P310 $eletext 310 Nov27 22:01:32 ————————————————————————————— Fox attacks Afghan stance onservative defence spokesman Liam Fox has launched a broadside at Germany, Italy and Spain for failing to pull their military weight in Afghanistan. On the eve of Nato's summit in Latvia, he singled them out for criticism for an approach to operations in Afghanistan which was "not acceptable". They have troops in Afghanistan but they operate under "caveats" set by their governments on their activities. ——————————————————————————————————————— Headlines 301 TV Guide 110 CLEAR YOUR DEBTS See p647 Next News index Newsrounds HolidaysP310 Teletext 310 Nov27 21:17:40 ————————————————————————————— PM signals support for worker PM (ony Blair added to the row over a British Airways Christian check-in worker when he signalled support of her right to wear a cross over her uniform. He gave some "frank advice" to the firm when he was questioned publicly about the row involving Nadia Eweida. During a question and answer session at the CBI conference, BA chairman Martin Broughton surprised delegates by raising the issue and criticism of BA. ——————————————————————————————————1/2—— Headlines 301 TV Guide 110 CLEAR YOUR DEBTS See p647 Next News index Newsrounds HolidaysP310 Teletext 310 Nov27 21:28:20 ————————————————————————————— CBI attacks Cameron snub David Cameron has missed a chance to end "uncertainties" over his business policies by pulling out of a speech to the CBI conference, its president said. The Conservative leader was due to go head-to-head with Tony Blair, but instead opted to visit Iraq. CBI chief Sir John Sunderland said the bosses' organisation is disappointed by the move, adding: "We see this as a missed opportunity." ——————————————————————————————————2/2—— Headlines 301 TV Guide 110 CLEAR YOUR DEBTS See p647 Next News index Newsrounds Holidays