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The French President Nicolas Sarkozy describes the relationship he would like France to have with Britain in his first British broadcast interview since taking office.
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In 2003 Sir Peter Gershon was commissioned by the government to find out how the public sector could become more efficient. Evan Davis talks to him.
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We speak to Karen Matthews, the mother of missing schoolgirl Shannon Matthews, andÌýher partner, Craig Meehan.
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The father ofÌýmurdered 18-year-old Samantha MadginÌýdiscusses the problem of violent teenage crime.
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Minister Liam Byrne and Conservative Damian Green debate the validity of Britain adopting Australian immigration practises. Ìý
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In a rare interview we speak to actress Julie Christie about her first starring role for ten years.
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Culture Secretary Andy Burnham explains plans to give every school child five hours of "high quality culture" per week.
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Kofi Annan, former UN Secretary General, tells us howÌýurgently Africa needs to solve the Kenyan Crisis.
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The AU is struggling to exert influence on the crisis in Kenya. We speak to the Foreign Office minister Lord Malloch Brown.
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Our less memorable moments
These infamous sound clips have risen from the Today vaults again to haunt our newsreaders and presenters. Listen and enjoy!
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