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0607 | Israelis arrest suspected former IRA bomb-maker in the West Bank. Barbara Plett is there. | |
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0611 | Harold Shipman inquiry publishes two more reports today. Rory Maclean has the details. | |
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0615 | Hear Greg Wood with the business news. | |
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0626 | Sports news with Steve May. | |
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0631 | The Government wants more electricity from wind power. Tim Hirsch is our Environment Correspondent. | |
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0634 | Andrew Gilligan has more on the row over Iraq's alleged attempt to buy nuclear material from Africa. | |
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0637 | Iraq's 25-strong governing council has met for the first time. Jonny Dymond is in Baghdad. | |
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0640 | The Government's putting forward its ideas on shaping the legal system without a Lord Chancellor. Here's our Home Affairs correspondent Danny Shaw. | |
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0645 | Education Correspondent Kim Catcheside reports on the job market for newly-qualified teachers. | |
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0650 | The Electoral Commission is reopening the debate about the voting age. Sam Younger is its chairman. | |
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0655 | Eileen Miller, the mother of James Miller, the young British filmmaker killed in Gaza, wants a proper investigation into his death. | |
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0709 | Trade Secretary Patricia Hewitt outlines plans to increase power generation using wind energy. | |
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0715 | Ahmed Fawzi, Spokesman to the UN special representative to Iraq on the first meeting of the Iraqi governing council. | |
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0720 | Former Armed Forces Minister Lewis Moonie on the aftermath of the war in Iraq. | |
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0723 | Football legend George Best is said to be drinking again. Labour MP Helen Clark belongs to the All-Party Hepatology Group in the Commons. | |
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0733 | South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki talks to us about George W. Bush's new enthusiasm for Africa. | |
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0743 | Retired oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer on the flotilla of plastic ducks that have been at sea for the past 11 years. | |
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0753 | Constitutional Affairs Secretary Lord Falconer on the Government's proposals for a Supreme Court and new system for appointing judges.
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0810 | Foreign Secretary Jack Straw on Iraq's alleged attempt to buy nuclear material from Africa. | |
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0824 | Poet Laureate Andrew Motion on one company's bid to encourage more eulogies at funerals. | |
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0836 | Shadow Home Secretary Oliver Letwin outlines his concerns over the Government's plans for constitutional reform. | |
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0842 | PUP leader David Ervine and Playwright Gary Mitchell debate the divisions among Unionists in Northern Ireland. | |
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0848 | Maggie Shiels reports from California on the state's plan to outlaw the huge four-wheel-drive Sports Utility Vehicles.
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0855 | On Bastille Day, author Julian Jackson and Philippe le Corre, the London correspondent of La Tribune, discuss the mythology of French politics.
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