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Page last updated at 17:22 GMT, Saturday, 11 October 2008 18:22 UK

Bush meets G7 finance ministers

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US President George Bush has said he is still confident that the world's major economies can overcome the global financial crisis.

He was speaking before talks with finance ministers in Washington and after the announcement of a new plan to support failing banks. Greg Wood reports.

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