What might dominate the headlines in 2011?
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Here are two fascinating video talks from Robert Peston and Stephanie Flanders on some of the business and economics issues that might be high on the news agenda during 2011. Fantastic for ambitious students who want to get an inkling of some of the straws in the wind as we head into a new year. They were both talking to the BBC College of Journalism.
Robert Peston
Stephanie Flanders
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