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We find out why some Eastern European countries were against setting quotas.

Hungarian journalist Denes Albert, Milan Nic from the Bratislava-based think tank the Central European Policy Institute, and Polish MEP and former foreign affairs minister Anna Fortyga give us their views.

Also in the programme, the Volkswagen emissions scandal is revving up. VW says 11m diesel vehicles worldwide are fitted with software to cheat tests. David Bailey at Aston Business School fills us in on the latest.

Plus, could going cashless help an economy to grow? We discuss the idea with our regular economic commentator Roger Bootle.

And with Tibet's spiritual leader the Dalai Lama in London to promote a course on how to be happy, Emily Thomas brings us a special report on happiness at work.

(Picture: A family disembarks from a boat. Picture credit: AFP/Getty Images)