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0607 | The last Jewish settlement in Gaza is due to be cleared today. James Reynolds reports. | |
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0609 | What is at stake if Iraqis fail to meet today's deadline to draft a new constitution? Mike Wooldridge is in Baghdad. | |
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0615 | British Airways is facing more wrangles. Greg Wood has more. | |
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0626 | Didier Drogba's fortunate finish hands Chelsea victory over Arsenal. Steve May with the sports news. | |
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0632 | Officials from the Brazilian government are flying to London to seek clarification over the the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes. | |
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0634 | MPs wants Zimbabwe kicked out of international cricket because of its human rights record. More from Norman Smith. | |
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0637 | Airline caterer Gate Gourmet are to meet the TUC boss Brendan Barber today. Stephen Cape reports. | |
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0640 | A review of today's paper in the UK and Thailand. | |
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0642 | Is religious extremism a problem in Bangladesh following recent bomb attack in the country? Roland Buerk reports from Dhaka. | |
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0648 | Oxfam's Jasmine Whibread tells us why he thinks a new international agreement to stop genocides is in jeopardy. | |
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0650 | Why do chimps think it's cool to follow the crowd? Professor Andrew Whiten explains. | |
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0709 | Tory MP Patrick Mercer says our security would be improved if the official level of threat from a terrorist attack was made public. | |
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0714 | Andy Cooke, Gate Gourmet's HR director, says there was "no point" in his company's continual trade with BA if it can't reach an agreement. | |
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0718 | Zubeida Malik looks at how UK Muslim women are addressing issues raised by the terrorist attacks in their community. | |
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0722 | Alisdair Grey of the British Retail Consortium on EU legislation brought in by Peter Mandelson earlier this year. | |
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0725 | Steve May with the latest sports news. | |
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0733 | Andrew Hoskens looks at how communities in Northern Ireland are feeling, weeks on from the IRA pledge to end its armed campaign. | |
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0741 | What's so special about the Arnolfini portrait by Jan Van Eyck? We speak to the artist who had his wedding photos taken in style. | |
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0747 | Thought for the day with Rabbi Lionel Blue. | |
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0751 | Justin Pierce on Zimbabwe's controversial slum demolition campaign. Tory Theresa May says the country's cricket ban is "too little, too late". | |
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0810 | Is Menezes case hampering probe into the London bombings? We ask Diana Gorodi, who's sister died in the London attacks and Ali Desai of the National Black Police Association. | |
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0822 | Harry Potter or William Pitt? What books do you think MPs take on holiday? Novelist Stephanie Merrit and sketchwriter Quentin letts discuss. | |
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0827 | We talk to Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes. | |
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0835 | Last week we asked a convicted paedophile - who is suing the church over abuse claims - whether he remains a threat. Can paedophiles be cured? Sexual crime expert Derek Green responds. | |
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0839 | Greg Wood with a business news update. | |
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0842 | Did the BBC have a role in helping to ferment a coup to toppled past Iranian government? Mike Thomson reports. | |
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0847 | Hear our debate on whether the UK Muslim leaders are failing to provide leadership in the battle against extremism. | |
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