29/06/2010
Nicky Campbell is live from Nelson Mandela Square in Johannesburg - as the England players arrive at Heathrow, we discuss the team and manager's future.
Nicky Campbell is live from Nelson Mandela Square in Johannesburg - where the final games in the last 16 are played.
As the England players arrive at Heathrow, we discuss the team and manager's future and the legacy of the World Cup in places like Soweto.
Shelagh Fogarty is in London as Sir Hugh Orde responds to a think tank that says the police can save money without damaging the level of service.
Chris Mason reports on David Cameron's visit to Bradford and talks to a woman who's really struggling financially.
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How should the government effectively cut policing?
Dale Bassett, from the think-tank Reform, and Sir Hugh Orde, the president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, discuss best possible measures for making efficiencies.
Duration: 06:21
'I live on Β£65 a week'
Political reporter Chris Mason talks to Laura in Bradford about proposed benefits cuts and her financial problems, ahead of David Cameron's visit to the city, which is hosting a Cabinet meeting today.
Duration: 03:46
Soweto residents write off seeing World Cup matches
Chris Warburton hears from the Eldorado Park Stadium groundsman about his concerns about the financial legacy of the World Cup. A Soweto resident discusses FIFA's 'ticketing failure' for locals.
Duration: 02:49
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- Tue 29 Jun 2010 06:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 5 Live
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