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0607 | Peter Mandelson, the EU trade commissioner, has said he'll break the logjam with china over textile imports: but how can it be done? | |
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0609 | A four month old baby has died after an arson attack on a house in Newcastle. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood has the business news. | |
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0626 | Sports news from Mary Rhodes. | |
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0632 | Hurricane Katrina has been battering the gulf coast of America outside New Orleans since yesterday. | |
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0634 | The secretary general of the Arab League says the Iraq constitution is a recipe for chaos. | |
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0637 | The possession of violent and abusive pornography may become a new offence. | |
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0639 | The look at today's newspapers in both Britain and France. | |
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0642 | Peter Hardstaff, a director of the charity the World Development Movement, talks about privatisation of the water system in Sierra Leone. | |
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0647 | Coral reefs were not as badly damaged as had been expected by the Asian tsunami. | |
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0650 | We know about Chinese trousers and bras but is there a shoe crisis still to come? | |
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0655 | John Barrick, a chief executive of the Stroke Association, talks about how strokes could be prevented. | |
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0709 | Whole neighbourhoods have been submerged and at least 55 people have died due to hurricane Katrina. | |
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0713 | Business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0718 | Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa county in Arizona has been to the streets of London to see what people thought of his ideas about how to deal with crime. | |
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0724 | Mary Rhodes has the latest sports news. | |
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0731 | The Government is considering banning violent and abusive pornography on the internet. | |
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0744 | The Radio 4 programme, From Our Own Correspondent, celebrates its 50th anniversary. | |
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0747 | The thought for the day with Rev Angela Tilby, the vice principal at Westcott House in Cambridge. | |
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0750 | Who is to be blamed for the manufacturing crisis in China? | |
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0810 | We speak to Jack Straw about the Iraqi Constitution and the future of the country. | |
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0824 | Mary Rhodes with the sports update. | |
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0827 | Clare Asquith discusses her claims that Shakespeare's plays are riddled with hidden catholic messages. | |
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0835 | Greg Wood with the business news update. | |
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0843 | Zbigbiew Brzezinski, former national security adviser at the White House, discusses how the strikes in Poland affected communism in Eastern Europe. | |
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0848 | Our correspondent Tom Feilden looks at some of the interventions on offer to treat autism. | |
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0852 | Antony Seldon and Peter Oborne discuss Tony Blair's plans now that he has returned from his holiday. | |
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