of Islamic fundamentalist terrorism and American bombing of Afghanistan were discussed. The interview moved on to the Middle East, Dr Mahathir's leadership, the opposition and even homosexuality ... | |
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