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0607 | Voting began a few hours ago in Sri Lanka's presidential election. | |
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0609 | Fourteen men accused to trying to overthrow the Ugandan Government have been freed on bail but have gone back to jail in fear for their lives. | |
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0615 | The business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0625 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0630 | Tony Blair and his Education Secretary, Ruth Kelly, are confronting their critics on education today. | |
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0635 | The Prime Minister is launching a fund to encourage businesses to invest in Africa. | |
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0640 | The European Parliament is preparing to vote on legislation leading to the safety testing of around thirty thousand chemicals. | |
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0645 | The paper reviews from Britain and Berlin. | |
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0650 | A look at the events of Yesterday in Parliament. | |
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0652 | The Crimestoppers website has been modernised: one click and you can see if there is anyone wanted by the police whom you recognise. | |
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0655 | The Hansard Society has published a report urging political parties to put forward all-women candidate lists. | |
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0705 | The Prime Minister and Education Secretary will start selling the reforms in the Education White Paper today. | |
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0710 | We hear from Washington about the latest political problem troubling the Bush Administration regarding the alleged torture of prisoners in Iraq. | |
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0715 | We talk to Frank Field, former Social Security Minister, about the PM's statement in the Commons yesterday that the Child Support Agency was "not properly suited" to its job. | |
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0721 | More business news with Greg Wood. | |
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0725 | Up to a million people who visit Accident and Emergency departments every year in England could be there as a result of taking illegal drugs. | |
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0730 | The European Parliament is preparing to vote on legislation which would lead to further safety testing on chemicals. We talk to the Environment Secretary Margaret Beckett. | |
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0735 | The biggest ever anti-monopoly fine in Mexican history has been handed down against Coca-Cola. | |
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0742 | Thought For The Day with Rosemary Lain-Priestly the Priest of St Martin-in-the-fields. | |
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0750 | Gaza's borders have been opened; Palestinians will now be able to travel to Egypt and the West Bank. | |
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0810 | We talk to Ruth Kelly the Education Secretary about the Education White Paper and the Prime Minister's plan to introduce new freedoms for schools in England. | |
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0822 | Literary classics such as Romeo and Juliet, Paradise Lost and Pride and Prejudice are to be condensed and translated into text messages. | |
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0825 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0828 | Hear our special report about the eldest July the 7th bomber Mohammed Siddique Khan. Discussing the report we have Rajmohan Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi's grandson . | |
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0834 | The Anglican Communion is under strain this morning after 17 senior Archbishops have criticised the Archbishop of Canterbury's handling of the issue of gay bishops. | |
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0840 | The business update with Greg Wood. | |
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0845 | How damaging is the revelation that 173 apparent victims of torture were discovered in a Baghdad bunker? | |
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0850 | Britain will invest £30 million into Africa as the PM launches a fund to encourage businesses to invest in African industries. | |
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0855 | The chemical legislation before the European Parliament has caused an argument between Environmentalists and the chemical industry. | |
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