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November 19, 2007

Today on More or Less

Today’s show covers speed cameras, counting birds to track avian epidemics, quants and the credit crunch, and a way to halve measured hospital waiting times with a spot of clever counting. Radio 4, 4.30pm today - or podcast from the website.

Update: No quants or credit crunch today; middle-class drinking instead. Credit crunch next week; sorry.

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