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0609 | The inquiry into how Ian Huntley got a job as a school caretaker despite a list of sexual allegations against him opens today. | |
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0612 | The UN Security Council calls for a meeting on the crisis in Haiti. | |
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0615 | The Business News with Greg Wood. | |
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0632 | Questions are raised in Westminster over why the case against former GCHQ worker Katherine Gun was dropped. | |
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0636 | The first British citizenship test for immigrants takes place today. Danny Shaw is our Home Affairs Correspondent. | |
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0639 | The Government proposes to hand-over the running of some rural train services to local groups. | |
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0642 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Beijing. | |
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0647 | Yesterday in Parliament Tony Blair found himself debating something other than the rising council tax. | |
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0650 | Seven British men held captive in a Saudi jail are claiming compensation as they say they were tortured. | |
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0707 | The Conservative MP Ann Winterton has been disciplined for telling a joke about the Chinese cockle pickers who died in Morecambe Bay. | |
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0713 | Do local people really know what's best for local train lines and be able to maintain them? | |
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0719 | What will happen to 200 residents of flats owned by the Country Houses Association after the charity went into liquidation? | |
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0722 | The former Foreign Secretary Sir Michael Rifkind is the new Kensington and Chelsea candidate for the next election. Hear what he has to say. | |
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0726 | Abbey National announces it has suffered big losses. Greg wood has the details. | |
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0732 | Where has the dream (or nightmare) of Britain joining the Euro gone? | |
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0748 | Why has Mel Gibson's new film 'The Passion of the Christ' caused such a stir? | |
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0751 | Prosecutors in the trail of Slobodan Milosevic have decided to rest their case early. | |
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0810 | Hear Clare Short's controversial comments on Britain spying on the UN. | |
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0822 | A new magazine called 'Stag and Groom' launches today. The founder and publisher spoke to us. | |
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0832 | The first ceremony for immigrants granted British citizenship takes place later. Fraidon Sharifi tells us what today's ceremony means to him. | |
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0840 | With an update on the latest Abbey National situation, Greg Wood. | |
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0843 | After Libya backtracks on the controversial comments made on the Today programme, will holidaymakers return to the country? | |
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0846 | Will destroying a 'cursed' baseball return good fortunes to the Chicago Cubs baseball team? | |
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0849 | Was Britain involved in spying operations on the UN Secretary General Kofi Annan in the run up to the Iraq war? | |
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0852 | Hear what a former spy who did go to jail for breaking the official secrets act and Philip Knightley, who writes about spying have to say on the latest situation. | |
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