Dialect - Why police upped cannabis to class B & Death of Dr. David Kelly pt. 2
Bristol Broadband Co-operative | 11.05.2008 22:10 | Analysis | Iraq
Police (ACPO) refuse to arrest heroin and other class A dealers and target cannabis instead.
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Dialect Radio is a Bristol (UK) internet broadcasting co-operative run by volunteers. Our main activity is our weekly current affairs and arts magazine programme Dialect, which is recorded at our Queen's Square studios and posted for download here every Saturday. Want to volunteer? Volunteering Bristol, Royal Oak House, Royal Oak Avenue, Bristol. BS1 4GB Tel: 0117 989 7733
Features this week [Time in brackets index to the featured item in the mp3 file]:
02:20 - News - with a focus this week on attacks by Tesco and the British government on the civil liberties journalists and journalism
07:50 - Steve Barker - Legalise Cannabis Alliance - police move cannabis to class B so they don't have to arrest heroin dealers?
19:45 - Westcountry doctor David Halpin talks about his suspicions re. the death of Dr. David Kelly - part 2 of a two part interview
30:00 - James Whale's new audio blog after he got the sack from Talksport
34:35 - '9/11 Building 7' a song by Martin Noakes
39:10 - Why doesn't the press report properly on child abuse?
41:25 - Lisa Braiden - poem
42:45 - Jeff Sparkes - poem
44:30 - Culture Vulture hotspot - arts and theatrical events in the Bristol and Bath area with Lisa Braiden
46:55 - What's On guide with Jeff Sparkes
53:20 - 'Ten Second Freefall' a new song by Three Shoes Posse
Producer: Tony Gosling
Reporter: Tony Gosling
Presenters: John Peters-Coleman and Lisa Braiden
What’s On guide: Jeff Sparkes
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran
Related Link:
http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=27540
02:20 - News - with a focus this week on attacks by Tesco and the British government on the civil liberties journalists and journalism
07:50 - Steve Barker - Legalise Cannabis Alliance - police move cannabis to class B so they don't have to arrest heroin dealers?
19:45 - Westcountry doctor David Halpin talks about his suspicions re. the death of Dr. David Kelly - part 2 of a two part interview
30:00 - James Whale's new audio blog after he got the sack from Talksport
34:35 - '9/11 Building 7' a song by Martin Noakes
39:10 - Why doesn't the press report properly on child abuse?
41:25 - Lisa Braiden - poem
42:45 - Jeff Sparkes - poem
44:30 - Culture Vulture hotspot - arts and theatrical events in the Bristol and Bath area with Lisa Braiden
46:55 - What's On guide with Jeff Sparkes
53:20 - 'Ten Second Freefall' a new song by Three Shoes Posse
Producer: Tony Gosling
Reporter: Tony Gosling
Presenters: John Peters-Coleman and Lisa Braiden
What’s On guide: Jeff Sparkes
Studio Engineer: Vilas Chitrakaran
Related Link:
http://www.radio4all.net/proginfo.php?id=27540
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not sure
13.05.2008 06:18
As I understood it, the home secretary has the power for a re class and does so with the advice of the law lords in the name of the government.
As Indymedia's tight guidelines forbid opinion ("Non-news: posts which are clearly purely comment, opinion or rants unrelated to a recent event or action etc.") I am not going to add add a personal opinion to this post.
long live freedom of expression and opinion
Harry Purvis
Kelly 'wet-op'
13.05.2008 15:57
Either Kelly was murdered, as seems increasingly likely ( what suicide wipes their fingerprints from the knife ?) or the affair is just as it seems. Kelly was sacrificed to the press-pack during a game of 20 questions initiated by Blair.
Still, it wasn't the first of last murder Cheries 'good man' committed. Being so 'good', doubtless he eschews the lecture circuit and jet-set lifestyle, making ammends and giving all his money away to charity. Somewhere there is a lampost with Cheries name on it.
Danny