Almost a million passengers will be affected by a series of strikes announced by British Airways cabin crew. Transport correspondent Dan Milmo looks at the dispute over staff numbers and budgets that triggered the industrial action, while Hilary Osborne, editor of guardian.co.uk/money, examines the options for BA customers.
African countries stopped the climate change talks in Copenhagen altogether for five hours yesterday. Their battle is to save the binding carbon cuts in the Kyoto protocol. Environment editor, John Vidal, reports that the other stalling point is the amount richer countries are prepared to pay for greening the developing world.
Matt Wells, presenter of our Media Talk podcast, explains how the new Guardian iPhone app will make accessing podcasts easier.
And Morgan Freeman talks to David Smith about his latest role as Nelson Mandela in Clint Eastwood's new film Invictus, which was based on a book by John Carlin.
