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0710

Hurricane Patricia has made landfall in south-western Mexico. Katy Watson is our correspondent in Guadalajara.

0715

The Institute of Directors has called for urgent action to deal with cybercrime. We hear from Joe Lynam, our business correspondent.

0720

Should we be committed by law to spend at least two percent of the national budget on defence? This is something that MPs considered yesterday. We hear from our parliamentary correspondent, Mark Darcy.

0725

The assistant secretary general of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Dr Abdel Aziz Abu Hamad Aluwaisheg, has warned of the potential for a dangerous escalation between Russia and the United States in Syria after Moscow's new military engagement. We speak live with Lyse Doucet, chief international correspondent in Riyadh.

0730

Today, Momentum - the grassroots network established in the wake of Jeremy Corbyn's election victory - launches its first national campaign to encourage voter registration. Norman Smith, our assistant political editor, has been finding out more.

0735

Continuing our feature on Hurricane Patricia, we present clips from the perspective of tourists and politicians.

0740

Fertility campaigners say they are extremely concerned by recent decisions taken by Mid Essex and North-East Essex clinical commissioning groups to stop offering IVF treatment for women who are struggling to conceive. Speaking on the programme is Dr Amanda Doyle, practising GP and co-chair of NHS Clinical Commissioners, and Sarah Norcross, co-chair of campaign group Fertility Fairness.

0750

The Northern Ireland first minister, Peter Robinson, says there are only weeks to save devolved government in the province. Speaking on the programme is Jonathan Powell, Tony Blair's chief of staff who negotiated towards the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.

0810

The Electoral Commission has advised the House of Lords to vote against government plans on Tuesday to speed up the process of changing how voters register themselves, moving from a system of household registration to individual registration. Speaking on the programme is Lord Falconer, Shadow Lord Chancellor, and John Penrose, minister for Constitutional Reform.

0815

Hurricane Patricia has made landfall in south-western Mexico. We have been speaking to Anthony Caswell, country director of Save the Children Mexico.

0820

It is the 600th Anniversary of the Battle of Agincourt tomorrow. We speak to Anne Curry, professor of Medieval History at the University of Southampton and co-chair of the Agincourt Committee, and Adrian Noble, theatre director and chief executive of the Royal Shakespeare Company from 1990 to 2003.

0830

The Institute of Directors said cybercrime is one of the biggest threats facing businesses and their customers. Rory Cellan Jones is our technology correspondent; we also hear from Oliver Parry, senior corporate governance adviser at the Institute of Directors, and Hazel Blears, former Home Office minister and former member of the Intelligence and Security Committee.

0835

Continuing our feature on Hurricane Patricia, we hear from Dr Chris Holloway, lecturer in meteorology at Reading University and tropical storm expert.

0840

The US Secretary of State, John Kerry, has begun a round of diplomacy aimed at reducing tensions in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories where an upsurge of violence has left around 60 people dead in the last month or so. Our Middle East correspondent, Kevin Connolly, has been talking to Palestinians and Israelis about their fears.

0850

It was announced yesterday that up to £9m is to be made available to help support steelworkers hit by the latest round of job cuts at a plant in Scunthorpe. Alun Davies worked at the Llanwern steelworks as a caster until 2001 and is now the regional organiser for the Community Union for Steelworkers in Port Talbot and Trostre. Joining Mr Davies is Mike Cole, former crane driver at Thamesteel in Kent, who after 40 years lost his job in 2012 when it shut down.

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