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Spain was in the headlines once again as it has just introduced new austerity measures causing Spaniards to hit the streets in protest. Italy is also feeling the heat despite praise from the OECD for its efforts. Economist Grant Lewis of Daiwa Capital Markets in London joins us to analyse the situation in those two countries.
Also on the programme; the Paris Motor Show, which is also being overshadowed by the European crisis.
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