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0607 | Austrian police are investigating what caused a coach crash which killed five British tourists.
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0610 | The American Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld visits Kabul. Andrew North is there. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0632 | The Conservatives are proposing to cut the number of civil servants in the Department of Trade and Industry. | |
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0635 | There have been air strikes in Najaf against supporters of the Shia cleric Moqtada al Sadr. Alastair Leithead. | |
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0638 | Has the Government done enough to reduce levels of carbon emissions in this country? | |
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0641 | Republican congressman Porter Goss has been appointed the head of the CIA - barring any objections. | |
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0643 | A review of today's papers with Chris Aldridge. | |
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0645 | Zaffar Abbas is in Islamabad with a review of the papers in Pakistan. | |
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0651 | Should nuclear power be reconsidered as a solution to our energy problems? Polly Billington reports. | |
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0654 | Sarah Spencer from the Commission for Racial Equality on why more should be done to stop discrimination against gypsies and travellers. | |
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0708 | Five British tourists have been killed after a coach crash in Austria. Gerhard Huber is head of emergency services in Salzburg. | |
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0713 | Treasury spokesman for the Liberal Democrats Malcolm Bruce and Civil Service Union leader Mark Serwotka, on the proposed DTI job cuts. | |
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0716 | A rapist who has been in jail for 33 years is claimed to have won £7m on the lottery. Tim Muffett has the details. | |
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0719 | Has the Government done enough to reach its target for reducing the level of carbon emissions? Tory MP Peter Ainsworth says no. | |
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0732 | Adam Rickwood, who was 14, was found hanging in his cell in a detention centre in Durham two days ago. Hear from his aunt, plus Deborah Coles from the campaign organisation 'Inquest' and Lord Dholakia, Home Office spokesman (Lib Dem). | |
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0743 | How were the details of Tony Blair's next holiday, where he will be a guest of Italian President Silvio Berlusconi, leaked? | |
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0746 | Dr Robert Weatherby from Southern Cross University in Australia on the results of an experiment which looked at the impact of steroids on athletes. | |
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0752 | Former deputy director of counter-terrorism at the US State Department Larry Johnson on the appointment of Porter Goss as Director of the CIA. | |
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0810 | Do we need the DTI? Shadow Chancellor Oliver Letwin and the DTI minister Jackie Smith give their views. | |
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0819 | A new adaptation of Homer's Odyssey will be broadcast on Radio 4 to coincide with the Olympics. We preview it. | |
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0830 | Reverend Ken Joseph on the difficulties being experienced by Christians in Iraq. | |
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0837 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0840 | John Timpson and Bob Holness talk about the first time the alphorn visited the Today studio. | |
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0845 | The Caspian Horse is alive and well and breeding in Britain. Sarah Mukherjee reports. | |
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0848 | Richard Wells has the latest on the hunt for the two men thought to be responsible for killing a couple in Lincolnshire. | |
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0850 | Could small doses of radiation actually be good for us? | |
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