 |
|
|
|
|
|
Choose an audio clipÌýyou would like to listen to from the most recent programme.
|
|
|
 |
0607 |
The goverment of France has until today to come up with a plan to cut the budget deficit. Our Correspondent is Caroline Wyatt.
|
|
|
0610 |
Arnold Schwarzenegger, who's running forÌýgovernor of California, has made an apology after the allegations of sexual harrassment made against him. David Willis has been following events. |
|
|
0615 |
Rebecca Marston has a round-up of today's business news. |
|
|
0630 |
Head of the Iraq Survey Group, David Kay, has reported back to the American congress - no WMD have been found. Our Washington Correspondent is Justin Webb. |
|
|
0633 |
The government will come up with some ideas to deal with school truancy today - Kim Catcheside is our Education Correspondent. |
|
|
0636 |
Europe's leaders are arriving inÌýItaly today to talk about the new constitution. OurÌýCorrespondent in Rome isÌýTim Franks. |
|
|
0643 |
Today's World PressÌýreview comes from Andrew Harding in Kenya.ÌýThe papers examine the corrupt judicary - £10,00 will get you off a murder charge! |
|
|
0646 |
Newly discovered files reveal that in the early years of the last century the Home Office employed the paparazzi of the day to take covert pictures of suffragettes. Sanchia Berg reports. |
|
|
0653 |
Next yearÌýallÌýshops and restaurants will have to offer equal access to disabled customers. Disability Rights Commission head of policy is Marie Pye and Stephen Alambritis is from the Federation of Small Businesses.
|
|
|
|
 |
0709 |
The Iraq Survey Group has reported that so far it hasn't found any WMD in Iraq.Ìý Hear the thoughts of Chief Weapons inspector Hans Blix and Liberal Democrat Foreign Affairs spokesman, Menzies Campbell. |
|
|
0715 |
Liam Waldron is 12 years old and gets bullied at school.ÌýThe school's responseÌýis unusual -Ìýhe arrives early,Ìýhas his lunch separate fromÌýother childrenÌýand so on. Is this the best way to deal with bullying? Liam's stepfather is Mark Strickland and David Hart from the National Association of Head Teachers.
|
|
|
0722 |
Although there's a record number of police officers - gun crime in Nottingham is steadily increasing. Bob Walker reports. |
|
|
0730 |
Leaders of the European Union will meet in Rome tomorrow to start thrashing out the future shape of the Union. The Shadow Foreign Secretary, Michael Ancram. |
|
|
0742 |
Chris Aldridge has a review of today's papers. |
|
|
0746 |
The number of eels has dropped to an extraordinary 1% of what it was only 20 years ago.ÌýAuthor Tom FortÌýand Mickey Jenrick sells them at Billingsgate Fish Market.
|
|
|
0752 |
The government will be fleshing out their plans today for penalty fines on parents whose children play truant. The fines will range fromÌý£25-£100 and they'll go up if they aren't paid on time.ÌýEducation Minister, Ivan Lewis. |
|
|
|
|
0810 |
The Iraq Survey Group have made an announcement - no WMD have been found.Ìý The Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw. |
|
|
0830 |
A politically incorrect question: should 'stupid' people be allowed to have children? Helmuth Nyborg is the psychologistÌýwho has come up with this controversial researchÌýandÌýMelanie Phillips is a columnist at the Daily Mail. |
|
|
0840 |
Hear about the chutney that's still edible - even after being stuck in the cupboard for 34 years!ÌýThe cook is Joy Tomkins and Brian Emsley is from the Royal Society of Chemistry. |
|
|
0845 |
A US court has refused to grant an emergency application preventing the first two ships from the "ghost fleet'' of ageing, toxic-contaminated US ships sailing to the UK.ÌýPhil Michaels, legal adviser for Friends of the Earth.
|
|
|
0853 |
Tomorrow is the 46th anniversary of the launch of the first satelitte, Sputnik One - and CND are marking this with a series of protests against the militarisation of space. Professor David Webb and Professor Michael Sheehan. |
|
|
0855 |
We went to war against Iraq on the basis of intelligence reports.Ìý Five months after the war noÌýwmd have been found. What does that tell us about the quality of intelligence? Sir Harold WalkerÌýwas the last British ambassador to Iraq and former Defence Secretary, Lord King. |
|
|
