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0607 | There have been more Israeli strikes in Gaza. | |
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0609 | The Pope is creating new cardinals today. | |
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0612 | Greg Wood with the Business News. | |
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0630 | Sinn Fein and the Ulster Unionists seem to have made some progress in their efforts to agree a deal.
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0635 | The foreign secretary - with the French and German foreign ministers - is in Tehran today. | |
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0640 | Four officers have been suspended after the BBC's undercover investigation into racism in the police. | |
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0643 | A review of today's papers with Chris Aldridge. | |
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0645 | Our foreign press review comes from Kylie Morris in Bangkok. | |
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0650 | Susan Hulme reports on Yesterday in Parliament. | |
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0655 | NATO officials will meet representatives of EU countries today. Our correspondent Stepehen Sackur is in Brussles. | |
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0658 | Human Rights Watch says the US aren't conducting proper investigations into civilian deaths during the Gulf campaign. | |
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0709 | Shareholders in Carlton have told Michael Green they want him out. We speak to David Cameron MP who was formerly Carlton's director of Communications. | |
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0715 | Is the IRA on the verge of a major announcement that will kick start the peace process and allow elections to take place in Northern Ireland? We speak to Sinn Fein. | |
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0718 | We speak to journalist Martyn Gregory about the calls for an inquiry into Princess Diana's death. | |
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0721 | Simon Forde, executive producer of The Secret Policeman, tells us of the undercover investigation into racism in the police. | |
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0732 | Are the Lords preparing to wreck the latest attempt to ban fox hunting? We speak to Lord Strathclyde and Lord Graham of Edmonton. | |
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0742 | The government of Nepal says a British man is among five people who've been kidnapped by Maoist rebels - Daniel Lak is our correspondent in Katmandu. | |
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0745 | The Pope will create thirty new cardinals at a Vatican ceremony today. We speak to one of those on the list - the Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh. | |
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0750 | Will the Iranians agree to tougher inspections of their nuclear facilities? We speak to Donald Anderson & Dr Ali Ansari. | |
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0810 | Downing Street have just announced there will be elections to a Northern Ireland assembly next month. We speak to Ulster Unionist MP Jeffrey Donaldson. | |
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0820 | A BBC reporter goes undercover to expose racism in the police. We talk to the Black Police Association and ACPO. | |
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0830 | How widespread are human right abuses in Uzbekistan? We speak to Fahod Inogambaev, former aide to the First Family of Uzbekistan. | |
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0835 | There's growing opposition to tariffs on imports of steel to the US from Americans themselves. Steve Evans reports from Michigan.
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0840 | We speak to author Kevin Toolis who has written extensively on the IRA about the latest movement in the Northern Ireland talks. | |
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0847 | Has history misrepresented Lady Nelson? New letters published in this months History Today paint her in a new light. * You can see the letters at historytoday.com *
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0850 | Does the east of England lack an identity? Simon Calder, travel editor of the Independnent believes so.
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