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0607 | People with allergies are getting unequal levels of treatment, according to a committee of MPs. Karen Allen reports. | |
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0610 | A report by the Church of England suggests a way of resolving the division over women bishops. Robert Piggott has more. | |
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0615 | The business news with Rebecca Marston. | |
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0626 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0632 | The polls will open soon on the East Coast of the America. Jim Naughtie is there. | |
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0635 | Another American and five other staff of a Saudi company were kidnapped in Baghdad yesterday. | |
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0638 | The firearms section of the Metropolitan police is threatening strike action after the suspension of two officers for shooting an innocent man. | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Beijing. | |
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0644 | The second reading of the Gambling Bill passed through Parliament last night with a majority of 74 votes. | |
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0649 | The Government may face more rebellion today as the Children's Bill, which tightens the law on smacking, is read. | |
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0652 | Labour MP Dr Ian Gibson on why he thinks the government is partly at fault for the failed Beagle 2 mission | |
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0708 | Jim Naughtie is in Washington on the morning the polls open in the US to choose the next President. | |
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0714 | David Hinchcliffe, chair of the Health Select Committee, on why he thinks there are 'staggering inequalities' in the way people with allergies are treated. | |
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0720 | Business Editor Geoff Randall looks back at the life of Lord Hanson who has died at the age of 82. | |
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0726 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0732 | Home Office Minister Paul Goggins, on why there should be reforms made to the coroners system. | |
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0744 | Jim Naughtie looks at the finer points of the American election. | |
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0752 | Father Geoffrey Kirk from Forward in Faith and Christina Rees of National Watch discuss whether female bishops should be allowed in the church. | |
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0810 | On the day that America votes for its new President, Jim Naughtie looks backwards at the last few weeks and forward to the future. | |
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0819 | Rebecca Jones reports on a novel, which was inspired by the diary of Irene Nemirovsky, called 'Suite Francaise'. | |
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0824 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0833 | More than 100 firearm officers at Scotland Yard are protesting after their colleagues were suspended for shooting an innocent man. | |
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0838 | Jim Naughtie speaks to Barack Obama, the man tipped to be the next Senator of Illinois. | |
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0843 | A business update with Rebecca Marston. | |
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0846 | Hamid Al-Sharifi, from the Iraqi Institute of Peace and Haifa Zangana, an Iraqi-born novelist debate whether Iraq is better after the war. | |
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0851 | The ancient art of thatching is under threat from government and European regulations. Nicola Stanbridge reports. | |
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0855 | Editor of The Economist, Bill Emmott, and Alan Duncan, Conservative foreign affairs spokesman, discuss whether a change of US President would make a difference to Britain. | |
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