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0607 | Rebel troops have now advanced into the surburbs of the Liberian Capital. Paul Welsh is our West African Correspondent. | |
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0610 | BBC Science Correspondent, Pallab Ghosh reports on the findings of the GM Science Review which will be announced later today. | |
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0615 | Rebecca Marston has details of today's business news. | |
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0630 | As Britain reflects on the tragic death of Dr David Kelly - some MP's are now calling for resignations at the BBC. Correspondents Norman Smith and Laura Trevelyan. | |
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0637 | British Airways is holding crisis meetings with the Unions about the unofficial strike that has effected thousands of passengers. Our Transport Correspondent Tom Symonds has more details. | |
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0638 | Prisoner FF8282 has been released from prison. Peter Hunt reports on the early release of Lord Archer. | |
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0642 | A policeman has been shot in Shettleston. Our Scotland reporter, Colin Blane has details of the attack in Glasgow. | |
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0645 | Rory Morrison has a review of today's newspapers. | |
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0650 | Former Environment Minister, Michael Meacher thinks it's a 'public scandal' that scientists working on the GM Science Review have not thoroughly investigated the long-term safety of GM products.
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0655 | Why the Conservative Party ar worried that many unemployed young people are in danger of becoming 'Generation X'.
Shadow Secretary for Work and Pensions, David Willetts. | |
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0709 | Peter Mandelson denies the government 'cobbled together' the infamous dossier, and is highly critical of the Today Programme and the BBC Governors. | |
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0718 | Former Cabinet Minister, Clare Short reflects on the political fallout after the tragic death of Dr David Kelly. | |
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0723 | Despite more money being pumped into the National Health Service, many health authorities are struggling to pay wages and other basic costs. Niall Dickson has more details. | |
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0735 | The GM Science Review Committee will publish their conclusions on whether GM technology is safe. The Scientific Adviser to the Government, Professor David King. | |
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0745 | Astronomers have discovered that Stars containing a higher level of metal are more likely to play host to orbiting planets. Jeff Valenti of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore. | |
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0752 | Will US concessions ensure a fair trial for the two Britons in Guantanamo Bay? Gareth Pierce is Moazzam Begg's lawyer and Geraint Davies is Ferroz Abbasi's MP.
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0810 | Ahead of the Inquiry into the events surrounding the death of Dr David Kelly - we speak to Lord Scott who chaired the inquiry which investigated the sale of arms to Iraq. | |
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0830 | Some African countries are angry with Britain because they claim their best medical staff are being poached by the NHS. Today reporter Angus Stickler investigates. | |
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0836 | Do TV history programmes lack sophistication and lead to 'dumbing down'? Tristram Hunt and Anthony Beevor debate the case.
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0847 | Ilham Al -Madfai is one of the biggest pop stars Iraq has ever produced, and was Uday Hussein's favourite singer. He is currently in London to play a concert to raise funds for the children of Iraq. | |
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0854 | Following the tragic death of Dr David Kelly we ask Lord Goodhart and MP's Gisela Stewart and Boris Johnson what questions the Inquiry should be putting to the Government and the BBC. | |
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