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0609 | Dutch Parliament vote today on a proposal to expel thousands of failed asylum seekers. | |
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0610 | The NHS is under new pressure over a heart condition which is described as deadly.
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0615 | Greg Wood has a round-up of today's business news. | |
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0633 | The Home Office is considering setting up a national database to hold allegations of crimes. | |
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0635 | The former Chief Inspector of Schools releases his report on the exam system today. | |
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0637 | The Foreign Office renews its warnings over travel to Saudi Arabia. Mike Wooldridge.
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0639 | A look at today's papers both in Britain and Italy.
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0646 | How would impeachment proceedings against the Lithuanian President affect their entry to the EU and NATO on May 1st? | |
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0649 | The case against Dr Michael Irwin who admitted conspiring to help a terminally ill man commit suicide has been dropped. | |
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0652 | Representatives of the British Airline Pilots Association are going to the U.S to talk about the extra security measures on airlines.
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0707 | New guidelines from the Home Office propose a national database to coordinate access to data records. Mark Oaten MP. | |
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0712 | A report by Mike Tomlinson claims a diploma system would be more efficient then the current A' level and GCSE exams. | |
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0716 | Would doubling the amount of aid that rich countries spend on overseas development help fight global poverty?
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0722 | Are renewed warnings over travel to Saudi Arabia justified? Robert Baer is a former CIA expert in counter-terrorism. | |
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0733 | After her controversial comments, Jenny Tonge the Lib Dem MP, travels to Israel to find out more about suicide bombers.
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0741 | Will a £200 million road tunnel to take traffic under Stonehenge go far enough?
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0749 | What measures is Portugal putting in place to counter trouble during the European championships this summer? | |
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0810 | How will the Government respond to the report on the future of A' Levels by the former Chief Inspector of Schools? We speak to Schools Minister, David Milliband. | |
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0819 | Why is Britain allowing so many literary manuscripts to go abroad? Poet laureate Andrew Motion is calling for a 'manuscript tsar'. | |
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0832 | The Foreign Office is advising people not to travel to Saudi Arabia. We speak to a representative from the Saudi Embassy. | |
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0836 | Is there life in the old bowler-hat yet? | |
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0840 | A Business Update from Greg Wood. | |
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0848 | Why does Britain remain so unmoved by the continental obsession of cycle racing?
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0852 | The investigation into the death of an 18 year old found dead in her kitchen 52 years ago has been re-opened by Durham police.
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0857 | Should there be 'fewer exams' for our 14-19 year olds? Tim Collins, Conservative Education spokesman and Phill Willis, Lib Dem Education spokesman.
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