12/05/2010
Prime Minister David Cameron has started to name his Cabinet after forming a historic coalition with the Liberal Democrats. Plus, a look ahead to Fulham's Europa League final.
Prime Minister David Cameron has started to name his Cabinet after forming a historic coalition with the Liberal Democrats.
Social historian Juliet Gardiner and John Curtice, Professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde, analyse the legacy of New Labour's 13 years in power.
Alistair Campbell speaks his mind about journalists, saying he'll say what he likes as they say what they want about him.
In sport, Fulham are in Hamburg to face Atletico Madrid in the Europa League final.
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What is New Labour's legacy?
Social historian Juliet Gardiner and John Curtice, Professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde, discuss how New Labour's 13 years in power shaped the UK.
Duration: 04:50
Do UK businesses welcome the coalition?
5 live's Dominic Laurie asks the Director General of the Institute of Directors how UK business will be affected by the formation of the new coalition government.
Duration: 02:01
Should Lib Dem voters celebrate the coalition?
One of the Liberal Democrats chief negotiators in the coalition agreement, David Laws, discusses which Lib Dem policies will be honoured in the power partnership.
Duration: 05:35
Broadcast
- Wed 12 May 2010 06:00大象传媒 Radio 5 Live
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