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10/07/2010

A firearms expert, a former police commander and criminal psychologist assess the Moat case. Deputy Leader of the Lib Dems on claims his party is in danger of being wiped out.

A firearms expert, a former police commander and criminal psychologist assess the Moat case.

Deputy Leader of the Lib Dems Simon Hughes on claims his party is in danger of being wiped out by the coalition government.

Sylvia Webb, mother of Howard who is refereeing the World Cup final on how nervous she is for her son.

Should men accused of rape have their identity protected until they get to court?

Powerful interview with one woman on how she overcame her gambling addiction.

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Sat 10 Jul 2010 22:00
91热爆 Radio 5 Live

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Chapters

  • Senior Lib Dem fears coalition makes vote 'pointless'

    Lib Dems' Warren Bradley has said he fears people will see no point in voting for the party after it formed the coalition government. Stephen Nolan speaks to Simon Hughes.

    Duration: 24:05

  • Should men accused of rape have their identity protected?

    The Government's plans to change the law so that the identity of men accused of rape is kept a secret has provoked a revolt within the ruling parties. Stephen Nolan debates the issue.

    Duration: 19:43

Broadcast

  • Sat 10 Jul 2010 22:00
    91热爆 Radio 5 Live