 | | | | |
| Choose an audio clip you would like to listen to from the most recent programme.
| |
|
 |
0607 | An humanitarian crisis described as worse than that in Sudan is building across the border in Uganda. Peter Biles is there. | |
|
0610 | An extraordinary trial is about to begin on the Pitcairn Islands. Phil Mercer is following the case. | |
|
0612 | A roundup of this morning's newspapers. | |
|
0615 | Greg Wood has the latest business news. | |
|
0627 | The latest sports news with Steve May. | |
|
0632 | Our correspondent Norman Smith evaluates Tony Blair's speech to the Labour conference. | |
|
0636 | Thailand may have seen the first case of bird flu to pass from one human to another. Simon Mortlake is in Bangkok. | |
|
0639 | China has denounced Taiwan's statement that it would fire missiles at Shanghai if Taiwan were attacked. Rupert Wingfield-Hayes has more. | |
|
0642 | Two Italian women hostages in Iraq have been released. Our correspondent Caroline Hawley has the details. | |
|
0644 | A review of the newspapers in Britain and in Italy. | |
|
0650 | It's the 50th birthday of CERN, the world's largest physics lab. Its former director-general Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith speaks to us. | |
|
0653 | UKIP MEP Nigel Farage responds to Sir Stephen Wall's comments on yesterday's programme about the UK's Europe policy. | |
|
|
 |
0709 | Was a ransom paid to free the two Italian hostages in Iraq? Former ambassador to Moscow Sergio Romano talks to us. | |
|
0713 | How was Tony Blair's conference speech received by the delegates? Our Political Editor Andrew Marr assesses. | |
|
0717 | An important collection of early Hebrew books may be sold overseas. Jack Lunzer, who built the collection tells us why. | |
|
0721 | House of Fraser and Capital Radio are making the business news this morning. Greg Wood has more. | |
|
0727 | Steve May has more sports news. | |
|
0742 | Shadow Attorney General Dominic Grieve responds to Tony Blair's policy agenda on law and order outlined in his conference speech. | |
|
0745 | Do politicians need to take a look at their communication skills? Political correspondent Norman Smith examines. | |
|
0748 | Thought for the Day with Akhandadhi Das. | |
|
0750 | Is an "iron curtain" falling between the Islamic world and the West? We ask the former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey. | |
|
|
|
0810 | Prime Minister Tony Blair talks to us from the Labour Party conference in Brighton. | |
|
0830 | Sports news with Steve May. | |
|
0832 | We speak to Sir Menzies Campbell and International Development Secretary Hilary Benn about the mounting humanitarian crisis in Uganda. | |
|
0840 | What would your pet contribute to your business meeting? Puzzled? Greg Wood explains. | |
|
0843 | Who was John Prescott referring to when he spoke of "Mekons" on the programme yesterday? Sunder Katwala of the Fabian Society thinks he knows. | |
|
0848 | Should the Church adopt musicals as a means of attracting a bigger congregation? Reverend Dr Ian Bradley and Paul Roseby of the National Youth Theatre discuss. | |
|
0855 | Andrew Marr sums up the Labour conference so far and Tony Blair's interview for this morning's programme. | |
|
