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0607 | After two days of anti-French rioting in the Ivory Coast, things are said to be "under control". James Copnall is there. | |
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0610 | Senior Palestinian leaders are flying to Paris today to be at Yasser Arafat's bedside. Caroline Wyatt is in Paris. | |
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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 | The cause of the Berkshire train crash may be becoming clearer. Tom Symonds has more. | |
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0635 | The Government has been called upon to force local authorities to provide official sites for travellers. Norman Smith has more. | |
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0638 | An assault on the Iraqi city of Falluja seems imminent. Alastair Leithead is in Baghdad. | |
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0641 | The Office of Fair Access, which is supposed to help more people from poor backgrounds go to university, is launched today. | |
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0644 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Budapest. | |
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0649 | The Stockholm Network, which provides information for European think tanks, says that
counterfeiting pharmaceuticals is now a global trade. | |
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0653 | SNP Stewart Maxwell and Paul Waterson of the Scottish Licensed Trade Association on banning smoking in public places in Scotland. | |
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0708 | Andy Trotter, Deputy Chief Constable of the British Transport police with the latest details of the train crash plus Keith Norman of the ASLEF Union. | |
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0716 | Senior Palestinian leaders have postponed their visit to see Yasser Arafat. James Reynolds is in Jerusalem. | |
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0718 | Greg Wood with the latest figures from British Airways as they release their half year results. | |
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0720 | American and Iraqi forces have entered Falluja and reports claim they have taken control of two bridges and the city's hospital. | |
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0725 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0732 | A committee of MPs has said the government should make it compulsory for all local authorities to provide sites for gypsies and travellers. | |
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0744 | The Sudanese government has denied responsibility for the deteriorating security situation in Darfur. Fergal Keane is in south Darfur. | |
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0752 | Sir Martin Harris, the new director of the Office for Fair Access - the university admissions watchdog, on why universities should do more to help students from poor backgrounds go to university. | |
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0810 | Senator Gordon Smith of Oregon, on the various topics of conversation Tony Blair will have with George Bush later this week. | |
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0822 | Are broadsheet format newspapers coming to an end as the compact format becomes more popular? | |
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0828 | We speak to Paula Radcliffe on her remarkable win at the New York marathon yesterday. | |
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0832 | The Transport Secretary Alistair Darling on whether there was anything that could have made the Berkshire train crash less likely. | |
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0838 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0841 | Mike Scheuer of the US intelligence says he's exhausted every other avenue to express his concerns over the way in which the staff of the CIA have been made a scapegoat for failures in leadership within America's intelligence community. | |
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0846 | Zalman Shoval, senior advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, on the row over where Yasser Arafat should be buried when he dies. | |
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0850 | Dame Judith Mayhew Jonas, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and Michael Beloff, president of Trinity College, Oxford, discuss the proposals to monitor whether universities take students from poor backgroounds. | |
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0855 | Paul Wood has the latest details from Falluja. | |
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