Presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh Fogarty
06:00 - 09:00
News
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"I don't think we've turned a corner"
Jim Knight on Victoria Derbyshire, 11/11/2009
Unemployment has risen by 30,000 between July and September leaving just under two-and-a-half million people out of work in the UK.
The employment minister Jim Knight explains to Victoria the positive signs of the figures, while admitting that there is still the need for more investment.
Hear the interview with Jim Knight
Gordon Brown on Afghanistan
Victoria Derbyshire, 10/11/2009
The Prime Minister's monthly news conference saw Brown answering questions on his condolence letter to Jacqui Janes as well as the wider military operation.
"We know these children are innocent"
Up All Night, 11/11/2009
Nora Shroud, mother to one of the three young Americans detained by Iranian police on suspicion of espionage, discusses her daughter's case, following Iranian Foreign Minister announcement yesterday that they entered Iran illegally.
"He's got to pay for his crime"
Bill Hawker to Simon Mayo, 10/11/2009
The father of Lesley Anne Hawker told Simon of his relief that Tatsuya Ichihashi, the only man suspected of the murder of his daughter in 2007, has been arrested in Japan.
Protecting Britain from terrorism
Daily Mayo, 10/11/2009
Andy Hayman was in charge of the UK's counter terrorism policy and operations. He spoke to Simon about 7/7, Jean Charles de Menezes and his relationship with former boss, Sir Ian Blair.
Has Obama impressed?
Richard Bacon, 09/11/2009
A year on from his historic election, has Barack Obama's presidency lived up to the hype? Supporters and opponents of the 44th US President debate his tenure so far.
Go-ahead for 10 nuclear power stations
Drive, 09/11/2009
The government has approved 10 sites in England and Wales for new nuclear power stations, mostly in locations where there are already plants.
Parliament's unpaid workers
The Investigators podcast, 08/11/2009
MPs could be breaking the law by not paying their parliamentary interns, 5 live has discovered. Donal MacIntyre hears how regulations require that some of them should be paid.
Programmes
5 live Breakfast
Coverage of the remembrance service at Camp Bastion in Afghanistan to mark Armistice Day.
5 live Drive
The latest news, sport and travel updates with Peter Allen and Aasmah Mir.
Donal MacIntyre
MPs' interns, the mercenary Simon Mann and how dangerous dogs are being used as weapons.
Morning Reports
A round-up of the day's news, sport and business stories.
Richard Bacon
Lively and entertaining late-night chat and debate.
Simon Mayo
Simon is live from Westminster for PMQs. Plus guests Bill Bailey and Barry Cryer.
Stephen Nolan
Do we really appreciate the sacrifices our armed forces are making?
The Weekend News
News, entertainment updates and sport with Dalya Raphael and John Pienaar.
Up All Night
Rhod Sharp presents. Including Europe Desk and Dr Karl's Science Phone In.
Victoria Derbyshire
Coverage of Armistice Day, including the 11 o'clock silence.
Wake Up to Money
A look ahead to the latest unemployment figures.
Weekend Breakfast
Reports on Remembrance Sunday and the industrial dispute affecting rail services.
News headlines
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Envoy urges no US troop increase
In a dramatic intervention, the US ambassador in Kabul warns against sending thousands more troops to Afghanistan.
- Nursing to become graduate entry
- Trio face 'firework death' charge
- Polls to open in Glasgow by-election
- Last-ditch bid for 'gay hate' law
5 live stories 
Previously
Mentoring the Afghan Police
Simon Mayo, 05/11/2009
Capt Doug Beattie has served two tours mentoring the Afghan national police and tells Simon what the reality of the police force is and his experience of working with them.
Your opinions on Europe
Breakfast Phone-in, 05/11/2009
Voters in the UK haven't had a referendum over the Lisbon Treaty, so Nicky Campbell held his own. He asked listeners if they wanted a more powerful, expanded Europe.
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