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24/05/2010

Chancellor George Osborne will announce 拢6 billion worth of cuts to public services. And Fergie admits to a lapse of judgment when she offered access to the Duke of York for cash.

Chancellor George Osborne will announce 拢6 billion worth of cuts to public services. Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Liam Byrne challenges the coalition's approach to fiscal management.

Sarah Ferguson has admitted to a serious lapse of judgment when she offered access to the Duke of York in return for cash.

Italian football journalist Beppe Severgnini discusses Jose Mourinho's probable move to Real Madrid.

Jimmy Armfield praises Blackpool manager Ian Holloway for getting the Tangerines into the Premier League.

3 hours

Last on

Mon 24 May 2010 06:00

Chapters

  • BA cabin crew strike goes ahead

    The Unite union made a last-minute offer to call off the strike if BA re-instated travel perks for cabin crew. Duncan Holley is from the British Airlines Stewards and Stewardesses Association.

    Duration: 02:10

  • Unite and BA management fail to reach agreement

    Steve Turner, National Officer for Aviation, Unite, explains why the union have been unable to reach agreement with British Airways management, resulting in a strike by cabin crew.

    Duration: 05:09

Broadcast

  • Mon 24 May 2010 06:00