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BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Japan minister denies being drunk
Japan's finance minister is facing calls for him to resign amid claims he was drunk at a recent G7 meeting. Shoichi Nakagawa has apologised for his behaviour but blamed cold remedies for a slurred performance at a news conference in Rome at the weekend. He said he had not drunk more than a sip of alcohol before facing the media. Despite opposition calls for him to quit, Mr Nakagawa said Prime Mini
Political Punch: Asleep at the Wheel: Japanese FM Nods Off During G7 Talks
February 14, 2009 6:03 PM ABC News' Matt Jaffe reports: Finance chiefs from around the world gathered this weekend in Rome to figure out how to solve the worsening global economic crisis, but simply staying awake proved too tough a task. It appears that Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa fell asleep at today's meeting of the Group of Seven's finance leaders. See for yourself (source: APTN
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