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0707 | Is Northern Ireland on the verge of getting back self government? Our Ireland Correspondent, Kevin Connolly. | |
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0712 | Michael Buchanan tells us the FBI has detained a college student after finding knives on board two planes.
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0715 | Bolivia has a new president after the old one resigned: hear from our correspondent and the country's ambassador to London.
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0718 | Lord Winston tells the Lords red tape is holding back Britain's medical research. That and more in Yesterday In Parliament.
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0721 | President Bush arrives in the Philippines as part of an Asian tour: hear from our correspondent. | |
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0732 | Are interest rates on their way up? Hear from our economics editor Evan Davis and Liberal Democrat Vincent Cable. | |
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0742 | A look at today's papers. | |
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0745 | Mark Coles reports on the birthday celebrations of Gyorgy Ligeti, the man responsible the 2001: A Space Odyssey soundtrack. | |
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0751 | Blair confirms there'll be no referendum on the European Constitution: Shadow Foreign Secretary Michael Ancram responds. | |
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0810 | Will a deal be done to restore power sharing government to Northern Ireland? Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble. | |
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0820 | The Pope will beatify Mother Theresa of Calcutta ... but will she become a saint? | |
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0825 | A look at your letters. | |
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0831 | Lord Parkinson and Sir Patrick Cormack discuss the Tory leadership and 'the men in grey suits'. | |
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0840 | Two senior Anglican officials, two different continents, two different views on whether the church should allow gay bishops.
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0850 | Performer David Blaine comes down from his box over Tower Bridge tomorrow. What does the crowd reaction tell us about modern society? | |
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0857 | Saturday essay: Christina Lamb, foreign affairs correspondent for the Sunday Times. | |
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