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0607 | Smoking has been banned in Norway. Our health correspondent Karen Allen reports. | |
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0609 | Concorde flies on its last commercial flight today. | |
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0612 | Rebecca Marston with the Business News. | |
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0630 | Network Rail is going to do all the maintenance work itself. The unions are delighted. | |
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0635 | Will Ken Clarke run for the Tory leadership? | |
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0640 | We'll know today how much money the rest of the world is going to give to Iraq. | |
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0643 | Peter Donaldson with a review of today's papers. | |
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0645 | Our world paper's review comes from Phil Mercer in Australia. | |
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0650 | Robert Orchard reports on Yesterday in Parliament. | |
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0655 | The health minister John Hutton is signing an agreement with South Africa which means doctors will be able to swap jobs between the two countries. | |
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0709 | Network Rail is going to do all the maintenance work itself. We speak to Iain McCallister the chairman of Network Rail. | |
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0715 | George Galloway, the MP for Glasgow Kelvin, says he will stand as an independent candidate in his constituency. Huw Williams reports. | |
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0718 | It's been a bad week for Northern Ireland. We speak to David Trimble, leader of the Ulster Unionists. | |
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0721 | It's almost ten years since South Africa held its first free elections and apartheid ended. We speak to Alec Erwin, the South African Trade and Industry Minister. | |
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0732 | How is the Tory leadership debacle playing out in the constituencies? Our political correspondent Iain Watson finds out. | |
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0742 | Is farmers love of tidy hedgerows responsible for a decline in farmland birds like the song thrush? We find out...
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0750 | What percentage of students should not have to pay extra fees to go to university? We speak to Alan Johnson the higher education minister. | |
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0810 | The Transport Secretary Alistair Darling on the Network Rail's decision to take railway maintenance away from private contractors. | |
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0820 | Today will see the final commercial flight of Concorde. What does the demise of Concorde say about our changing taste when it comes to travel? | |
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0830 | Gene Robinson, the openly gay bishop-elect of New Hampshire tells us what he thinks about the row he's caused in the Anglican Church. | |
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0835 | Rebecca Marston with a Business Update. | |
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0840 | We report from Norway on the smoking ban it plans to introduce in restaurants, bars and cafes. | |
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0847 | Iran has handed documents to the IAEA to prove that it is not developing nuclear weapons. | |
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0850 | Our political correspondent Norman Smith has been to Maidenhead to see what they make of the Tory leadership row.
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