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0607 | The trial of Marc Dutroux begins today. He is accused of raping and killing several young girls.
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0610 | President Bush approves plans to intensify the efforts to capture or kill Osama bin Laden.
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0615 | The Business News with Greg Wood. | |
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0632 | A parliamentary inquiry in Australia has reported on the failure of the country's intelligence on Saddam Hussein's WMD capabilities. | |
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0635 | The Asylum and Immigration Bill is going through the final stages in the Commons. | |
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0637 | Part of an international peacekeeping force arrives in Haiti to try and calm the situation. | |
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0639 | Rebecca Jones is at the 76th Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles. | |
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0641 | A look at today's papers both in Britain and in Baghdad. | |
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0648 | The Royal Society warns the Ministry of Defence to stop opposing plans to build new wind farms. | |
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0652 | A church service will take place tomorrow as part of the 300th anniversary of Britain capturing Gibraltar. | |
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0709 | US troops have started arriving in Haiti to calm the situation. | |
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0714 | The chairman of the Bar Council is calling for the government to drop part of the Asylum and Immigration Bill. | |
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0718 | Ulster Unionist Leader David Trimble threatens to pull out of talks on the future of the power -sharing government in Northern Ireland. | |
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0724 | The Lord of the Rings; The Return of the King scoops 11 awards at the Oscars. | |
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0735 | The Australian Government is cleared of exaggerating the threat of Iraq's WMD. Australia's Foreign Minister, Alexander Downer, and the Foreign Affairs spokesmen Sir Menzies Campbell and Michael Ancram. | |
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0740 | It's St David's Day and a Welsh distillery is releasing the first batch of single malt to be produced in Wales since 1896. | |
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0751 | Is the government really allowing parents to have an input into their children's education? | |
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0810 | Concerns are still mounting over the Asylum and Immigration Bill. Shadow Attorney General Dominic Grieve and The Home Office Minister Beverley Hughes. | |
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0824 | Rebecca Jones has news of the winners and losers at this year's Oscars. | |
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0834 | Should Britain take more of an interest in space exploration or leave it to the Americans? | |
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0837 | The Banking group HSBC reports the biggest profit made by a British-based company. | |
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0840 | Why has it taken nearly eight years for the trial of Marc Dutroux to reach a Belgium court? | |
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0844 | What was Haiti like before the unrest? Author of the book 'Bonjour blanc: A journey through Haiti' gives us views. | |
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0848 | Has President Bush done enough to attract the female vote?
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0852 | What does this obsessive interest in asylum seekers tell us about Britain? Cardinal Keith O'Brien,
Trevor Phillips and author Harriet Sergeant. | |
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