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0607 | Gen. Wesley Clark has announced he wants to run for President of the United States. Justin Webb assesses his chances. | |
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0610 | Jeffrey Archer will be speaking at the Howard League for Penal Reform conference today. Danny Shaw tells us more. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood presents this morning's business news. | |
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0627 | Hear the latest sport stories and racing tips with Steve May. | |
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0632 | MoD officials will face cross examination at the Hutton Inquiry today. Norman Smith has the details. | |
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0636 | What do analysts make of the latest tape claimed to be of Saddam Hussein played yesterday on Arabic TV? Owen Bennett Jones is in Baghdad. | |
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0643 | Stephen Cape looks at what now lies in store for the Royal Mail after workers voted against a national strike. | |
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0652 | Nigerian Foreign Minister Olu Adneiji tells us why Zimbabwe isn't being invited to this December's Commonwealth meeting in Nigeria. | |
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0655 | The Welsh Nationalist party Plaid Cymru begins its conference today. Its leader in the Welsh Assembly is Ieuan Wyn Jones. | |
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0709 | Higher Education Minister Alan Johnson talks to us about the Government's plans for university charging. | |
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0718 | Could Gen. Wesley Clark get to the White House? James Rubin and Robert McGeehan discuss. | |
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0723 | Bob Walker听looks at听the case of a migrant agricultural labourer killed earlier this year when a train struck the minibus he was inside. | |
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0733 | Pedro Solbes, European Commissioner for Monetary Affairs, and Lord Owen, part of the NO Campaign against the Euro, talk about听the听flouting of听Euro-zone rules by member countries. | |
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0748 | The Government wants fewer people driving their children to school. But listener Paul Whiteley tells us what happened when his son tried to bicycle instead. | |
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0753 | Where do the latest Hutton Inquiry revelations leave the 大象传媒? Former editor of The Times Sir Peter Stothard and The Guardian's Polly Toynbee discuss. | |
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0810 | Former UN Chief Weapons Inspector Hans Blix tells us he thinks Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction do not exist. | |
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0823 | Is the American accent pervading the singing of British performers? Find out from the Proclaimers, Craig and Charlie. | |
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0834 | Leading Tory peer Lord Strathclyde gives us his view on the Government's plans for House of Lords reform due to be unveiled today | |
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0843 | What is a "cover" of a song and can an artist cover his or her own material? Charles Shaar Murray helps us find the answer. | |
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0847 | Shadow Education Secretary Damian Green responds to Higher Education Minister Alan Johnson's remarks about Tory education policy. | |
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0854 | Does the world too often unfairly blame the French in times of international crisis? Filmmaker Michael Cockerell and Marc Roche, the London correspondent of Le Monde discuss. | |
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