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A new attack on Sony's PC computer game network concerns the personal information of 25 million customers.

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Another revelation from Sony about its deepening Internet security crisis, as a separate attack occurred on its PC computer Game network. This latest breech concerns the personal information of 25 million customers. We hear from our correspondent in Tokyo Roland Buerk.

Feeling the Pinch, a report out from Deloitte, says it's going to be another four years till disposable incomes get back to their peak in 2009. We are joined by Ian Stewart, chief economist at Deloitte.

Workers at Toyota near Derby are running out of key components from Japan. Has the devastating earthquake and tsunami highlighted a flaw in the favoured "just-in-time" operating system? We speak to expert Dr. Matthius Holweg.

Sales of consumer e-books are up, but still only make a minor dent in sales of the good old fashioned hard copy. Richard Mollett CEO of the Publishers Association joins us in the studio.

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