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0607 | The Turkish parliament has voted to send troops intoÌýIraq to supportÌýthe USÌýforces. Jonny Dymond is our correspondent in Ankara.
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0609 | The Government's giving more details of the new electronic booking system which is supposed to speed up treatment inside the NHS. Our Health Correspondent is Karen Allen. | |
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0615 | Greg Wood has a round-up of todays business news. | |
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0630 | It's the turn of the shadow chancellor Michael Howard to speak at the Tory party conference here in Blackpool today. He's got the job of explaining howÌýhe's going to pay for all the spending commitments they've made. Our Political Correspondents areÌýNorman Smith and Iain Watson. | |
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0633 | It looks like California, America's most populus state, has decided that Arnold Schwarzenegger should be its new Governor. Justin Webb is there.
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0637 | Police in Leeds have arrested one of Leeds United's players as part of their investigation into a serious sexual assault. Richard Wells is our Correspondent in Leeds.
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0643 | Our World Press Review comes from Caroline Wyatt in Paris.
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0646 | The Government has denied its plans for Foundation Hospitals are a 'dog's breakfast'. The proposals came under attack as the Lords began their detailed consideration of the bill which would set them up. Our Parliamentary Correspondent, Susan Hulme, reports.
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0651 | The Chairman of the Holocaust Educational Trust is publishing maps of mass graves from the second world war in Lithuania and Latvia.ÌýLord Janner live from Lithuania.
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0654 | History in the making - read the archives of the oldest medical journal in the world. The first blood transfusion, the first diagnosis of shellshock and more - now available online. The Editor of the Lancet, Richard Horton. | |
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0709 | The people of California,Ìý have decided to throw out their governor in mid-term and in his place they elected the actor Arnold Schwarzenegger. It's been an election that was bizarre and serious. Justin Webb looks back on events. | |
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0715 | The Health Secretary, John Reid, will announce this morning which company has won the contract to run the NHS patient booking system. | |
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0722 | The National Black Police Association has announced that it is launching a national campaign to discourage members of ethnic minorities from becoming police officers. Ray Powell is president of the National Black Police Association. | |
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0725 | There's been a lot of criticism thoughout all the conferences that they're not what they used to be - partying isn't up to the good old days. Is this true?ÌýSarahÌýwent out on the town last night to what claims to be one of the big social events of the week - the High Society Dance.
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0730 | The Conservative party were fully supportive of the governmentÌýthroughout the warÌýagainst iraq - but it's clear from the latest polls that their supporters no longer think it was the right thing to do. Shadow Foreign Secretary, Michael Ancam. | |
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0742 | Corrie Corfield has a review of todays papers. | |
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0747 | There's been a torrent of new policies from the Tory party conference. Among the more eye-catching was a proposalÌýthat would shipÌýasylum seekers off to an island while their claims for residence in Britain are processed. Robin Aitken reports. | |
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0752 | Carlton and Granada will soon be one. Their £4 billion merger will change the face of ITV and commercial broadcasting. One of the big questions, however, is who'll own it all in a year or two?ÌýCharles Allen, Michael GreenÌýand 91Èȱ¬'s ÌýJeff Randall.
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0810 | Can you cut taxesÌýand have good public services? The Tory party claims you can. And it's the job of the Shadow Chancellor, Michael Howard to convince the public of that when he speaks at the party conference here in Blackpool today. | |
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0820 | Has football turned into a Babylonian nightmare - overpaid stars, inflated ideas of itself, empty posturing...and an impulse to self-destruction? Mark Perryman and Rogan Taylor. | |
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0832 | The Danish Paedophile Association has it's own entirely legal web site, advertises in national newspapers and holds regular meetings to discuss the alleged merits of child abuse. Is this taking freedom of speech a step too far? Mike Thomson reports from Copenhagen.
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0840 | Justin Webb is amongst Arnold Schwarznegger's winning campaign team in Los Angeles - slightly a different kind of republican celebration toÌýthoseÌýpreviously heldÌýby the Bush family... | |
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0847 | Why are there so few black faces in the audience of a classical concert or opera performance in Britain.ÌýThat was the subject of a conference held by the association of British orchestras. Lord Moser and Errolyn Wallen. | |
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0852 | Iain Duncan Smith has been hoping that the policies he sets out at this week's Party conference in Blackpool will attract voters back. Niall Dickson, has been to Blackpool Sixth Form college and asked the students whatÌýthey think the Conservative Party stands for. | |
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0855 | Reflections from the Tory Party conference - we ask Boris Johnson and Simon Hoggart "what kind of animal would a Conservative MP be?" Boris Johnson suggests a tortoise.... | |
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