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0607 | Phil Mercer has the latest on the trial of a mechanic accused of murdering British backpacker Peter Falconio in Australia. | |
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0609 | Hurricane Wilma gathers strength as it prepares to hit the Caribbean. Steve Gibbs reports. | |
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0615 | The internet giant Google has decided to change the name of its free e-mail service in the UK. More from Greg Wood. | |
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0626 | Chelsea secures victory against Real Betis in the Champions League. More from Steve May. | |
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0632 | Norman Smith on what's at stake for the three contenders left in the Tory leadership race as they face crunch vote today. | |
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0634 | Fears grows over the fate of the Guardian's Rory Carroll after he went missing in Iraq. James Reynolds reports. | |
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0638 | A US court has issued an arrest warrant for Tom DeLay, an ally of President Bush, on money laundering charges. More from Justin Webb. | |
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0641 | A BBC investigation has revealed that school league tables are hiding a decline in English and Maths results. Simon Cox tells us more. | |
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0644 | A review of today's papers in the UK and Taiwan. | |
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0650 | Rachel Hooper looks at events Yesterday in Parliament. | |
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0655 | A government report is calling for a radical overhaul of the probation services. We speak to John Raine of the Probation Boards' Association. | |
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0709 | Has David Davis' campaign for the Tory leadership lost momentum? We ask Davis' ally, Tory MP Damien Green. | |
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0719 | Rory Carroll's father Joe about his son's kidnapping in Iraq. James Brandon, who was held hostage in Iraq, and Rodney Pinder of the International News Safety Institute comment. | |
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0721 | The Morrisons supermarket chain releases its latest figures. Greg Wood has the details. | |
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0723 | Jill McGivering finds out why phones in Kashmir have become a lifeline. | |
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0727 | Will Chelsea and Liverpool qualify for the Champions League? Steve May tells us. | |
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0734 | We ask Schools Minister Jacqui Smith whether there is a "cover-up" over English and maths results. | |
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0746 | What's in a face? Rebecca Jones reports on an exhibition that looks at 500 years of portrait painting. | |
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0749 | Thought for the day with Dom Antony Sutch, a Benedictine Monk. | |
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0753 | Tory chairman Francis Maude talks to us about his party's leadership race. | |
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0810 | Are things getting better or worse in Iraq? We speak to the UK's most senior soldier General Sir Michael Jackson. | |
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0822 | The French delicacy foie gras could be protected under French law. Could you imagine such a law here? Chef Anthony Worrall Thompson and journalist Bruce Anderson discuss. | |
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0828 | Britian's Katherine Legge is set to become one of the few women to test a Formula One car. | |
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0833 | Jean-Louis Bruguiere, France's top anti-terror judge, tells us why he believes the terrorist threat in Europe is still very high. | |
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0842 | Greg Wood with a business news update. | |
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0847 | Why are more and more shops now offering near-permanent sales? Author Laura Bushell and retail expert Bryan Roberts discuss. | |
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0851 | Norman Smith looks at the policies of Tory leadership hopeful David Cameron. Tory MP John Redwood gives his take on his party's leadership race. | |
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