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0607 | Kim Catcheside on criticism of the private company brought in to run Bradford's education service. | |
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0610 | Japan has voted and will retain its current Prime Minister. Jonathan Head tells us what it all means. | |
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0615 | The Business News. | |
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0632 | Theresa May out, as Michael Howard makes his first changes at Tory Central Office: Norman Smith updates us. | |
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0635 | Paul Wood in Saudi Arabia, on the rising death toll following the weekend's bombing. | |
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0638 | And still they talk ... Peter Hunt on what Prince Charles will do now he's home, as the newspapers continue to speculate. | |
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0640 | A look at this morning's newspapers, both at home and in post-election Japan. | |
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0645 | What to do about Zimbabwe? Shadow International Development Secretary Caroline Spelman, ahead of a conference she's hosting. | |
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0654 | Should we pay more for 'low cost' air travel in order to save the environment? Derek Holt and EasyJet's Toby Nichol discuss. | |
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0709 | Lord Ashcroft on why he's offering key marginal Tory constituencies £2m in cash to "reduce the (Labour) majority at the next election or even go for the win." | |
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0714 | Will life expectancy for children born today show a fall due to the high level of junk food they're likely to consume? The FSA's Sir John Krebs. | |
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0719 | Should the South Downs become a new national park? Tim Hirsch speaks to both sides in the debate. | |
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0723 | Disturbing new evidence about the likelihood your drink could be spiked with a date rape drug. | |
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0732 | Criticism of the private company contracted to run Bradford's schools. Our report, plus the former chief inspector of schools Mike Tomlinson. | |
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0744 | What happens when a controversial new motorway runs over a WWI battlefield where bodies are still buried? | |
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0753 | The Tories are "back in the big game of politics": says the new party co-chairman Dr Liam Fox. | |
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0810 | The Saudi ambassador to Britain tells us what's being done to track down those responsible for the weekend's terrorist attack. | |
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0821 | Just what is going on when footballers behave badly? Emma Jones finds out. | |
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0831 | David Hare on his new play looking into the drama of ... railway privatisation??? | |
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0836 | British Airways' chief executive Rod Eddington on whether an economic recovery in the US could help the airline's fortune plus the other Business News. | |
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0839 | Jane Little reports on the controversy surrounding one US Army general's comments (caught on tape) which have brought religion and the 'war on terror' together. | |
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0843 | Independent commentator Michael Brown and Julie Hartley-Brewer of the Sunday Express outline their ideal Shadow Cabinets, ahead of the real one being announced. | |
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0849 | Linda Wright explains her photo entry to this website's Britain at 6am competition, capturing the River Wye near Monmouth. | |
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0852 | Monarchists v Republicans, as the Prince Charles debate goes on: historian Andrew Roberts and Claire Fox of the Institute of Ideas. | |
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