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0607 | The polls open for Indonesia's first democratic elections. Rachel Harvey has the details. | |
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0610 | Iran is rejecting calls from the UN nuclear watchdog to suspend all its programmes to enrich uranium. Frances Harrison. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0626 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0632 | It's the first full day at the Liberal Democrat conference and Iraq is on the agenda. Carolyn Quinn. | |
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0635 | The deadline expires this morning for the threat to kill British hostage Ken Bigley who is being held in Iraq. | |
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0638 | Could some murderers be sentenced to only seven years in prison? Danny Shaw. | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and China. | |
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0646 | Fringe parties have made strong gains in state elections in the former communist East Germany. | |
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0649 | Sir David Weatherall, professor of medicine at Oxford University on the inquiry into pharmacogenetics. | |
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0652 | Who were the winners and losers at last night's Emmy Awards in Los Angeles? Peter Bowles was there. | |
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0708 | Republican Congressman Mark Kirk on how Americans react when one of their own is kidnapped in Iraq. | |
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0712 | Liberal Democrat MP Alan Beith on the investigation into whether parents are being let down by the family court system. | |
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0715 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0718 | More than 50 couples are waiting to find out if their children, who they were told were dead at birth, are in fact alive and were used in the 'miracle babies' scandal. | |
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0721 | Are business leaders right to be worried about the government's family-friendly policies? | |
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0726 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0734 | Chairman of the Liberal Democrats, Matthew Taylor, on why radical plans, such as a limit on public spending, have been quietly abandoned. | |
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0744 | Would you buy your own bin lorry because you are so fed up with your rubbish not being collected? | |
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0752 | Former BBC Director General Greg Dyke on his new book and whether the licence fee is justifiable. | |
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0810 | Can peace in Iraq be accomplished before the elections next January? Shadow Defence Secretary, Sir Nicholas Soames and Iraqi National Congress leader Ahmed Chalabi. | |
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0820 | Journalist and author, David Thomas and Britain's 'Chef de Mission', Phil Lane, on the Paralympics. | |
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0825 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0833 | Director of Human resources policy at the Confederation of British Industry, Susan Anderson on proposed new workers' rights. | |
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0836 | Mike Thomson reports on evidence which shows that thousands of Indians fought for Hitler in the Second World War. | |
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0841 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0844 | Liberal Democrat MEPs Nick Clegg and Baroness Emma Nicholson on the party's pro-European stance. | |
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0849 | Sir Brian Urquhart on how he raised concerns about the Battle of Arnhem in the days running up to the operation. | |
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0855 | Former Home Office minister Barbara Roche on whether BNP members should be banned from working in the Civil Service. | |
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