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The Greek government is due to face a vote of confidence, a crucial first step towards gaining a vital 12bn euro (拢10bn) loan. If the government survives the vote, Greece's parliament will be asked to back the latest spending cuts, worth 28bn euro, on 28 June. We speak to Dr Michael Arghyrou, senior lecturer in economics at Cardiff Business School and Raoul Ruparel, economic analyst at Open Europe.

Public sector workers are expected to unleash a torrent of anger today against the Government's spending cuts, amid the growing prospect of a wave of strikes in the coming months. The annual conference of Unison will debate the coalition's austerity measures. Karen Jennings, assistant general secretary of Unison joins us.

If the road haulage industry gets its way, the EU could give permission for 25 metre (82 feet) long HGVs weighing up to 60 tonnes on UK roads. We speak to Philippa Edmunds from the Campaign for Better Transport.