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BBC Radio 5 live Schedule for Friday 30 October 2009

  1. 01:00–05:00
    Obama's healthcare reform bill is finally unveiled and the Big Mac leaves Iceland.
  2. 05:00–05:30
    A full round-up of the day's news, sport and business stories.
  3. 05:30–06:00
    The US is now officially out of recession but how does this affect the UK?
  4. 06:00–09:00
    News on the Lisbon Treaty from the EU Summit and train companies want longer franchises.
  5. 09:00–10:00
    Nicky Campbell asks: Are young people too cosseted? Do they need a sense of danger?
  6. 10:00–13:00
    Alastair Campbell tells Victoria why Tony Blair should be EU President.
  7. 13:00–15:00
    Broadcast from Maida Vale with Sparks, Johnny Marr and live music from Snow Patrol.
  8. 15:00–16:00
    Floyd and Boyd sit in with reviews of Michael Jackson's This Is It and An Education.
  9. 16:00–19:00
    The government defends its prisoner recall system as 750 criminals remain on the run.
  10. 19:00–21:00
    Mark Chapman sits in for Colin Murray on the weekend preview show.
  11. 21:00–21:30
    A look ahead to the final Grand Prix of the 2009 Championship season in Abu Dhabi.
  12. 21:30–22:00
    Mark Chapman, in for Colin Murray, and Tim Lovejoy look at sport's burning issues.
  13. 22:00–01:00
    Is the government right to sack its chief drugs adviser Professor David Nutt?
  14. 01:00–05:00
    Thousands of convictions are overturned after a corruption scandal in Philadelphia.

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