23/07/2010
Winifred Robinson speaks to the UK's Ambassador to Spain, how the Mercury Prize affects sales, and is choice is a good thing for consumers?
Winifred Robinson asks why Easyjet's punctuality was so poor last month. Plus the UK's Ambassador to Spain on the issues facing Brits both on holiday and living in the country. Also, how does the Mercury Prize affect the artists that win and those who are nominated? And, as David Cameron says he wants more choice in public services, the programme explores whether choice is a good thing for consumers.
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Easyjet and Punctuality
Only 48 per cent of Easyjet's flights from Gatwick, its main base, departed on time last month, critics say this is due to staffing and poor organisation, the airline says it's because of strikes.
Duration: 06:56
Giles Paxton: The British Ambassador to Spain
Interview with the British Ambassador to Spain about property prices, the impact of budget cuts, the tourist industry and how he supports British people travelling and living in Spain.
Duration: 10:44
E-Books
Publishers are calling for a UK-specific e-book sales chart but reluctance in the retail sector is hampering its launch.
Duration: 08:19
Choice
David Cameron wants choice in public services like health and education but could choice be unhelpful in society?
Duration: 10:55
ESTA Numbers
ESTA numbers are compulsory for people travelling from the UK to the US. What are they and why do we need them?
Duration: 04:27
Mercury Prize
How does the Mercury Prize affect sales and bands - is it always a boost?
Duration: 05:42
Contaminated Gardens
Families in an area of Bath may be charged for cleaning up their gardens which have been found to be contaminated with what鈥檚 regarded as a hazardous chemical.
Duration: 04:24
Broadcast
- Fri 23 Jul 2010 12:00大象传媒 Radio 4 FM