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0607 | Police have found that the practice of selling alcoholic drinks to under 18s is widespread. Danny Shaw has the details. | |
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0610 | Royal Mail to offer employees the chance of winning a car if they don't take sick leave. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0628 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0632 | More information is emerging about a possible plan to attack Heathrow airport. Zaffar Abbas is in Islamabad. | |
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0635 | The media will be allowed into the tribunals held at Guantanamo Bay today. Nick Childs is at the Pentagon. | |
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0638 | The water regulator OFWAT will today give its reaction to water companies' demands to increase prices over the next five years. | |
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0644 | The Tory's publish research which they claim shows the funding problems faced by police in England and Wales. | |
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0647 | The FA's board meets to discuss the organisation's recent troubles. Andy Swiss. | |
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0649 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and India. | |
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0653 | The WTO has handed down a preliminary ruling allowing Brazil to export 10 percent more sugar. | |
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0656 | How much do you really know about Britain's history? Peter Snow presents a new series called Battlefield Britain to put the nation right. | |
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0708 | Director General of OFWAT announces how much he will increase water bills by and Pamela Taylor of Water UK reacts. | |
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0715 | Will the emergency meeting of the FA board lead to Sven getting the sack? | |
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0717 | David Ray of the Association of Convenience Stores on how under 18s are able to buy alcohol in local shops.
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0728 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0732 | Ed Balls, Gordon Brown's former chief economic adviser, and Roger Bootle of Capital Economics on what will result if interest rates go up today. | |
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0744 | In August 1914, thousands of poems about German patriotism were written, but have since been all but forgotten in the archives of the country's national library. Ray Furlong investigates. | |
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0752 | Is the British justice system slowing down? Courts minister Chris Leslie. | |
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0810 | US Secretary of the Navy, Gordon England, on the Guantanamo Bay tribunals plus Shadow Home Secretary, David Davis, on the supposed terrorist plans to target Britain. | |
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0821 | Susan Hughes-Games, widow of Dr John Hughes-Games, on why her husband asked for money to be made available after his death for a window cleaner to clean the hospital windows where he lay. | |
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0824 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0832 | Welsh Secretary Peter Hain on the Government's roadmap for further devolution in Wales. | |
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0840 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0843 | Could robots become our friends as well as enemies? | |
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0848 | Jim Wilson, chair of the Norfolk Police Authority on whether they will have a £7.8m deficit by April as the Tories claim. | |
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0851 | Whatever happened to political poetry? Mark Coles has been investigating. | |
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0855 | Will anyone apply for the post of first state jester since 1649 as advertised by English Heritage? | |
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