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0609 | The Government's watchdog issues new advice about mobile phones. | |
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0612 | President Bush promises "new horizons" and a mission to Mars. Michael Buchanan is in Washington. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood has a round-up of today's business news.
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0630 | A series of warnings against the West are appearing on some Islamic websites. Frank Gardner reports. | |
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0635 | The independent inquiry into Harold Shipman's death begins today. Kevin Bouquet. | |
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0640 | Today's World Press Review comes from Caroline Wyatt in Paris. | |
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0642 | The Information Commissioner announces measures to simplify the Data Protection Act. | |
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0645 | The Government is conducting a review of the honours system. David Wilby explains why. | |
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0650 | The European Commission have decided to force France and Germany to cut their budget deficits. Pedro Solbes is a Commissioner. | |
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0655 | A court has thrown out a libel action by Silvio Berluscooni against the Economist magazine. Bill Emmot is the Editor. | |
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0712 | Are mobile phones a health risk? Richard Spring MP. | |
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0718 | What does the future hold for top-up fees? Tony Banks MP gives us his view. | |
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0722 | Tom Hurndall, the peace activist shot in Gaza nine months ago, has died. Tom's sister, Sophie Hurndall. | |
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0730 | It would have been Harold Shipman's 58th birthday today. Brian Dean explains why he feels frustrated by his sudden death. | |
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0735 | Patrick Muirhead has a review of today's newspapers. | |
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0743 | Should we protect children from the distress of witnessing a royal shooting party? Headmistress Carol de Witt. | |
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0755 | President Bush plans to put man on Mars. What should we expect to find? Science fiction writer Ray Bradbury. | |
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0757 | Is nanotechnology safe? Science Minister, Lord Sainsbury. | |
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0810 | Do we understand the data protection act? The Information Commissioner - Richard Thomas. | |
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0822 | Should the Elgin marbles be sent back to Greece? Former Foreign Secretary, Robin Cook and Lord Elgin. | |
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0826 | There's been another suicide bomb in Gaza. James Reynolds is in Jerusalem. | |
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0830 | Why has a nasty confrontation developed between a group of travellers and Nuneaton District Council? Angus Stickler has more. | |
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0835 | Is Britain's rail network crumbling? George Muir of the Association of Train Operating Companies. | |
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0843 | Could Howard Dean be the Democrats' choice to fight George Bush in the next election? | |
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0850 | Why are American presidents so addicted to dreams of adventures in space? Prof Michael Cox and Prof Mike Sheehan. | |
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