BBC News will have an interview with the Discovery and ISS crews today at 8:45AM EDT (1245GMT). Maybe it’s a half-hour delay of the AP interview thats starts… um… now? ESA TV is also covering the flight extrensively.
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NASA Shuttle/ISS News- STS-126 MCC Status Report #14
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