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0607 | William Horsley tells us 16 months of negotiations over a European Constitution reach a climax today. | |
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0609 | Road-map for peace, or a diplomatic crisis? Michael Buchanan in Washington on the latest Middle East violence. | |
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0615 | The Business News with Greg Wood. | |
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0632 | James Reynolds in Jerusalem following yesterday's suicide bombing and Israeli retaliation. | |
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0635 | With a Cabinet reshuffle expected today, Norman Smith gets out his crystal ball. | |
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0638 | Fire union chief gears up for the big sell: Stephen Cape on a possible end to the fire dispute. | |
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0643 | Why it wasn't plain sailing for Iain Duncan Smith in PMQs, Yesterday In Parliament. | |
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0650 | Is Scotland about to give the British Isles its first women bishops? | |
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0653 | Major charity accuses the Government of not doing enough to help people with drink and drug problems. | |
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0709 | Hear from both sides of the fire-fighters' dispute, on the day union members consider a deal. | |
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0718 | Norman Smith reports ahead of today's expected Cabinet reshuffle. | |
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0723 | Hear from the Israeli foreign ministry following their government's retaliation for yesterday's Jerusalem suicide bombing. | |
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0726 | A cross party group of MPs start an investigation into football's finances. | |
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0732 | Trupti Patel not guilty of murder ... we speak to the husband of Angela Cannings, who's serving a life sentence for the murder of her children. | |
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0741 | A look at today's newspapers. | |
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0744 | European Constitution ... we cross live to a Daily Mail "referendum" polling station and speak with the paper's executive editor. | |
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0752 | If a burglar alarm goes off in a neighbour's house and you called the police, would you expect a response? If so, you may be disappointed. | |
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0810 | "This is a deeply depressing situation": Foreign Secretary Jack Straw on the Jerusalem bombing and retaliation, plus the road-map for peace. | |
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0823 | 100 years on from the first Ford car, is there a future in automobiles? | |
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0832 | How early is 'too early' to write a history book, once an event has passed? Hear from Randeep Ramesh, author of 'The War We Could Not Stop: the Real Story of the Battle for Iraq'. | |
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0840 | The Business News with Greg Wood. | |
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0844 | Can a computer programme do a better job than Simon Cowell and Pete Waterman at picking the hits? Stephen Evans reports from America. | |
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0848 | Our World Press Review this morning looking through the papers in Cairo. | |
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0850 | Paul Welsh reports from Monrovia as the Liberian Army and rebel groups begin attempts to agree a ceasefire. | |
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0855 | A Labour third term? As the Government starts hinting at its agenda, we speak with Michael Jacobs from the Fabian Society and Andrew Haldenby of 'Reform'. | |
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