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13/01/2010

Reports on an earthquake in Haiti and Google's threatened withdrawal from China.

Nicky Campbell and Shelagh Fogarty with reaction to an earthquake in Haiti.

Peter Barron, a spokesman for Google, discusses their threatened withdrawal from China after a cyber attack targetting gmail accounts of human rights activists originated from the country.

In sport, Martin Keown provides his views on Sol Campbell's return to Arsenal.

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Wed 13 Jan 2010 06:00
大象传媒 Radio 5 Live

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Chapters

  • The impact of Haiti's earthquake

    5 live's reporter Alix Kroeger describes the impact of the earthquake and Randy Baldwin from the United States Geological Survey explains how long the aftershocks will last.

    Duration: 05:50

  • The UK sends firefighters to Haiti

    The Operations Commander for the UK contingent of Firefighters explains how many staff are flying to Haiti. The Humanitarian Director for Oxfam, Jane Cocking discusses charity assistance there.

    Duration: 05:30

  • Google discusses pulling censorship in China

    Andy Verity and Nicky talk to Google's Peter Barron, who says Google will no longer censor content in China and will pull out of China altogether if the government there resist.

    Duration: 06:05

Broadcast

  • Wed 13 Jan 2010 06:00
    大象传媒 Radio 5 Live