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0607 | A postal strike is on the cards. Stephen听Cape tells us more. | |
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0610 | A British woman goes on trial in Paris today accused of running a prostitution ring. Caroline Wyatt is there. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood has this morning's business news. | |
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0627 | The latest sports news with Steve May. | |
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0632 | The senior police officer cleared of corruption following a听multi million pound investigation is giving us his first interview. Barnie Choudhury has the details. | |
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0636 | Two key 大象传媒 figures face cross examination at the Hutton Inquiry today. Norman Smith joins us. | |
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0638 | MPs say there is an "intolerable" number of old people who are in hospital when they don't need to be. Karen Allen tells us more. | |
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0640 | Colombian FARC rebels have denied involvement in the abduction of eight foreign tourists. Jeremy McDermott tells听us what听they said. | |
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0655 | Police have arrested a man in connection with the murder of the Swedish foreign minister Anna Lindh. Stina Wessling is听from the Stockholm Police. | |
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0709 | The Commons Public Accounts Committee chairman Edward Leigh and health minister Stephen Ladyman discuss the issue of "bed blocking".
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0716 | The Government's trying to get more children to walk to school. Roger Harrabin is out and about in North London. | |
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0720 | Sanchia Berg reports on how the British failed to speak up about their belief that the Soviets were responsible for atrocities committed at Katyn in 1940. | |
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0724 | The retired NATO General Wesley Clark is set to announce that he's running for nomination in the Democrats' US Presidential campaign. The defence writer Robert Fox knows him. | |
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0734 | We speak to the Europe Minister Denis MacShane on whether there's any prospect of a Euro referendum in this Parliament. | |
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0745 | An ancient copy of the Book of Psalms is to be returned to Ethiopia 135 years after being taken by British soldiers.听Hear Graeme Shaw of the British Library and Dr Richard Pankhurst of the Institute of Ethiopian Studies.. | |
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0752 | Postal workers will today learn the result of a national strike ballot. Shadow听Trade Secretary听Tim Yeo and the chair of the Commons Trade Select Committee Martin O'Neill join us. | |
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0810 | We speak to Police Supt. Ali Dizaei in his first interview since he was cleared of corruption earlier this week. | |
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0821 | Hear Julia Thrift, author of a report from the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, on the nationwide problem of derelict and wasted open spaces. | |
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0839 | Why are musicians so reluctant to write about politics anymore? Mark Coles speaks to Elvis Costello. | |
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0849 | The Booker Prize shortlist is out. We speak to one of the long-listed authors who didn't make it - veteran novelist Francis King. | |
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0852 | Are we being made unhappy by a "consumer culture"? Jonathon Porritt from the Sustainable Development Commission, and Robert Whelan from the social policy free market think tank Civitas discuss. | |
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0858 | Shaun Ley rounds up what we can expect to hear at the Hutton Inquiry later today. | |
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