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0607 | Is the Government's campaign on the dangers of hepatitis C too little too late? Adam Brimelow has more. | |
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0610 | China will try to end an arms embargo against it at a China - EU summit today. Geraldine Coughlin is at The Hague. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0626 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0632 | The Chancellor Gordon Brown will say that Britain must use the upcoming presidencies of the EU and G8 to tackle global poverty. | |
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0635 | The government will confirm that Britain is not meeting its targets on climate change today. Richard Black has more. | |
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0638 | Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern are due in Northern Ireland today where they will publish details of their proposals for reviving power-sharing. | |
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0640 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and Afghanistan. | |
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0645 | Hugh Robertson of the TUC is the author of a report which says too many people working in pubs and clubs are being subjected to illegal noise levels. | |
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0647 | A proposed law that some comedians have warned could put an end to religious jokes has cleared its first parliamentary hurdle. David Wilby reports. | |
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0653 | The children's charity NCH wants sentencing guidelines for child pornography to be changed. John Carr is internet adviser to the charity. | |
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0708 | DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson on the power sharing proposals which he claims are being hampered by the IRA refusing to show photographic evidence of weapons decommissioning. | |
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0712 | Air Marshall Lord Garden explains why 46 prominent figures have signed a letter demanding a full independent inquiry into the number of Iraqis killed in the war. | |
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0720 | A business update with Greg Wood and news from IBM. | |
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0722 | Alexander Hooton, Chief Executive of the British Racing Drivers Club, which owns Silverstone, on whether there will be a British Grand Prix. | |
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0726 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0733 | Environment Secretary Margaret Beckett on why the government has missed its targets on climate change. | |
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0745 | This year's Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller was not allowed to take art O'level. Graham Able is Master of Dulwich College - his old school. | |
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0748 | Thought for the Day with novelist and columnist Anne Atkins. | |
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0751 | The BBC's Director General Mark Thompson on the restructuring of the corporation which was announced yesterday. | |
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0810 | Chancellor Gordon Brown on the Pope Paul VI lecture he is giving where he will state Britain's aggressive plans to tackle world poverty. | |
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0822 | Is Radio 4's UK theme, which was composed by Fritz Spiegl, patriotic or a celebration of diversity? | |
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0826 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0832 | US Assistant Secretary of State Lincoln Bloomfield on America's attempts to improve relations with other countries (especially in Europe). | |
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0839 | Dr Alasdair McDonnell, deputy leader of the SDLP, on whether there could still be a peace deal in Northern Ireland. | |
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0842 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0846 | Was a recently re-discovered piece of music called 'Andromeda Liberata' written by Vivaldi in part or whole? | |
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0851 | The Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Vince Cable on the Chancellor's speech which he says will be a turning point in world development. | |
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0855 | Can more be done to stop climate change and are there enough incentives for British businesses to invest in environmentally friendly practices? | |
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