30/06/2010
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Justice Minister Ken Clarke is planning radical prison reforms to 'shut the revolving door of crime and reoffending'.
Reaction to the deaths at Lindsey Oil refinery and a house fire in Anglesey.
Dame Stella Rimmington and Sir Christopher Meyer respond to news that a Russian spy ring has been discovered in the US.
Liverpool fan James McKenna on Roy Hodgson's appointment at Liverpool plus all you ever needed to know about a scandal that's rocking the world of sumo wrestling.
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Former MI5 head on 'Russian spy ring' arrests
Following arrests in the US over an alleged spy ring, ex-MI5 head Dame Stella Rimington discusses the potential impact on US-Russo relations, and how informed the White House would have been.
Duration: 04:39
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- Wed 30 Jun 2010 06:00大象传媒 Radio 5 Live
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