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Mayday, May Day! Capitalism’s struggle to survive & crackdown on the poor [E72]

Published 3 May, 2014 07:32 | Updated 3 May, 2014 07:31

Afshin Rattansi returns for a brand new series and goes underground on whether capitalism could still survive amidst emerging economies like China, Brazil and Russia. As the world marches in support of workers’ rights, we look at how the government is cracking down on the unemployed. David Cameron says the increased use of food banks is because they’re advertised better. Plus, we look at some interesting ways the BBC is spending license fee cash. And why the Home Office is banning the UN from doing their work.

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