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0607 | There's been a major Israeli attack in Gaza. Our correspondent is Alan Johnston. | |
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0609 | Cancer Research UK is criticising
pharmaceutical companies for alleged secrecy about their research. Pallab Ghosh has more. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood with this morning's business news. | |
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0632 | Andrew Smith has resigned from the cabinet and Westminster is awash with argument about what forced him to leave. Norman Smith. | |
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0634 | The French Prime Minister Jean Pierre Raffarin has asked for a full account of what happened in Beslan. | |
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0640 | The Government will publish the latest figures for animal experiments. | |
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0643 | The Chief Inspector of Prisons says the conditions in Wandsworth Prison have got worse. | |
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0646 | Peter Donaldson has a review of today's papers. | |
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0649 | Barnaby Phillips with the world press review from Johannesburg. | |
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0651 | The EU's Independent Commission which examines Turkey's record on human rights says negotiations to join the Union should begin as soon as possible. | |
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0654 | The Foreign Secretary will make a statement to the Commons on Darfur. Mike Aaronson is Director of Save the Children. | |
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0708 | Hear why Labour MP Ivan Henderson, who was parliamentary private secretary to Andrew Smith resigned with his minister yesterday.
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0715 | Should Wandsworth Prison now be taken over by the private sector? Chief Inspector of Prisons, Anne Owers. | |
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0719 | Greg has the latest business news. | |
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0722 | Should we restrict certain
images young people are exposed to? A BBC poll suggests 80% want tougher restrictions. | |
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0731 | New Home Office figures out today are expected to show a rise in the number of scientific tests on animals. Prof Chris Higgins of the Medical Research Council. | |
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0741 | Peter Donaldson with the paper review. | |
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0744 | Could reading the same book help bring the people of Liverpool together? Kevin Bocquet is in Merseyside. | |
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0751 | Can Dr Paisley agree a way to share power with Sinn Fein? Kevin Connolly has been examining the chances of a breakthrough.
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0810 | A Cabinet reshuffle is underway following Andrew Smith's
resignation from the Dept. of Work and Pensions. What will happen now? Leader of the Lib Dems, Charles Kennedy and Tory spokesman David Willets. | |
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0824 | Has Prom behaviour at the Royal Albert Hall reached an all-time low? Journalist Stephen Pollard & BBC Proms Director, Nicholas Kenyon. | |
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0833 | The new Scottish Parliament building opens its doors today. Jack McConnell is the first minister. | |
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0845 | Dr Gill Langley from the Union for Abolition of Vivisection says an increase in animal experiments
are a damning indictment on scientists and government.
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0848 | Should patients be given drugs that are still undergoing clinical trials? Richard Sullivan from Cancer Research UK. | |
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0850 | Its 50 years of the influential 'Drum' magazine. | |
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0855 | What will happen in the Cabinet reshuffle? George Jones is political editor of the Telegraph and Andrew Rawnsley of the Observer. | |
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