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0607 | The plan to withdraw 21 Jewish settlements from Gaza has been approved by the Israeli parliament - so what's happened to those planned demonstrations by settlers? | |
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0609 | Business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0615 | Sporting news from Steve May who's at Lords this morning. | |
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0626 | More than 200 people have now been arrested in Pakistan in raids on militant groups - including a man said by British authorities to be a possible mastermind in the London bombings. | |
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0631 | The Prime Minister will meet police and intelligence officers today to discuss the government's response to the London bombings. | |
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0634 | Crime figures for England and Wales are out today. | |
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0636 | Officials in iraq say there won't be a delay in drafting the new constitution despite the killing of 3 sunni Muslims attached to the drafting team. | |
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0639 | Today's newspaper review come from the UK and Australia. | |
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0644 | Yesterday in Parliament with Sean Curran. | |
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0650 | The charity, Oxfam, has joined the United Nations and other agencies in highlighting the crisis in Niger. Natasha Kafo-worola Quist is Oxfam's regional director for West Africa. | |
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0655 | The Court of Appeal has decided that a holiday village can be built in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park but the battle doesn't seem to be over yet. | |
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0709 | Nicola Stanbridge spoke to Omar Bakri Mohammed and asked how he would respond to any call for his removal. | |
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0712 | The Prime Minister's getting the views of senior police, security and intelligence heads about how to respond to the London bombings. | |
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0719 | The latest business news from Greg Wood. | |
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0723 | Violent Crime is either going up - if you take the figures of crimes recorded by the police - or down, if you take the British Crime Survey as the most reliable guide. What are we to make of it? | |
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0725 | Sporting news from Steve May. | |
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0732 | Conservative MPs have voted by more than 2 to 1 to give back to themselves the decisive role in choosing the party leader.
David Davis is on the line. | |
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0742 | The Council for the Protection of Rural England is running a competition to find the most peaceful place in Britain. | |
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0746 | Reverend Dr. Giles Fraser has the Thought for the Day. | |
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0749 | Following the killings on Tuesday of three Sunni Arabs tasked with drafting the new Iraq constitution, four Sunni members of the drafting committee have pulled out citing security concerns. | |
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0810 | Hazel Blears helps to clarify some of the confusion surrounding this morning's conflicting crime statistics. Are we any safer on our own streets? | |
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0822 | This week more than ten thousand Israeli settlers and their supporters have tried to make their way to the Gaza Strip to stop this summer's withdrawal from going ahead. But Israeli police have stopped them from getting in | |
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0825 | An extraordinary row's developing over the post-war Commonwealth Institute building in Kensington in London.Commonwealth Secretary General Don McKinnon, who's accused the UK of "selfish imperialism". | |
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0832 | A final business update from Greg Wood. | |
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0839 | During the "Bodyline" tour of 1932/33, England regained the Ashes in the most controversial circumstances, Douglas Jardine, England's captain at the time, has gone down in history for the intimidating bowling technique he got his men to employ - his daughter Fianach Lawry is on the line and with us, David Frith. | |
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0842 | It's nearly 60 years since the atom bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and ever since, there's been an argument about whether the Military reasons for the attacks were as overwhelming as Truman decided they were. | |
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0850 | MPs head off for their summer recess today - time for some of the newest members to reflect on their first term since the election in May. | |
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