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0707 | The Palestinian Prime Minister, Ahmed Qurei has threatened to resign just two days after being sworn in. Our correspondent Roger Hearing is in Jerusalem. | |
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0709 | This weekend is the first anniversary of the Bali bombing that killed 252 people. British and Australian relatives are there to mark the occasion. Our correspondent is Phil Mackie. | |
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0715 | Anti-vivisectionists are protesting against plans to build an animal laboratory at Cambridge University.
Professor Tony Minson of Cambridge University and Andrew Tyler of Animal Aid. | |
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0722 | In the House Of Lords the government has accused some European countries of being in a "state of denial" over the need to conserve fish stocks. Our parliamentary correspondent is Mark D'Arcy. | |
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0730 | Iain Duncan Smith survived his party conference. But his opponents say it's not over yet. They are being called in by the chief whip in the coming week to explain their behaviour. . . Former Foreign Secretary, Sir Malcolm Rifkind.
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0742 | A review of today's papers with Vaughan Savidge.
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0747 | Scottish fish farms are being encouraged to grow seaweed alongside their salmon cages. Huw Williams reports. | |
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0752 | Muslim journalist and commentator, Shagufta Yaqub brings us Thought For the Day from our Birmingham Studio. | |
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0755 | English football authorities are desperately hoping there will be no trouble at this evening's England-Turkey game. Neil Bennett reports from Istanbul. | |
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0810 | It's the anniversary of the Bali bombing. Memorial services will be taking place this weekend. Victim relative, Tobias Ellwood and Australian Foreign Minister, Alexander Downer are there. | |
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0832 | Sir Christopher Meyer talks about the self regulation of our newspapers. | |
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0840 | Review of today's papers with Vaughan Savidge.. | |
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0847 | American writer Jonathan Franzen has mixed feelings about Arnold Schwarzenegger-the new Governor of California. | |
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0852 | The French are engaging in a festival of nostalgia as they remember Edith Piaf-their most celebrated chanteuse. Allan Little finds out why. | |
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0855 | Rory Bremner and Matthew Parris on Iain Duncan Smith's performance at the Conservative Party conference. | |
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