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0607 | England and Wales have won the Ashes. | |
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0609 | The man in charge of America's Federal Emergency Management Agency has resigned. | |
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0615 | Did the Cricket affect the markets? Business News from Greg Wood. | |
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0625 | Sporting News from Garry Richardson who's at the England Cricket team's hotel. | |
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0632 | Gordon Brown is due to talk to the TUC today and the topic will be oil prices. | |
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0635 | The United Nations meet in New York today and almost all the World's leaders will be there, but what might they achieve? | |
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0637 | The trouble in Northern Ireland continued last night. | |
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0640 | Today's Newspaper review comes from the UK and Sydney. | |
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0642 | African leaders will be at the United Nations summit to appeal for more help but some countries in Africa are beginning to attract investment and offer good returns. | |
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0648 | Afghanistan has its first general election since the 1960s on Sunday. But how much of a compromise is the country making by allowing former warlords to run as candidates? | |
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0651 | Researchers in New Zealand have been watching children watching television for the past 13 years ... and have concluded that it makes you fat. | |
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0709 | Bad light stopped play at the Oval and the final test ended in a draw - for some reason several tens of thousands of people are expected to celebrate that in Trafalgar Square today. | |
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0714 | What has happened since the suicide bombings in London on July 7th. The chairman of the home affairs select committee is the former minister John Denham. | |
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0720 | A week and a half ago Michael Brown was running the relief effort following Hurricane Katrina which was enthusiastically endorsed by President Bush. Is he now a "Fall Guy"? | |
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0723 | By this time tomorrow morning campaigners protesting against soaring fuel prices will be gathering at oil refineries around the country. | |
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0727 | Equitable Life policy holders are seeking European support in their fight for compensation. Greg Wood has the Business News. | |
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0732 | Have any of the England Cricketers surfaced from their night of well earned revelry? Garry Richardson has the Sporting News. | |
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0736 | The trouble in Northern Ireland continued last night as Loyalists kept up their demonstrations of anger and resentment. | |
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0740 | Sales of hand guns have soared in the small town of Baton Rouge as locals fear a rise in crime may be brought about by the New Orleans refugees. | |
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0746 | This morning's Thought For The Day comes from Dr Indarjit Singh , Editor of the Sikh Messenger. | |
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0750 | Former sports Mininster Kate Hoey is also the Oval's local MP,and the Chairman Of English Selectors David Graveny discuss how to maintain the popularity of cricket. | |
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0810 | Only once since Labour came to power in 1997 have the conservatives overtaken them in the opinion polls and it was because of the protests over the price of fuel. Is the same thing about to happen? | |
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0822 | We've been debating the future of English cricket this morning, and where better to continue than at Andrew Flintoff's primary school! | |
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0825 | Can citizens solve the problems that politicians can't ? The Today programme is setting up a "Citizens Jury" to find out. | |
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0831 | The final Business News from Greg Wood. | |
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0833 | It's 75 years since the first Miss Marple novel was published and Maixm Jakubowski and Johann Hari are here to pay homage. | |
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0840 | An appeal hearing in the case of suspected Shepherd's Bush bomber Hussain Osman is expected to take place in Rome today. | |
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0845 | Australia's foreign minister Alexander Downer is in London on his way to the United Nations summit in New York and a short while ago John asked whether he thought any agreement would be reached. | |
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0850 | Is cricket the new football?No, of course not. Quentin Letts and Phillip Cornwall discuss. | |
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