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Political correspondent Max Cotton reports on proceedings in Parliament where the Chancellor’s Budget has been passed by the House of Commons but a Labour Party motion to reduce VAT on fuel has been...
Martin Young interviews Anatole Kaletsky, economics editor of The Times, about the forecast of Chancellor Kenneth Clarke for three percent growth in 1996 and looking back at the state of the economy in 1995....
For weeks now, employees of US central government have been left unpaid including embassy workers around the world, due to a government shutdown and unbalanced budget. Washington correspondent Simon Marks...
The United States Government is back in business after Congress and President Bill Clinton agreed to restore funding and sent eight hundred thousand employees back to work, but the deal is only a stopgap in...
Senate House Budget Committee Chairman John Kasich is unhappy with the deal President Bill Clinton has agreed which will see eight hundred thousand federal employees return to work in the budget dispute...
One of the worst snow storms this century is bringing havoc to America’s east coast. Airports, schools, colleges, and museums are closed and US government workers due to return to work after being laid off...
Simon Marks reports from Washington on US President Bill Clinton’s annual State of the Union address. Among other issues covered he called for unity in America, as the country prepares for a bruising...
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