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0607 | Pro-Beijing candidates have done well in Hong Kong's elections. | |
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0610 | Is there any truth in speculation that a massive explosion in North Korea was caused by the testing of a nuclear device? | |
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0615 | The Business News, with Rebecca Marston. | |
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0632 | Tony Blair goes face-to-face with union delegates at the TUC today: our Political and Labour Affairs' Correspondents preview the day's events. | |
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0636 | Baghdad has seen some of the heaviest fighting since power was handed to the interim Government. | |
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0639 | The Food Standards Agency's launching a new campaign to get us to consume less salt: our Consumer Affairs' correspondent explains. | |
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0641 | A look at this morning's papers, both at home and in Washington. | |
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0647 | America's ban on assault weapons expires today because Congress hasn't voted to extend it: hear from the NRA and the brother of a assault weapon victim on how the presidential candidates have dealt with the issue. | |
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0653 | The British territory of the Cayman Islands has been battered by Hurricane Ivan. | |
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0709 | Tony Woodley of the TGWU ahead of Tony Blair's address to the TUC conference today: what does he want to hear from the PM? | |
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0713 | As the Food Standards Agency launches a campaign to encourage us to eat less salt, hear the FSA's chairman Sir John Krebs in discussion with the head of the Salt Manufacturers' Association. | |
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0718 | Business News: WPP vies for the position of world's biggest advertising company after buying an American rival. | |
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0722 | Damian Green MP, on his way out of the Tory Shadow Cabinet, on the reaction to Michael Howard's reshuffle. | |
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0732 | The contraceptive pill: just why are a growing number of doctors in the US refusing to prescribe it? Novelist Fay Weldon and GP Josephine Treloar discuss. | |
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0744 | The latest salvo in the Bush versus Kerry 'who served where and when in the military' debate, as Democratic supporters launch a new TV ad. | |
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0752 | The foreign policy of 'pre-emptive strikes': a recipe for disaster, or a necessary tool in the 'war on terror'? | |
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0810 | The General Secretary of the TUC Brendan Barber wants the PM to deliver a vote of confidence in the unions when he addresses the TUC conference today. | |
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0822 | The poetry of Sappho: Erica Jong on her new book about the Greek love poet. | |
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0831 | The Tories voice concern over guidelines for political reporting during the Hartlepool by-election, which coincides with the party conference season: party chairman Liam Fox. | |
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0836 | Who should bear the cost of property surveys ahead of the sale of a house, the seller or the buyer? The Business News. | |
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0839 | The winner of this year's Turner Prize gives one of this most famous pieces to his hometown museum. | |
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0842 | Hear from the Executive Editor of Al-Arabiya Television, after the death of an Iraq based reporter fired on by US forces. | |
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0845 | Ed Straw, the author of a new Demos report, outlines why he thinks ministers should be able to hand-pick chief executives to run Government departments. | |
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0848 | Henry James investigated by David Lodge and Colm Toibin. | |
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0855 | Just what caused a massive blast in North Korea last week? If it wasn't a nuclear explosion, what was it and should we be concerned? | |
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