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0607 | US Secretary of State Colin Powell continues his Iraq tour. Gordon Corera is travelling with him. | |
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0610 | James Coomarasamy on the fallout in Brussels from Sweden's rejection of the Euro. | |
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0615 | What will be the impact of Sweden's "No" vote on European business? Greg Wood has the details. | |
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0627 | Garry Richardson has this morning's sports news. | |
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0632 | Tim Franks in Stockholm assesses the outcome of the Swedish Euro referendum. | |
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0635 | Lord Hutton's inquiry into the death of the weapons expert Dr David Kelly resumes today. Norman Smith has more. | |
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0639 | The World Trade Organisation talks in Cancun have collapsed. Mike Wooldridge is there. | |
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0647 | Liberal Democrat MEP Chris Huhne talks to us about Sweden's rejection of the single currency. | |
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0655 | Labour MP Frank Field gives us his proposals for tackling anti-social behaviour. | |
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0709 | Swedish European Commissioner Margot Wallstrom on her dashed hopes for entry to the Euro. | |
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0716 | Dr Hamid Al-Bayati, London representative of the Shi-ite group SCIRI, on Colin Powell's Iraq visit. | |
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0720 | Nearly 1,000 new folk names have been given to Britain's wild fungi. Tim Hirsch talks to us from a wood in Wiltshire. | |
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0723 | The OFT is investigating allegations of fee fixing among some independent schools. The Labour chair of the Commons Education Select Committee Barry Sheerman joins us. | |
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0732 | We speak to Trade Secretary Patricia Hewitt about the collapse of the Cancun trade talks. | |
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0742 | James Naughtie has been in Stockholm over the weekend to watch the country's referendum on the European single currency. | |
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0752 | Labour MP Chris Byrant, and Professor Ian Hargreaves on the BBC Director-General Greg Dyke's appearance before the Hutton Inquiry. | |
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0810 | Shadow Chancellor Michael Howard and European Commission Vice President Neil Kinnock on Sweden's "No" to the Euro. | |
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0821 | The Methodists and the Church of England are patching things up after 200 years. Bishop of London Richard Chartres and Methodist minister Leslie Griffiths join us. | |
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0833 | Shadow International Development Secretary Caroline Spelman talks to us about the failure of the Cancun trade talks. | |
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0841 | Hear all about new Downing St. media chief David Hill's past spell as a singer in a rock group. | |
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0845 | Antony Gormley and Iwona Blazwick discuss whether "Britart" still has any meaning. | |
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0850 | Journalists from three European countries discuss the implications of the Swedish referendum result. | |
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0855 | Lord Hutton today resumes his inquiry into the death of Dr David Kelly. Mark Mardell has more. | |
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