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My name's Katie Lecky and I'm an assistant commissioner for on demand music on BBC Sounds.

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With music on sounds, we offer collections and mixes for everything, from workouts to

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check out BBC Sounds. Welcome to the download of Moneybox. This week,

compensation from British Airways and the Conservatives and the SMP set out their tax and pension

plans. Hello, in the last of our pre-election interviews, the Conservatives tell us that the

care home fee cap will be a real cap that covers all costs. The SNP says it will not

raise higher rate tax, so it wants to raise the top rate. And outside the election, Tony

Bonsignore is here. Yes, Paul. Passengers caught up in BA's computer meltdown last weekend. Tell me

how they were treated by the airline. I doubt they could have made a bigger mess-up if they'd set out to do so in the first place.

So what compensation can they get and how do they get it?

But first, this time next week, we should have a new government.

Over the last two Saturdays, I've been interviewing the main parties

about some of the personal finance issues in their manifestos,

and today we finish

that off. First, the Conservatives. We had hoped to interview a minister, someone of the same

rank as the shadow ministers and party spokespeople we've had from other parties. That's what

we asked for on May the 5th and frequently insisted upon since. But this week we were finally

told no minister was available and offered Chris Philp.

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