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	TUESDAY 30 SEPTEMBER 22.30 BST - BBC TWO FROM PROGRAMME PRODUCER ROBERT MORGAN Hello With Jeremy Paxman in London and Emily Maitlis at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham. Banking on a plan "Today is a time for us to send a clear message to our political opponents and to our country - let us not allow the political wrangling that took place in America to happen here in our own country." So said David Cameron in an emergency speech to Conservative party members this morning. The new fashion is for cross-party co-operation at this time of worldwide economic crisis. Within hours, Shadow Chancellor George Osborne had returned to London to discuss the crisis with Alistair Darling. But what can they actually do, and are we at the mercy of events in Washington? The markets have rallied today but confidence is still at rock bottom. Paul Mason will explain why. Meanwhile, in Birmingham Emily has been speaking to David Cameron about what cross-party co-operation can really achieve. "A critical moment" There's much regret in Washington over yesterday's defeat of the $700 billion bail-out plan. President Bush has warned that without a deal "the economic damage will be painful and lasting". We hope to be asking a Republican Congresswoman who voted "No" what plan B she would accept. And we'll ask why bi-partisan co-operation failed so spectacularly last time. States in decline And how will America fare when the dust has settled? After more than a century of global financial dominance, are we witnessing the beginning of the end? We're assembling a stellar cast of experts to discuss America's role on the financial scene in the years to come. And don't forget Place that Face - visit our website to rank all twelve post-war prime ministers in order of "greatness". The vote closes at noon tomorrow - we'll have the results in Wednesday's programme. Click here to play Missed Newsnight? Click here to watch the latest programme online Newsnight Blog Add your comments to our correspondents' blogs: CLICK HERE
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