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0607 | NHS waiting lists are down again. Adam Brimelow has more details. | |
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0610 | America's UN ambassador John Danforth has resigned. Susannah Price 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 | Tony Blair will today praise Gordon Brown over his pre budget speech yesterday. Vicky Young reports. | |
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0635 | The Ukrainian Supreme Court is expected to deliver its verdict on the contested election results today. | |
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0638 | Doctors are worried about the increase in the number of cases of tuberculosis in this country. Sanchia Berg has the details. | |
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0640 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and the Philippines. | |
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0645 | The government gave details yesterday of how it will try to hold down council tax bills in England next year. It believes increases should be below five per cent. David Wilby reports. | |
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0650 | An article in the British Medical Journal has raised concerns over a new trend of people making
suicide pacts on the internet. | |
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0653 | Academics and intelligence experts in America gathered yesterday for the first big conference about Al Qaeda since the 9/11 attacks three years ago. Jill McGivering reports. | |
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0708 | NHS Chief Executive Sir Nigel Crisp on the fall in waiting list times. | |
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0712 | Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, David Willets, on yesterday's pre-budget report and how it might affect Tony Blair. | |
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0718 | BT celebrates 20 years since it was privatised. Rebecca Marston talks with BT's Chairman Sir Christopher Bland. | |
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0722 | Although efforts are underway to get the Lords Resistance Army and the Ugandan government to talk, horrendous atrocities are still continuing. Will Ross reports from Northern Uganda. | |
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0726 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0733 | Professor Ivor Crewe, President of Universities UK, which represents all of them, on why so many have had to close down departments. | |
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0741 | Why are the numbers of viola players declining? Rebecca Jones reports. | |
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0745 | Peter Greste has the latest on a series of attacks in Iraq. | |
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0748 | Thought for the Day with the Right Reverend Richard Harries - the Bishop of Oxford. | |
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0751 | South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun, who is in London on a state visit this week, on North Korea's nuclear weapons programme and his troop's commitment to Iraq. | |
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0810 | Chancellor Gordon Brown on his pre-budget speech yesterday and where he is going to get another £2bn. | |
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0828 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0832 | Sanchia Berg reports on the increase in the number of cases of TB and talks to a British woman who caught it and infected her own baby, plus, Dr John Moore-Gillon, a TB specialist working in London. | |
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0839 | A business update with Rebecca Marston. | |
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0843 | Why are we so fascinated by cults? Abi Freeman from the group, The Family, and Graham Baldwin from Catalyst, a counselling service which deals with people who have been in cults. | |
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0846 | Etymologist Michael Quinion on yesterday's diary extract, 'making love to me on the roof garden' and why it caused such controversy. | |
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0851 | Liberal Democrats Treasury spokesman Vincent Cable reacts to Gordon Brown's pre-budget report plus Tom Bower, author of a biography on Gordon Brown and Nick Herbert, Director of Reform. | |
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