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0607 | Unions are claiming the Department for Work and Pensions plans to cut thousands of British jobs by moving services abroad. | |
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0609 | The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence has issued a new guide about drugs for Alzheimer's. | |
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0615 | The business news with Nick Cosgrove. | |
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0626 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0632 | The government begins consultation on what our future energy sources should be today. | |
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0634 | The impact of Mark Oaten's resignation and looking forward to Shadow chancellor George Osborne's speech detailing the party's economic intent. | |
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0637 | Russian state television shows video footage of what it claims are British diplomats spying in Moscow. | |
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0640 | A review of today's papers in the UK and Nepal. | |
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0645 | African leaders are meeting for their annual summit in the Sudanese capital Khartoum to try to decide who to elect to the chairmanship of the African Union for the next twelve months. Adam Mynott reports from Khartoum. | |
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0650 | The Voluntary Euthanasia Society is changing its name to "Dignity in Dying" - a move which has infuriated many involved in palliative care. John Wiles, chairman of the Association of Palliative Medicine, and Evan Harris, Lib Dem MP and a supporter voluntary euthanasia. | |
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0654 | The Institute for Social and Economic Research, has produced a report on social segregation in secondary schools - Professor John Micklewright is one of the authors. | |
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0709 | Michael Evans, Defence Editor of The Times on the claims that British diplomats are spying in Moscow. | |
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0712 | The business news with Nick Cosgrove. | |
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0717 | Podcasting for beginners - guide. | |
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0721 | A civil service union says it fears that thousands of jobs could be at risk, if work is transferred abroad. Mark Serwotka, General Secretary, Public and Commercial Services Union and Department of Work and Pensions Permanent Secretary, Lee Lewis. | |
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0729 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0735 | Controversial draft guidelines on drugs for Alzheimer's disease have been revised, restricting some medicines. Vicky Bailey whose mother suffers from Alzheimers and Andrew Dillon, the Chief Executive of the National Institute for Clinical Excellence. | |
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0742 | A Turkish court has dropped a case against the best-selling writer Orhan Pamuk, reports say. Maureen Freely is Mr Pamuk's translator and a close friend. | |
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0747 | Thought for the Day with Clifford Longley, a religious commentator. | |
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0750 | We talk to the Liberal Democrat's leader in the House of Lords, Lord McNally, about how best to steer the party back on course. | |
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0810 | The government begins a national consultation process today about one of the biggest questions facing the nation; how should we meet our future energy needs? Alan Johnson is the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry. | |
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0822 | How the contents of a rubbish tip in Kent is helping young Brazilian musicians. | |
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0827 | The sports news with Steve May. | |
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0832 | The Foreign Office has admitted that it misled Parliament over discussions in government about "extraordinary rendition" in denying that any recent meetings had taken place with the UN on the issue. Martin Scheinin is the UN Human Rights Commission's special rapporteur. | |
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0836 | Which way are David Cameron's Tories looking on matters economic? The Shadow Chancellor, George Osborne joins us. | |
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0844 | A business update with Nick Cosgrove. | |
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0847 | On Wednesday, Palestinians will vote for a new parliament. Our Middle East Correspondent James Reynolds reports. | |
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0851 | Inspector Morse's sidekick, Sergeant Lewis, is back in his own programme. Maxim Jakubowski is owner of the Murder One bookshop in London and Mark Billingham, a crime writer discuss the appeal of sidekicks. | |
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