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0607 | Why did the MoD buy Chinook helicopters that can't be flown when it's cloudy?
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0610 | The Queen visits Toulouse at the end of the State visit to France. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood.
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0633 | Did the immigration summit achieve anything? | |
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0637 | 12 American troops are killed overnight in Iraq. Richard Lister is in Baghdad.
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0640 | The Rwandan genocide will be marked in the capital Kigali on the 10th anniversary today. | |
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0642 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and in Paris.
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0647 | The UK government is criticised for not taking action against Pakistan for selling nuclear secrets.
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0650 | Six EU states will be criticised by the Commission in Brussels for breaking budgetary rules. | |
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0653 | English heritage pilots a new scheme for protecting buildings and sites of historic interest.
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0709 | Are the insurgents in Iraq gaining confidence? Adnan Pachachi, a senior member of the Iraqi Governing Council. | |
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0715 | The M.o.D is criticised for spending £259m on Chinook helicopters which can't fly in clouds.
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0722 | Is immigration good for Britain in economic terms?
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0733 | Ceremonies are taking place in Rwanda to mark the 10th anniversary of the genocide.
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0742 | Would you rather be footballing 'oaf' or a cricketing 'fool'?
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0750 | Will the entire board of Eurotunnel be sacked by the company's shareholders?
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0810 | Shadow Home Affairs spokesman David Davies and Home Secretary David Blunkett on "managed migration".
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0833 | An unpublished Kipling story has been discovered and is printed for the first time today. | |
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0839 | A business update with Greg Wood.
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0842 | The Minister for immigration in Australia explains their strict migration policy.
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0850 | Can a healthy work-life balance be achieved? Former Health Secretary Alan Milburn thinks so.
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0855 | Today is the UN 'International Day of Reflection'. Could more have been done to stop the genocide? | |
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