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0607 | Israel refuses to negotiate with Hamas, despite their victory in the Palestinian elections yesterday. | |
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0610 | The Cunard liner Queen Mary 2 is about to dock in Rio de Janeiro, following an unusual journey. | |
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0615 | Business with Rebecca Marston. | |
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0626 | Sport with Garry Richardson. | |
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0632 | The Education Select Committee publishes its report on the government's controversial education reforms today. | |
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0634 | Angry Fatah supporters are calling for the resignation of President Mahmoud Abbas following their defeat in the Palestinian elections. | |
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0638 | Thousands of troops are being sent to Afghanistan. | |
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0643 | A review of today's papers in both London and Beirut. | |
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0649 | Yesterday in Parliament with David Wilby. | |
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0654 | Russian expert Lord Truscott analyses the energy crisis in Georgia, six days after gas supplies from Russia were cut off. | |
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0709 | Edward McMillan-Scott, who is head of the EU's election observers, reflects on the results of the Palestinian elections. | |
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0714 | Business with Rebecca Marston. | |
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0719 | A doctor who wrongly diagnosed over 600 children with epilepsy, is being allowed to continue to practice. Adrian Stevenson, one of the parents affected, joins us. | |
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0721 | Barry Sheerman, chairman of the education select committee, and Conservative Rob Wilson discuss the decision by Tory dissenters to publish their own report on the proposed education reforms. | |
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0726 | Sport with Garry Richardson. | |
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0733 | James Naughtie speaks to Peter Mandelson at the World Economic Forum in Davos. | |
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0743 | Dr James Poulet from the polytechnic in Lausanne, discusses his research which proves that crickets can hear above the deafening din they create. | |
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0747 | Thought for the Day with Canon David Winter. | |
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0750 | Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair explains why he believes the media are "institutionally racist". | |
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0810 | The extended version of our interview with the Defence Secretary John Reid, who explains why we are sending over 3,000 troops to one of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan. | |
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0824 | Ann Widdecombe and PR expert Mark Borkowski discuss George Galloway's exploits. | |
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0827 | Sport with Garry Richardson. | |
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0833 | A spokesman for Israel's Foreign Ministry, Mark Regev, explains why Israel will not negotiate with the new Palestinian administration. | |
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0840 | Business with Rebecca Marston. | |
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0843 | To commemorate the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth today, James Naughtie has been to his birthplace in Saltzburg. | |
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0849 | Bubble, a new film by Steven Soderburgh, is simultaneously being released in cinemas, on DVD and on cable. Director Ken Russell and former director of the National Film Theatre Adrian Wootton, discuss how this will change Hollywood. | |
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0854 | Although Hamas won the elections yesterday, should we now negotiate with a terrorist organisation? Author Gabrielle Rifkind and Andrew Dismore MP join us. | |
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