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0607 | Claire Marshall on the second day of a general strike in Haiti. | |
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0609 | The British man accused of trying to sell anti-aircraft missiles in America. Mike Buchanan reports.
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0615 | Rebecca Marston with the Business News. | |
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0632 | Some of the British terrorist suspects being held in Guantanamo Bay may be allowed to return to the UK. Our correspondent is Peter Biles.
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0635 | Did the Education Secretary do enough to stop a government defeat over university fees? Our correspondent is Norman Smith.
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0637 | Our reporter Mike Thomson on the British man jailed in Denmark for murdering a convicted paedophile who he accused of sexually asssaulting his nine year old daughter. | |
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0643 | Today's world press review comes from Paul Wood in Jerusalem. | |
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0646 | Many MPs are getting increasingly frustrated by the new, so-called the 'family friendly' hours of the chamber, Sean Curran. | |
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0653 | Latest warnings about the risks of nanotechnology. Professor Ken Donaldson is a toxicologist at the University of Edinburgh. | |
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0709 | Some of the British detainees held in Guantanamo Bay may be allowed to return to the UK. Joshua Rozenburg and Geraint Davies. | |
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0716 | Chairman of the Iraqi Governing Council, Adnan Pachachi on yesterday's release of Iraqi prisoners from Abu Ghraib prison. | |
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0720 | What deals and compromises will Education Secretary, Charles Clarke have to make to ensure his Higher Education Bill gets the support of Labour backbenchers? | |
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0725 | The European Commission seems to be squaring up for a legal battle with the EU's member states over budget deficits. | |
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0730 | Will our enthusiasm for transatlantic travel survive in the face of sky marshals and finger printing? Gordon Corera investigates. | |
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0740 | Chris Aldridge has a review of today's newspapers. | |
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0743 | Tonight, 170 years of railway history comes to an end. The Night Mail trains, or travelling post offices, will make their final journey. | |
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0745 | Hear from former London factory worker, Stephen Hoath, who is serving 14 years in a Denmark jail for murdering a convicted paedophile. | |
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0810 | Are the government facing defeat over top up fees? Education Secretary, Charles Clarke. | |
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0830 | The government's chief scientific advisor, Sir David King has attacked President Bush for failing to do enough to tackle climate change. | |
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0839 | How might the Hutton report impact on the BBC? Sarah Nelson looks at the newspaper coverage. | |
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0843 | Energy Watch are advising British Gas customers to switch suppliers to save money. | |
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0845 | Greg Rusedski has tested positive for the banned drug nandrolone. How will this affect his future? Tennis correspondent, John Parsons. | |
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0850 | The tiny African Islands of Sao Tome and Principe are preparing to become big oil producers for the U.S. Barnaby Phillips reports.
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0855 | It's day two of the general strike in Haiti. Already two protestors have died and tensions are rising. | |
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