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0607 | Malcolm Brabant in Athens has the latest on the investigation into Greece's worst ever air crash. | |
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0609 | Business leaders say the UK economy will be damaged unless more students study science and languages. More from Branwen Jeffreys. | |
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0615 | The CBI slams the government for failing small businesses. Nick Cosgrove has the business news. | |
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0628 | Can England take all 10 Australian wickets to win the third Ashes Test? Garry Richardson with the sports news. | |
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0632 | Israel begins the Gaza strip pull-out. James Reynolds reports from Neve Dekalim, the biggest settlement in area. | |
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0635 | Japan's Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, has again apologised for his country's actions in World War II. Chris Hogg has the details. | |
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0637 | Mike Wooldridge in Baghdad on whether the team drawing up a new constitution for Iraq will meet tonight's deadline. | |
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0639 | British Airways says flights are nearly back to normal after a ground staff strike. Stephen Cape finds out. | |
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0640 | A review of today's papers in the UK and Australia. | |
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0647 | A family of failed asylum seekers face eviction from their home under a new government immigration policy. Kim Catcheside investigates. | |
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0651 | Find out the shortlist for the Greatest Painting in Britain . | |
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0655 | Canon Andrew White, the Anglican priest for Iraq, on the forthcoming Iraqi constitution. | |
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0709 | Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas talks to us about Israel's pullout from Gaza. | |
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0714 | Bob Walker in Staffordshire talks to veterans marking the 60th anniversary of the end of the war in Japan. | |
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0722 | What caused the Cypriot airliner to crash yesterday? We speak to Akrivos Tsolakis of the Greek Air Accident investigating Committee. | |
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0725 | British Gas is to create the first mass market fuel cell powered domestic boiler. More from Nick Cosgrove. | |
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0726 | Garry Richardson has the latest sports news. | |
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0733 | Does the NHS need a radical overhaul? Former health secretary Frank Dobson and Tory MP Nick Herbert discuss. | |
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0744 | What is the nation's Greatest painting? We hear from our panel, art critic Martin Gayford, dancer Deborah Bull and artist Jonathan Yeo. | |
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0748 | Thought for the day with Rabbi Lionel Blue. | |
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0751 | Japan's ambassador to Britain, Yoshiji Nogami and David Johnson, deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy in London, on the anniversary of VJ Day. | |
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0810 | Israel's Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom tells us why he thinks the future of the peace process is now in the hands of the Palestinians. | |
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0821 | Mike Thomson talks to the members of the legendary Cuban band Buena Vista Social Club, a week after the death of their singer Ibrahim Ferrer. | |
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0827 | Garry Richardson with more sports news. | |
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0834 | Find out whether the great Scottish painting "Reverend Robert Walker skating on Duddingston Loch" was actually done by a Frenchman. | |
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0842 | Apparently, your junk could be worth a lot of money. Nick Cosgrove tells us more. | |
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0845 | Is John Humphrys bad for you? Hear why women up and down the country are being urged to end their relationship with him. | |
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0850 | How important it is that films are historically accurate? Historian Dr Saul David and film critic Quentin Cooper discuss. | |
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0854 | Jeremy Bowen with an update on Israel's withdrawal from Gaza. | |
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