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0607 | Efforts will be made this morning to try and revive the peace talks taking place in Sudan. | |
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0610 | The Audit Commission says most police forces in England and Wales haven't been recording crime properly. Neil Bennett has more. | |
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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 | Two inquiries into David Blunkett's conduct will be published later. James Hardy has the details. | |
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0635 | Tony Blair arrives in the Middle East today. James Reynolds is in Jerusalem. | |
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0638 | The Metropolitan Police have hosted its first ever awareness course in so called Satanic Ritual Abuse. Angus Crawford explains. | |
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0641 | A review of today's papers both in Britain and America. | |
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0646 | 17 Labour and 9 Conservative MPs voted against the ID Card Bill but 170 MPs didn't vote at all. David Wilby reports. | |
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0651 | Amnesty International says that two women in Iran may be stoned to death in the next few days for adultery. | |
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0655 | The Early Bird Survey 2004 needs your help. Sarah Mukherjee has more details. | |
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0708 | Iain Watson reports on the Mawer and Budd inquiries into the conduct of former Home Secretary David Blunkett and Civil Servant Jonathan Baume gives his thoughts. | |
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0714 | Mike Aaronson of Save the Children UK on the break down in talks in Sudan and whether aid organisations can stay in the country with their workers being targeted. | |
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0718 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0722 | Clare Short with her nomination for the Listeners' Lord. | |
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0725 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0733 | Liam Fox, the Conservative Party's Co-Chairman, on the revolt against the line taken by Michael Howard over ID cards. | |
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0737 | Peter Maddison, Chief Constable of Northamptonshire Police, on the Audit Commission's report that police in England and Wales are failing to record crime properly. | |
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0744 | Sarah Mukherjee explains how to take part in the Early Bird Survey 2004. | |
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0747 | Thought for the Day with Dr Jeevan Singh Deol. | |
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0751 | Sir Alastair Graham, Chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, on what implications the Budd inquiry will have for the way the Civil Service works. | |
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0810 | What impact will yesterday's decision to cancel the play Bezhti - Dishonour - have on our freedom of speech? | |
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0822 | Hilary Wainwright and Charles Moore with their nominations for the Listeners' Lord. | |
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0824 | The sports news with Garry Richardson. | |
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0833 | Should the Met. Police be training specialist officers to identify evidence of satanically motivated crimes on children? Angus Crawford reports. | |
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0837 | The toll on the Skye Bridge which links the island with the mainland is to be scrapped. Jack McConnell, Scotland's First Minister explains why. | |
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0842 | A business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0844 | Richard Thomas, the Information Commissioner, on whether a review of the status of emails is needed under the Freedom of Information Act. | |
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0848 | Do modern computer games depicting war really bring a better understanding of what war is like? Polly Billington reports. | |
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0853 | England wins its eighth consecutive test match for the first time in its history. | |
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0855 | Trevor Phillips, Chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality, gives his reaction to the play 'Behzti' being forced to close. | |
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