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0709 | Our man in Brussels Tim Franks, on the likelihood of an agreement on the EU Constitution. | |
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0712 | Michael Buchanan tells us why Dick Cheney's former company is causing headaches for President Bush. | |
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0714 | A British man has died when his car broke down in the Australian outback: Phil Mercer updates us. | |
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0717 | Ulster Unionist Jeffrey Donaldson is ordered to support David Trimble or get out: we hear from one of his supporters. | |
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0723 | As protesters gear up to demonstrate over Guantanamo Bay, we examine the legal arguments. | |
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0732 | Besides wanting a referendum, just what is the Tory policy on the EU Constitution? Michael Ancram tells us. | |
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0740 | A look at this morning's papers. | |
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0743 | Indian whisky ... being sold the the Scottish. Why? Huw Williams investigates. | |
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0750 | The council that told a church it wasn't allowed to put a poster advertising a carol service up in the local library. Anne Atkins and the National Secular Society's Dennis Cobell. | |
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0810 | Pressure for agreement on EU Constitution: former Tory Chancellor Lord Lamont and the former Belgian PM and Vice Chair of the Convention on the Future of Europe, Jean-Luc Dehaene. | |
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0820 | Was Sherlock Holmes gay? | |
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0825 | The weekly look at your letters to the Today office. | |
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0832 | Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy under examination, following new doubts in the court this week surrounding cot death and the expert opinions of Professor Roy Meadows. | |
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0841 | Religion and the draft new EU Constitution clash. | |
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0846 | Will she, wont she. Hillary Clinton teases the Democratic faithful as the search for a presidential candidate continues. | |
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0852 | Arrested and thrown out of the country. We talk to a protestor demanding a referendum on the new EU Constitution, who was deported for his troubles. | |
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