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0607 | Danny Shaw on whether the Youth Justice Board is spending too much on custodial sentences. | |
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0610 | The UN's nuclear watchdog is questioning the disappearance of equipment relating to Iraq's former nuclear programme. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0628 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0632 | The Pensions Commission's report is published today. Richard Scott has the details. | |
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0635 | Will the bill to ban hunting with dogs reach its end today as it is debated in the Lords? | |
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0638 | The cost of the new NHS computer network is spiralling. Adam Brimelow has more. | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Australia. | |
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0646 | The Government has been asked to help the £10m campaign to save the wooden huts for explorers in Antarctica. David Wilby. | |
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0649 | The trial of Slobodan Milosevic resumes today. Nico Varkevisser is the spokesman for the Slobodan Milosevic Freedom Centre. | |
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0652 | Former Home Office Minister Barbara Roche on the Civil Partnership Bill's second reading today. | |
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0708 | Steve Webb, the Liberal Democrats' Works and Pensions spokesman, on the pensions gap. | |
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0714 | John Rolls of the RSPCA thinks the compromise option on hunting with dogs is better than no ban at all. | |
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0716 | The cost of the NHS computer network could top £30bn over the next ten years. Tony Collins is from Computer Weekly magazine. | |
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0723 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0725 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0732 | Environment Minister Elliot Morley on whether climate change is a real threat. | |
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0738 | The South African township of Soweto celebrates its hundredth birthday today. Alastair Leithead is there. | |
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0742 | Penguin books are publishing a volume of Alistair Cooke's Letters from America. Susan Cooke is his daughter. | |
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0751 | Australian foreign minister
Alexander Downer explains why his country's troops are staying in Iraq. | |
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0810 | Former CBI director general Adair Turner on his pensions speech today plus the Pensions Minister Alan Johnson on the pensions deficit. | |
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0823 | Headmaster of Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe, Tim Dingle, on why one of his teachers must take the equivalent of GCSE in Maths or leave the school. | |
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0826 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0832 | Mark Gwozdecky of the UN nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, on his concerns over the disappearance of atomic weapons equipment and materials in Iraq. | |
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0835 | Former Home Secretary Lord Brittan and former BBC political editor John Cole on the 20th anniversary of the Brighton bomb. | |
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0843 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0846 | We all know about foreign nationals being abducted but what about Iraqis? We speak to Samia Nakhoul of Reuters news agency. | |
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0853 | What problems would be caused if the retirement age was extended? | |
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