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0709 | Ian watson reviews Tony Blairs record breaking stint in power and we get the opposition's perspective from Michael Howard. | |
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0714 | A multinational force has been authorised by the UN to help end the civil war in Liberia. Barnaby Phillips reports from Monrovia. | |
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0720 | Norman Smith on the latest news about the Hutton Inquiry into Dr Kelly's death. | |
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0730 | Should people in the most expensive homes have to pay more in council tax? | |
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0740 | My Little Pony is back, but are retro toys better than newly invented ones? | |
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0750 | A report into the deaths of four soldiers at the Deepcut barracks in Surrey has rejected the police conclusion that the men killed themselves. | |
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0810 | Tony Blair has set a new record for continuous service as a Labour Prime Minister, David Blunkett reflects. | |
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0820 | This weeks listerner letters. | |
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0830 | Alistair Leithead reports from Durban where South Africa is hosting its first AIDS conference.
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0840 | A review of Today's papers with Chris Aldridge.
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0843 | Daniel Barenboim is playing for peace in the West Bank. | |
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0850 | Should we be ashamed of Brits abroad?
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0855 | Jon Carroll, a columnist with the San Francisco Chronicle, reviews the week's events in the sunshine state. | |
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