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0700 NEWS BRITAIN - The IRA appears to be back in action, with the discovery of two bombs in West London. The bombs failed to go off before they were dicovered. I/v with illegible Spencer, spokesperson for Scotland Yard. (Report) MICHAEL LAWS - The government's being asked to hold a judicial inquiry into last year's mayoral campaign in Napier, another fallout from the Michael Laws debacle. A mayoral candidate is claiming a poll which put him out of the race was also associated with Mr Laws. Wrap with Bill Sutton, mayor Alan Dick and quote from coumcillor Harry Lawson. (Marie Hosking) MRSA - The Public Health Coalition's warning of increasing cases of the so-called 'superbug' MRSA. The coalition says health authorities aren't putting enough resources into the problem. Wrap with Peter Roberts of the coalition (Corinne Ambler). Live i/v with Crown Health Enterprises Minister Bill English. CONSTABLE - The police search continues for the killer of constable Glen McKibben in Hawkes Bay. Live i/v with head of inquiry, Detective Inspector Ross Pinkham. (Report)
0730 NEWS/WEATHER/SPORTS ISRAEL - The Palestinian parliament-in-exile has decided to revoke its charter's call for the destruction of Israel and the Jewish state. The decision has won praise for the PLO from the United States and other western powers. live i/v with Robert Berger from Israel. ANZAC DAY - Suggestions have been made that Anzac Day become New Zealand's national day. First an i/v with one of the three surviving Gallipoli veterans illegible this country, Doug Dibley. (Ray Watchman) Wrap with Paul East, Sir Graham Latimer, Mike Moore and RSA president David Cox with various points of view on the day. (Brett Lane) Live i/v with military historian Chris Pugsley (Report) RACISM - More than five-hundred people took part in an anti-racism march in Mt Roskill, Auckland yesterday. the march was organised by locals following an attack on a local Somali family. Wrap with immigrant Nalin Patel, an unnamed Asian and John Minto. (Lisa Owen) FINANCE - money market latest with David Jones.
0800 NEWS/WEATHER MICHAEL LAWS - Returning to the story about an unsucessful candidate in the Napier mayoralty and his call for a judicial inquiry. live i/v with political reporter Marie Hosking in Napier. (Report) ANZAC DAY - New Zealand's representative at Gallipoli this year was Trade Negotiations Minister Philip Burdon. I/V with him from Istanbul. (Report) And Anzac commemorations have been well attended in Britain, with many New Zealanders and Australians saying the holiday is very special to them while they're away from home. Wrap with RSA's Pat Godbey, director of the cambridge Choir and vox pops of New Zealanders and Australians (Wayne Brittenden) PAPERS/ASPAC HEADLINES CAVE CREEK - This Sunday marks one year since the Cave Creek tragedy in which fourteen people died when a viewing platform collapsed. There have been a number of fofficial inquiries, but the victims' families still belive justice hasn't been done. Wrap with survivor Stacey Mitchell, constable Vaughan Joyce, Harry Pawsey and denis Marshall. (Claire Silvester) Live i/v with Minister of Conservation, Denis Marshall. (Report)
0830 NEWS/SPORTS RUSSIA - Ten years after a nuclear accident at Chernobyl, there's beena new release of radiation. Actuality of announcement of the accident in 1986. I/V with Moscow correspondent Michael Brissenden about the latest mishap and the plans to mark the anniversary. (Report) INDIA - India goes to the polls tomorrow, for the eleventh time since independence in 1947. Being the most populous democracy in the world makes for an extremely long and complex vote. I/V with Ranjan Gupta. (Report) COMMENT OZ SPOT - live i/v with correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes about week's events across Tasman. (New laws about changing the Australian flag, and about building tree-houses) FRUIT AND VEG REPORT with Jack Forsythe.