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0610 | The way sex offenders are supervised in the community has been criticised by the inspectorates of the Police and the Probation Services. | |
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0614 | Tony Blair's proposals to solve the European Union's budget crisis are getting a mixed reception in Brussels. | |
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0620 | The business news with Nick Cosgrove. | |
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0628 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0631 | The new leader of the Conservative Party will be announced this afternoon. | |
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0635 | In light of the pre-Budget report, how is Gordon Brown going to deal with the halving of his growth forecast? | |
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0640 | Condoleezza Rice is in Berlin this morning. | |
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0642 | The paper reviews from Britain and Nairobi where there has been a serious earthquake. | |
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0645 | A look at the events of Yesterday In Parliament. | |
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0648 | The Conservatives in the European Parliament will also hold their annual leadership election today. | |
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0655 | People from the Chagos Islands are challenging the Government in the High Court because they were expelled from their island to allow the construction of a US military base. | |
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0709 | Dr Ros Altman tells us whether Lord Turner's pensions proposals are affordable. | |
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0715 | Will next week's summit in Brussels be able to settle the EU Budget crisis that has dominated the six-month British presidency? | |
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0720 | The business news with Nick Cosgrove. | |
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0725 | Could the capture and storage of carbon emissions underground be a way that Britain can meet its energy needs without exacerbating climate change? | |
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0727 | The Chancellor is aiming to boost the housing supply to make houses more affordable. | |
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0732 | A report out today says sex offenders are not supervised properly in the community. | |
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0741 | A new species of carnivorous mammal has been found on Borneo and was photographed by a camera trap deep in the forest. | |
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0747 | Though For The Day with The Right Reverend Tom Butler Bishop of Southwark. | |
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0750 | Iain Duncan-Smith predicts the outcome of the Conservative leadership contest. | |
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0810 | Gordon Brown speaks to us from Brussels about the pre-Budget report and the EU budget crisis. | |
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0824 | The sports news from Steve May. | |
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0830 | Former South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma has been charged with rape and he denies the charges. | |
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0832 | The Chancellor announced increased taxation for oil companies in yesterday's pre-budget report. We ask BP's chief executive Lord Browne how seriously he takes the issue of climate change. | |
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0838 | The business news with Nick Cosgrove. | |
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0841 | We speak to Carol Thatcher the winner of the ITV reality TV programme 'I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here'. | |
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0850 | The installation artist Simon Starling won the Turner prize last night. He speaks to us about his victory. | |
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0855 | Is there a Christian dimension to CS Lewis's work? The Right Reverend Richard Harries, who has written a book about CS Lewis, and Terry Sanderson, vice-president of the National Secular Society, tell us their views. | |
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0855 | Who will be the new leader of the opposition? Our Political Editor Nick Robinson gives us the latest news from Westminster. | |
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