Newsnight reports index - UK

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UK DOMESTIC
7 July bomber "filmed last year" (Richard Watson) Abu Hamza police criticised (Peter Marshall) Births out of wedlock pass 40% (Tim Whewell) Blair's first parliamentary defeat (Jeremy Paxman) British Pakistanis warned over cousin marriage (Justin Rowlatt) Can you be persuaded to go green? (Susan Watts) Child prisoners increasingly at risk (Jackie Long) (The) Choice 1 - selection for primary school children (Tim Whewell) (The) Choice 2 - secondary school "choice" stress (Tim Whewell) (The) Choice 3 - missing out on first choice schools(Tim Whewell) Dunblane waits on for National Firearms register (Becky Milligan) Eastwood - Mohammed cartoon row (Justin Rowlatt) Eastwood - a portrait of immigration in Rotherham (Jeremy Paxman) Ethical Man - the importance of being ethical (Justin Rowlatt) Ethical Man 1 - home (Justin Rowlatt) Ethical Man 2 - car (Justin Rowlatt) Ethical Man 3 - water (Justin Rowlatt) Ethical Man's transport (Justin Rowlatt) Extradited terror suspect Ahmad case studied (Peter Marshall) Foreign NHS doctors "working for free" (Liz MacKean) Frank Luntz talks to floating voters - part one (Frank Luntz) Frank Luntz talks to floating voters - part two (Frank Luntz) How surveys make the news in the UK (David Grossman) Iran's forgotten chemical attack victims (Frances Harrison) Mega-mosque planned in east London (Tim Whewell) Moazzam Begg appeals to Kember kidnappers (Peter Marshall) Michael Howard talks tough on fighting crime (Michael Howard) Natwest bankers face Enron extradition (Peter Marshall) Newspaper loyalties are changing (Stephen Smith) Norfolk village fights Tesco plan (Paul Mason) Northern Ireland's "alternative police force" (Liz MacKean) Phonics - part one (Jackie Long) Phonics - part two (Jackie Long) Phonics - part three (Jackie Long) Phonics - part four (David Grossman) Phonics - part five (David Grossman) Phonics - part six (David Grossman) Polish immigrants boost Crewe population (Tim Whewell) Poultry register move against bird flu (Susan Watts) Psychology of terrorists (Peter Marshall) Row over calls to cull grey squirrels (Stephen Smith) RSPCA conduct criticised (Katherine Quarmby) Salt death (John Sweeney) Science Student - 1 (Stephen Smith) Science Student - 2 (Stephen Smith) Secret sale of UK plutonium to Israel (Michael Crick) Special needs education (Humphrey Hawksley) Stem cell treatment warning (Susan Watts) UK's Saudi arms deals "secured by bribes" (Peter Marshall) vCJD families' anger at compensation scheme (Robin Denselow) Young offenders at risk in jail (Jackie Long)

WORLD
'Aids cure' scam uncovered (Paul Mason) Afghan aid and troops pledge - what it means (Mark Urban) Afghanistan - with the UK troops (Alistair Leithead) Afghan youths' hopes for future (Martin Bell) Baghdad blogger - fears Iraq is being lost (Salam Pax) Baghdad blogger - how to make a buck in Iraq (Salam Pax) Baghdad blogger - Iraq's constitution (Salam Pax) Baghdad blogger - Saddam's trial (Salam Pax) British troops in Basra (Mark Urban) China's commitment to a new green vision (Quentin Sommerville) China's great firewall (Paul Mason) Creative industries head east (Sumant Bhatia) Colombian conflict risk to indigenous Indian tribe (Phil Rees) George W Bush - Newsnight special (Gavin Esler) Guantanamo Bay's violent history revealed (Peter Marshall) Guantanamo suicide row (Peter Marshall) German citizenship test causes uproar (David Sells) Inside Latin America - Argentina's film industry (Gavin Esler) Iran's internal political battles (Tim Whewell) Iraq - UK troops in Basra (Mark Urban) Iraq-Iran border policing (Mark Urban) Iraq's missing reconstruction money (Peter Marshall) Israel's revolutionary water project (Jon Leyne) Janjaweed fighter in UK (Tim Whewell) Kenya corruption scandal alleged (Fergal Keane) Lebanon on brink of internal conflict (Tim Whewell) Middle East - what chance peace? (Mark Urban) Nepal government's trouble with Maoist rebels (Sue Lloyd-Roberts) Niger link to Iraq WMD dismissed (Peter Marshall) Nigeria oil gangs threaten unity (Paul Mason) Panama plans canal expansion (John Moylan) Prudence Radebe - part one (Barnaby Phillips) Prudence Radebe - part two (Barnaby Phillips) Prudence Radebe - part three (Barnaby Phillips) Prudence Radebe - part four (Barnaby Phillips) Rumsfeld resignation calls over Haditha (Peter Marshall) Russia's gay pride parade (Damian Grammaticas) Saddam's ear amputees (Becky Milligan) Swedish train gets biogas boost (Tim Franks) UN troops in Haiti sex abuse row (Mike Williams) US car employees paid not to work (Jeremy Cooke) US foreign policy after Iraq invasion (Mark Urban) US 'may be guilty of war crimes' - Mora (Peter Marshall) US soldiers turn against Iraq war (Inigo Gilmore) US troops accused over Iraq massacre (Peter Marshall) Yemen - using Islam to fight terror (Tim Whewell)

BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
Art of succession management (Paul Mason) Conservatives' 1981 budget remembered (Stephanie Flanders) Future uses for our mobile phones (Paul Mason) Mandelson - day in the life of EU trade commissioner (Tim Franks) Nigeria oil gangs threaten unity (Paul Mason) Norfolk village fights Tesco plan (Paul Mason) Science Student - 1 (Stephen Smith) Science Student - 2 (Stephen Smith) US car employees paid not to work (Jeremy Cooke)

CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT
Albarn unveils new band (Stephen Smith) Creative industries head east (Sumant Bhatia) Bono edits The Independent newspaper (Stephen Smith) (In search of) Chuck Berry (Stephen Smith) Genesis reform (Stephen Smith) Iain Sinclair's Middle England (Stephen Smith) Inside Latin America - Argentina's film industry (Gavin Esler) Russia's gay pride parade (Damian Grammaticas)

POLITICS
Art of succession management (Paul Mason) Art of Whipping (Liz MacKean) Blair's first parliamentary defeat (Jeremy Paxman) Blunkett's resignation: Michael Crick reports (Michael Crick) Cameron accused of flip flopping (David Grossman) Chris Huhne, the man who would be Lib Dem leader (Michael Crick) Confessions of a Labour spin doctor (Lance Price) Conservatives' 1981 budget remembered (Stephanie Flanders) Frank Luntz talks to floating voters - part one (Frank Luntz) Frank Luntz talks to floating voters - part two (Frank Luntz) Funding row widens (Michael Crick) George W Bush - Newsnight special (Gavin Esler) GorDaq - introducing the GorDaq (David Grossman) GorDaq - 13 January, 2006 (David Grossman) GorDaq - 20 January, 2006 (Paul Mason) GorDaq - 3 February, 2006 (David Grossman) GorDaq - 13 February, 2006 (Jeremy Paxman) GorDaq - 17 March, 2006 (Stephanie Flanders) GorDaq - 24 March, 2006 (Kirsty Wark) GorDaq - 28 April, 2006 (David Grossman) GorDaq - 12 May, 2006 (Kirsty Wark) GorDaq - 30 June, 2006 (Paul Mason) GorDaq RIP - 25 August, 2006 (David Grossman) How to handle hecklers (David Grossman) Is this the end for political memoirs? (David Grossman) Mandelson - day in the life of EU trade commissioner (Tim Franks) Mark Oaten - politicians attract scandal (Mark Oaten) Michael Howard talks tough on fighting crime (Michael Howard) Secret sale of UK plutonium to Israel (Michael Crick) Thatcher's downfall (Martha Kearney)

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Bird flu (Susan Watts) Blogs lead probe into US weapons (Paul Mason) Can you be persuaded to go green? (Susan Watts) China's great firewall (Paul Mason) Computer data lost as technology evolves (Jeremy Cooke) Drug trial side effects could have been avoided (Susan Watts) Future uses for our mobile phones (Paul Mason) Foreign NHS doctors "working for free" (Liz MacKean) Israel's revolutionary water project (Jon Leyne) Leap seconds (Stephen Smith) Nanotechnology "to revolutionise medicine" (Susan Watts) Nuclear fusion summit (Susan Watts) Saddam's ear amputees (Becky Milligan) Salt death (John Sweeney) Science Student - 1 (Stephen Smith) Science Student - 2 (Stephen Smith) Stem cell research (Susan Watts) Stem cell research gets reality check (Susan Watts) Stem cell treatment warning (Susan Watts) Swedish train gets biogas boost (Tim Franks) vCJD families' anger at compensation scheme (Robin Denselow) Web 2.0 (Paul Mason) Web experts "Flock" to new browser (Paul Mason) Wind-up laptops (Liz MacKean)