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0607 | Will people be satisfied with the inquiry, called by George Bush, into the early stages of the rescue efforts after Hurricane Katrina? | |
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0609 | Nick Bryant is in New Delhi where the Prime Minister is beginning two days of talks | |
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0615 | Business news with Greg Wood | |
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0626 | Steve May has the latest sports news. | |
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0632 | GP practices in England are being told that they must make it easier for patients to book advance appointments. | |
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0635 | The Institute for Public Policy Research did a study into different nationalities that have come to live in Britain in the last fifteen years. To see the full migration survey compiled by IPPR think tank in conjunction with the BBC, click here www.bbc.co.uk/bornabroad | |
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0638 | James Coomarasamy gives the latest from New Orleans on compulsory evacuations. | |
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0641 | The review of the papers from Britain and Delhi. | |
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0647 | Scientists are concerned that China's industrial boom will inevitably result in a huge growth in greenhouse gas emissions. | |
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0650 | Egyptians are going to the polls for today's presidential elections. | |
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0653 | Who walked off with the top prize at The Mercury Awards? | |
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0709 | Our correspondent Jane Peel talks to the residents of some of the US cities affected by the hurricane Katrina. | |
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0716 | Dr Jonathan Boyce of the Healthcare Commission talks about a survey into NHS appointments at general practices. | |
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0720 | Business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0724 | Our correspondent Rory Maclean looks at phone tapping in Netherlands where the use of phone taps in criminal cases has become a routine. | |
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0729 | Steve May has the sports news. | |
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0734 | Sir Andrew Green of the Migration Watch organisation and Nick Pearce , the director of Institute for Public Policy Research, discuss the latest findings into migrating workers who come into Britain. To see the full migration survey compiled by IPPR think tank in conjunction with the BBC, click here www.bbc.co.uk/bornabroad | |
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0746 | The thought for the day with Akhandadhi Das, a Vaishnav Hindu teacher and theologian. | |
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0750 | The shadow chancellor George Osborne explains the Conservative plans for simpler and fairer taxes. | |
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0810 | We talk to Diana Church, who has complained to the Prime Minister about the NHS booking system, Dr Hamish Meldrum, chairman of the BMA's GP committee, and the Health Minister Lord Warner. | |
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0822 | Park keepers can make all the difference between whether parks are well used and loved or subject to graffiti, crime and vandalism. | |
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0826 | Steve May has the sports update. | |
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0832 | Our correspondent Nick Bryant reports on the political and economic situation in India amid the UK Prime Minister's visit to the country. | |
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0836 | Business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0842 | The Immigration Minister Tony McNulty looks at the migrating situation in Britain. | |
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0845 | Steve Winyard, a co-author of the latest report by the Royal National Institute for the Blind, gives us an insight into the connection between smoking and blindness. | |
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0854 | The Canadian director and writer David Cronenberg talks about his latest film "A History of Violence". | |
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0856 | Egyptians can for the first time ever choose between different candidates for their president when they vote in elections today. | |
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