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0607 | The Moroccan man accused of conspiring in the Sept 11 attacks goes on trial in Hamburg today: Tristana Moore with more. | |
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0610 | Alistair Leithead details America's conditions for sending troops into Liberia. | |
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0615 | The Business News. | |
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0632 | Kim Catcheside brings us up to date with the latest A Levels statistics. | |
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0635 | Following BA suspension of flights to Saudi Arabia, the US Government warns its citizens not to go there: Mike Wooldridge explains why these decisions are being made. | |
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0637 | Stephen Cape tells us the failure of postal talks leaves the door open for strikes by Royal Mail staff. | |
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0640 | Day four of the Hutton Inquiry: our political correspondent Norman Smith. | |
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0645 | A look at today's papers, both in Britain and in Kabul. | |
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0648 | And they're racing ... Mike Donkin visits Baghdad's racecourse (set up by the British nearly a century ago) as it stages its first meet since the war. | |
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0755 | Windsor intruder report expected to say Barschak set off alarms: Neil Bennett previews it. | |
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0709 | How useful are A Levels to universities if nearly all students pass them? George Turnbull of the exams boards, plus the Secondary Heads Association's John Dunford. | |
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0713 | US missile scare sparks import/export debate: The Liberal Democrats Menzies Campbell calls for the extension of the Export Control Act. | |
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0717 | Will LURD rebels honour their agreement to leave Monrovia? | |
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0722 | Will the deal over compensation for the families of Lockerbie victims mean an end of a 15 year campaign? Reverend John Mosey, who lost his daughter. | |
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0732 | Hutton insight into BBC / No.10 relations: Lord Tebbit and former Downing St. communications director James Humphries discuss. | |
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0745 | Selling Jesus: The new marketing campaign designed to fill the pews. | |
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0753 | America warns citizens to avoid travel to Saudi Arabia: hear Brad Sherman of the House Sub-Committee on International Terrorism. | |
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0810 | The A Level debate: Schools Minister David Milliband defends their difficulty and their continuing relevance of the exams. | |
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0822 | Rebecca Jones speaks Peruvian writer Mario Vargas, who's described as one of Latin America's most important authors. | |
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0831 | Hear from one of the Kenyan women claiming to have been raped by British soldiers, ahead of a protest today. | |
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0836 | Bank introduces 'lie detector tests' on its insurance claims hotline: plus all the other Business News. | |
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0839 | Are the Afghan people as far away from 'liberation' as ever before? Hear from the author of a new book investigating the changes in the country. | |
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0844 | Hear from the husband of the Edinburgh woman found guilty of poisoning a child with salt, causing permanent brain damage. | |
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0850 | Whatever the reason for improving A Level marks, how useful is the data to universities if nearly everyone passes? Dr Gillian Sutherland of Newnham College, plus classical scholar Dr Peter Jones. | |
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0858 | Laura Travelyan previews today's proceedings at the Hutton Inquiry. | |
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