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0607 | NASA attempts to get in touch with its missing Mars Rover: David Willis is in California.
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0609 | Democratic candidates meet for New Hampshire debate: Ian Pannell was there.
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0615 | The Business News. | |
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0632 | Does means testing of physics bursaries mean we already have an 'education marketplace'? Our correspondent Sue Littlemore.
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0635 | Bird Flu reaches Thailand, having already spread across Asia. Warnings it could be far worse than SARS: Kylie Morris in Bangkok. | |
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0637 | More bad news for the MoD ... it's overspent its budget by billions: Paul Adams updates us. | |
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0640 | A look at this morning's papers, both at home and this morning in Pakistan. | |
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0645 | Claims from Scottish regiment 'Black Watch' that they too weren't adequately kitted out for the Iraq war raises questions in the Commons: Yesterday In Parliament. | |
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0651 | The Liberal Democrats record on getting women into parliament is criticised in new report. | |
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0709 | "I think if I had to live in that situation ... I might just consider becoming (a suicide bomber) myself": Lib Dem MP Jenny Tonge refuses to back away from her controversial comments, plus member of the All Party Israel Group, Louise Ellman MP (Lab). | |
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0714 | With the offer of £1,000 bursaries to physics students, do we already have an education marketplace? Professor Ivor Crewe. | |
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0721 | Why you and I won't be allowed to know what the official report into the recent power cuts in London and the Midlands concludes. Energy Watch's Alan Asher. | |
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0732 | America's Muslim population feels demonised post 9/11 and is being urged to vote against Bush: as Barnie Choudhury reports.
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0740 | The MoD has overspent the budget by billions and complaints keep coming about soldiers' kit (or lack thereof): Defence Procurement Minister Lord Bach responds.
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0749 | Exporting 'The Office': Ricky Gervais (aka David Brent) tells Rebecca Jones what's needed for the sitcom to work on American television. | |
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0755 | Counting the human cost of 'Bird Flu', which now seems to have made its way to Thailand. Could this be worse than SARS? | |
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0810 | Ahead of Tuition Fee debate, do we already have an 'education market'? Chair of the 1997 university financing inquiry, Lord Dearing. | |
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0825 | Should journalists 'campaign' on issues they believe in? Martin Bell and John Lloyd. | |
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0833 | One out of every seven of us believes the Holocaust was exaggerated: surprise results of Jewish Chronicle poll.
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0838 | Hugh Pym updates us on the Business News. | |
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0843 | Living in a fantasy world ... is technology allowing us to become increasingly detached from reality? Susan Greenfield and Computer Game Design's Richard Bartle. | |
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0847 | Lawyers from Arab countries line up to defend Saddam Hussein: Zubeida Malik reports. | |
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0852 | 'Robin Hood was probably a Yorkshireman': Writer and actor Tony Robinson. | |
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0855 | BAE Systems' projects a major part of the MoD's £3 billion plus overspend ... who's to blame? Former Defence Minister Dr Lewis Moonie and former Desert Rat General Patrick Cordingley. | |
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